The almost jarring dissonance between the jovial anime high-schoolers-vs-the-world tone, and the real world human atrocities it's historically based on was not enough for me to not enjoy it.
Playing this game is like meeting up with an old school friend who, after so many years, has clearly had a glow-up, only to slowly realise through subtle hints and mannerisms that they've also become an incel.
A very real early game strategy is to run to the edge of the world and fish until you've caught a motorised chainsaw shark and a pickaxe hammerhead shark. If that even slightly peaks your interest, buy this game.
wreith's Review of the Video Game "Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie": The Official Review of the Official Game of the Movie - it's aight.
Playing Ocarina of Time is like dunking your head into the primordial ooze of 3D gaming and seeing every single gameplay mechanic of the past 25 years fully formed and ready to go.
Y'know the infinite monkey theorem? Black Flag is like one of those monkeys actually typing out the first few acts of Hamlet before reverting back to hitting keys at random.