Never played a Hitman game before but I have enjoyed this one to the max. Brilliant level design with a lot of room for creativity and experimentation.

The new Freelance mode is also terrific fun, really challenges you in different ways and forces you to think on your feet. Highly recommended.

Nostalgia overload. Playing these games for the first time in 20+ years with my niece and nephew and had a very good time, this is honestly such a great way for kids to get into gaming if they are interested. Doesn't require you to be exceedingly good at the game, just have to think logically and you'll progress.

They don't make them like they used to.

Loved it. Combat is so much fun and the customization of how you want to play is excellent and gives you freedom to explore and experiment at will. Really enjoyed the story as well. Fun to see Kratos given an even deeper character arc.

How do you spend 11 years developing a "quadruple A" pirate game with no melee combat?

Great combat, fun movement and a convoluted story. This is Kingdom Hearts to a tee.

Seen a few dicussions about this being the worst KH game but that is impossible when Chain of Memories exists.

They certainly didn't revamp the series with this one, It plays like any other Ratchet and Clank game. It looks fantastic and plays great but something is just missing. Something about how the story is presented and just the overall presentation feels a bit off for me.

It lacks that balance of sillyness and action that the first games nailed so magnificently.

This game pales in comparison to Sands of Time in almost every way. It's praised for better combat which in fairness, has more variety and you can't just spam the same move over and over to beat every enemy like SOT.

But the story is just lacking. You can understand the Prince is desperate to solve his dilemma but the tonal shift in his character and aesthetic make it hard to get behind him. Kaileena is given barely any screen time to actually develop her character or her relationship with the Prince, that for some reason turns romantic during the good ending.

The constant going back through the same areas again and again feels very tedious in the last hour or two. And the lack of any proper puzzles is just such an odd choice when it made some of the finest areas in SOT.

This certainly isn't a timeless classic but a solid action game that has good first half but lackluster second half.

No other word describes this better then boring. Boring main character, story, movement and even the hacking is just so dull when it's the selling point of the game.

Unless you love the Ubisoft model of games, skip at all costs

A solid RPG that had a ton of stuff to explore and collect that had the collector in me satisfied throughout.

This game is a masterpiece in storytelling, to this day it's still one of the most engaging stories told in not just video games but in just fictional media in general.

The gunplay is still solid fun, albeit slightly frustrating at times. The PC version is so much better in almost every way, so if you want to play this game, play the PC version. Or wait for the touted remake.

A classic of the PS1 era. If you want an easy platinum on PS4 then play it there, don't even need to 100% complete the game it's that easy.

Solid game. Focuses more on the pure chaos of the series and less on the puzzle solving and platforming. If you love this series for the chaos and gunplay then try this out.

Wow! Truly an outstanding action game, everything is upped another level in terms of the combat, especially the boss fights and the pure scale and scope of pretty much everything.

Puzzles take a bit of a back seat, personally feel there could have been more of an emphasis on them but it's not a huge deal.

Sea of Stars is a charming and fun RPG that is a solid tribute to the games that clearly inspired it like Chrono Trigger and Super Mario RPG.

It has a solid but simple combat system, some great music and exploring the world created was a pleasing experience.

The game is let down by a lackluster story that never really got me engaged in the way I was expecting. It has some classic RPG story tropes but some don't feel earned.

If you're a fan of classic turn-based RPGs I'd definitely give this a try.

Every AAA developer take note, this is how you make a game. Released without any major issues and gives you 40-50 hours of fun. Loved this one just as much as GOW from 2018, almost went by too quick.