Corsi
2017
I can see why a lot of people like that much, but it didn't hit with me. The combat is pretty fun, the story is good, you get attached with the characters, specially 2B and 9S and their relationship, the open world is a little bit basic i think, you can just play the game normally in a linear way. One thing I really hated was that some parts in the main campaign last 40-60 minutes, and you can't save, so if you want to play a little bit but you don't really have the time to play that much, it's really annoying. Anyways, it's a really good game : )
2017
I really can see that this is a great game, but it didn't connected with me for some reason. Probably i'll come back in a few months to see if i change my mind.
2018
"I AM HUMAN AND I NEED TO BE LOVED, JUST LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE DOES"🎶🎶
2022
I have a weird story with this game. All my entire life i hated football because of personal questions and things that i've seen (I live in front of a stadium of a mid tier club in Argentina), Here, specially when i was child, there was violence in every game because all the teams of the league are dominated by... bassicly criminals bands (they are like hooligans but with a lot of drug traffick and corruption in the middle). So i've developed some digust for football because of that and i always hate it. But one day i've seen this game in a huge offer in steam and i've bought it just to try it, i've start playing it and when i wanted to noticed i've had 150 hr's played, i learned the basics of football and i've become a fan of the sport in general. What i want to say it's that this game made me get through a kind of trauma that i had because all the violence and marginality i've seen when i was child. Now i enjoy watching the premier league and i discovered the good part of football, and because of that i have a special place in my heart for this game.
(I'm not a native speaker, sorry for all the mistakes ; ) )
(I'm not a native speaker, sorry for all the mistakes ; ) )
2017
It's a great game but it's not my style, everytime i play a souls-like i think "Man, i could be playing Zelda instead of this".
2011
Innofensive
2019
obectivly the best RE i've played. It really mades me feel... opresed. walking arround the commisary without knowing what's in the next room, listening to Mr. X steeps, knowing that you can find him any moment, it's a pretty fun experience
2017
It's more yakuza, better and in new gen. The quantity of things to do it's absurd and the quality of them it's so fucking incedible, i mean, i've seen dlc's whit less things that some minigames here. The story it's not like yakuza 0 but (not gonna lie) i cried a couple of times.
1997
The story it's pretty good but i didn't connected with it, characters are good but Cloud is boring and with a not really deep personality. The game grew up bad but i want to try the remake to see if they could improve it.
The best open world I've ever played. It's just fun walking around Hyrule seeing what you can find, kakaroks, shrines, submissions, it's what the game makes better. the main campaign it's kind of right, i felt a little bit disappointed with the "dungeons", but the rest of the game compensates. Also, the dlc's are pretty good. As an all time Zelda fan who wasn't a really fan of the concept when this game were announced (that's why it takes me that long to play it haha), I can say that they shout my mouth.
The first tactical jrpg i've played. The gameplay it's so adictive, i felt in love with the characters and visualy looks great for a 3ds game. I think it's the best game i've played in the plataform, it really let me wanting to try the switch games.