DVince89
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2003
X is one of my favorite series ever with the original X being one of my favorite games of all time. That being said this game breaks my heart at how absolute trash it is. I think this game is the biggest reason X isn’t still getting games made today. Please don’t ever play this game if you care about yourself or your time.
2001
As a life long huge X fan I was really disappointed in this. The level design is flawed at best in the last few levels of the game. It’s not really fun or hard just aggravating.
DDLC Plus took the already superb DDLC and added more story for all 4 girls and gave us more well hidden nuggets to dig for. Dan Salvado made one of the greatest and most unique gaming experiences of all time. This game surprised me more than any game ever has before. I can’t wait for what he does next.. most likely Project Libatina! Literally the only reason this doesn’t get a five star is it isn’t something that is replayable. As far as a one time experience it is easily a 5 star game.
2014
The game that really pushed survival horror into the mainstream is still awesome to play today. The best way to play the original is definitely the remaster. The added crimson heads were a nice touch. It’s always a good time to go back and explore the Spencer Mansion with Jill and Chris.
Legit just a walking simulator with an uninspired boring story
2020
Omori is a wonderfully tragic video game. It made me laugh, smile, hurt, and cry. It’s a game that sticks in your head weeks after you play. There are also so many routes that to really experience everything you will need to have multiple playthroughs. This shouldn’t be a problem though as the game is hard to put down. It blends horror, comedy, and the JRPG elements beautifully. It is a game that if you play to the end I’m sure will touch you in some way.
Easily the most under appreciated Zelda experience that you need to play. If this would have come out on a home console I think it would be mentioned as one of the all timers in the Zelda series.
1995
This is the masterpiece of video games in my opinion. It is the only game that in my mind that is absolutely perfect. I replay this game usually once every year and I could never get tired of it.
This is not the first game that will come to mind when I think of Resident Evil. I will always immediately think of RE and RE2 when I think of Resident Evil. As far as personal enjoyment goes though this is 2nd on my list of all time RE games. They blended the action and horror better in this game than all other REs. It calls back to RE4 so hard many times throughout the game. While this isn’t the scariest RE it has its moments. It does have what I consider the best horror section in the series though. I won’t place any spoilers but if you’ve played you pretty much know what section I mean. It does seem to be more horror less action through the first half with more action and much less horror in the last sections but overall I felt like they blended it very well.
I really liked the 4 Lords and hope to get more back story on Miranda, Lady D, or Heisenburg in the DLC. After RE7 Ethan was my least favorite playable character of the main line titles but after 8 he is one of my favorites. As a new father to a little girl myself I can relate to the lengths he would go through to try and save his baby girl. The ending hit me in the heart as a father.
All in all I would recommend this game to anyone that is a fan of horror games.
I really liked the 4 Lords and hope to get more back story on Miranda, Lady D, or Heisenburg in the DLC. After RE7 Ethan was my least favorite playable character of the main line titles but after 8 he is one of my favorites. As a new father to a little girl myself I can relate to the lengths he would go through to try and save his baby girl. The ending hit me in the heart as a father.
All in all I would recommend this game to anyone that is a fan of horror games.