booty and sword, boss fight, booty entire screen with shiny big sword



I loved this game but I just hate sony and consoles..
Cant play on 4k 60+ fps (2024 gaming btw) and I'm stuck with this "balanced or quality" graphic settings that doesn't even say what it really does its so fucking stupid.

Dark Souls 3 was my initiation into the Souls series, and I started off not knowing much about it. Heard it was for the hardcore, but I was pleasantly surprised by how well it synced with me. What I loved most was the challenge – the constant push to improve my skills, the thrill of killing bosses, and progressing through the game.

The community around Dark Souls 3 is fantastic, and the overall atmosphere is just phenomenal. It's a journey where the love for learning to play better is the driving force. Definitely a top-notch experience in my gaming book.

Outer Wilds is one of those games that gets hyped up to the moon and back. People call it "life-changing" and "the best game ever" so naturally I had to see what the fuck was going on..
First off, the good stuff: The game is polished to a shine. Even though I'm not a huge fan of the lack of voice acting and the cartoony graphics, the game still manages to pull you in with its charm. The alien characters, though, felt a bit off to me in terms of art style.
Now, the bad part: I spent way too many hours just wandering around aimlessly, trying to figure out what the fuck I was supposed to do. And let me tell you, I'm stubborn. I refused to look up any guides. So, there I was, re-reading map logs like a madman, trying to connect the dots.
Eventually, I did figure it out, and I have to say, the puzzles in this game are pretty fkin clever. Piecing everything together to uncover the grand puzzle was a satisfying challenge.
But then... the ending. Maybe it's just me, but after all that build-up, the finale felt kinda average. I mean, don't get me wrong, it was cool and all, but it didn't quite live up to the hype people were shilling..
Overall it's a great game with some flaws. It's a must if you're into puzzles and exploration.

this game fkd me up





the OST is crazy

SOMA quickly became a favorite horror game for me. Went in thinking it's just your average spooky experience, but man, was I wrong. The story? Flawless. Surprisingly, no shooting, but that just made it even more intriguing. I fell in love with the characters, the eerie atmosphere, everything. It's not your typical jumpscare horror-game, it's more about that impending sense of doom and loneliness that keept me anxious consistently. That uniqueness, that's what hooked me and made SOMA unforgettable.