Durandana
1996
A solid 90s fps with what is honestly the most interesting and intriguing narrative I've ever seen in a video game.
2006
The greatest 3d platformer ever made
2011
Honestly if it weren't for the later XIV expansions this would be my favorite Final Fantasy game to come out of the 2010s by a very large margin. XIII-2 is criminally underrated and far superior to its predecessor. It's a great jrpg tbh
2022
A pretty solid retro inspired roguelite dungeon crawler with a lot of inspiration from games like King's Field and Heretic/Hexen
2020
A pretty fun and underrated battle royale that is unfortunately dead and has been all but abandoned by its devs.
It's a real shame tbh, this game deserved so much better.
It's a real shame tbh, this game deserved so much better.
2004
The best story in any Halo game by a wide margin,,, unfortunately the worst level design in the series.
Completing this game on legendary was easily one of the most infuriating things I've ever done... The beginning of Gravemind is permanently seared into my mind.
Completing this game on legendary was easily one of the most infuriating things I've ever done... The beginning of Gravemind is permanently seared into my mind.
1999
You ever just have that one game that you're absolute garbage at but still love regardless? Well Homeworld is that game for me.
I can barely play a normal rts game, let alone this one's full 3d space combat simulation but I still adore it. Even if I'm awful at playing it I can still appreciate the ambition and talent needed to create a full 3d space rts in 1999. The story and universe despite being deceptively simple had me completely engrossed in them to the point where I can say without a doubt that the original Homeworld has the best story of any rts game I've ever played. The visuals are gorgeous, especially in the remaster, and the music is top notch as well.
Homeworld is a phenomenal experience and I urge anyone with even the slightest interest in real time strategy games or space combat to check it out.
I can barely play a normal rts game, let alone this one's full 3d space combat simulation but I still adore it. Even if I'm awful at playing it I can still appreciate the ambition and talent needed to create a full 3d space rts in 1999. The story and universe despite being deceptively simple had me completely engrossed in them to the point where I can say without a doubt that the original Homeworld has the best story of any rts game I've ever played. The visuals are gorgeous, especially in the remaster, and the music is top notch as well.
Homeworld is a phenomenal experience and I urge anyone with even the slightest interest in real time strategy games or space combat to check it out.
{Experience points} {Party} {Valkurm Dunes} {Do you need it?}
2005
I played this as a kid, forgot about it, then spent years trying to find it based off my vague memories. I remember it being the coolest thing when I first played it, and you know what? It still is pretty damn cool.
2020
I wish these characters were part of anything else but a gacha game,,,
2011
Hands down the best Minecraft clone I've ever played. Honestly pretty fun and surprisingly difficult
Honestly this might be my least favorite Fire Emblem game.
Map design/variety takes a massive downgrade compared to previous games, and with so many maps repeating throughout, it makes them feel extremely dull and the actual meat of the game feel like a chore.
The monastery segments feel half baked at best and I absolutely cannot stand how unit recruitment works in this game.
In general the game just feels so boring and drags on way longer than it should, not to mention the massive level design downgrade. Like come on even Gaiden has more interesting maps.
Map design/variety takes a massive downgrade compared to previous games, and with so many maps repeating throughout, it makes them feel extremely dull and the actual meat of the game feel like a chore.
The monastery segments feel half baked at best and I absolutely cannot stand how unit recruitment works in this game.
In general the game just feels so boring and drags on way longer than it should, not to mention the massive level design downgrade. Like come on even Gaiden has more interesting maps.
1982
I dressed up as a Super Pac-Man arcade cabinet for Halloween once. Was not a very comfortable costume tbh
Poured hours into this game as a kid on my ds. Was pretty fun from what I remember.
It's cozy