This game is a masterpiece in almost every single aspect. As a person who has never played the OG FF7. I was deeply invested in almost every single plot point and character dynamic. Cloud for me continues to be arguably the most well written videogame protagonist of all time. And im extremley excited to see the direction his character goes for the final installment of this triology. Although, I didnt engage much in the open world since I only focused on the main story. I still felt the experience was well worth the 70 bucks based on the story alone. Although, I will say the ending did feel convoluted which in my opinion really robbed it of its emotional impact. But despite that I loved how the ending stayed true to the central theme of the story and offered up some sobering messages in a subtle yet effective way.

Ultimately, I do feel that the final few chapters of rebirth is a build up for whats going to happen in the final installment where I believe most of Final Fantasy 7's thematic prowess will really shine, to bring about everything that has been built up in the last 2 games to its conclusion.

undisputedly the worst COD to ever come out. To this day i'm shocked that Treyarch chose to come out with a black ops game with no campaign. The battle royale was complete and utter garbage and should have never been added. The multiplayer was such a boring and gruelling experience and it just felt like a rehashed worse version of black ops 3. As a whole this game just felt like cash grab with little to no thought put into it. This game genuinely represented everything wrong with this franchise, and should have never been greenlit

NieR is a game that holds a special place in my heart. The amount of joy i got from playing this game can never be replecated. I loved the post apocalyptic, dystopian setting that they chose to go with it fully made me interested in the universe as it was something very unique to me when i first played it. Despite, the map being fairly small the different areas of the map still felt very interesting and different from one another. The story and writing in this game was amazing definitely one of the greatest written videogames i've ever played. All the major characters definitely created a sense of attachment and intrest in one way or another and never felt one dimensional or linear. I also loved the themes of finding the meaning of life in which NieR effectively portrayed with its narrative to make gamers feel related and seem somewhat similar to the characters in this game. Lastly, the combat is arguably some of the best combat in any videogame i've ever played. The combat system felt very smooth and unique with each button combination producing a different animation with different damage each time which helps make the game feel very unpredictable and stops it from feeling boring and repetitive

As a big COD fan, this game fully epitimizes how much i love this franchise. No treyarch game will ever top this one. The feeling i got from plaything through the campaign can only be matched by BO2. The writing and the story in call of duty black ops is truly masterful depicting the trauma in war as well as shedding light on some of the cruel ways in which both sides during the cold war used to kill their enemies. The amount of passion put into this game fully reflected the quality of this game. The multiplayer and Zombies were also incredible as it improved on the foundations layed down by world at war

Games like these are usually my favorite, but witcher 3 felt like a very painful and tedious experience. I wasnt invested into this game like other RPG games. The combat personally was ok nothing really special. The story had avery unique concept however CD projekt RED failed to get me interested in all the main characters. Missions also very felt linear and repetitive. I really wish i can give this game a higher score especially since the RPG genre is a personal favorite of mine however, it failed to get me hooked and fell short of my expectations.