Lancelot69
2014
I played this for a little while and it wasn't bad. A decent enough hack and slash platformer, but I don't really want to finish it.
2015
The Just Cause series kind of only has one thing going for it in my eyes: the destruction. I don't know if I have played a game where you get so many options of destruction. It's really fun, but that can only get you so far. Like nothing else about this game is really interesting.
2007
This was a childhood game for me. I loved being in Rapture and exploring the ruined city. The gunplay is pretty great and will have you considering all your options whenever you go into a fight, especially against a Big Daddy. The story is probably the weakest element from what I remember, but it's by no means bad, it's still great actually.
2017
This game takes every bad concept in modern games and slaps it into one putrid thing. Also, it looks like garbage.
It's a nice enough game, but I didn't love the puzzles. That's basically it since the whole game is about puzzles.
This game had so much potential for a younger me. It was going around and killing big ass monsters. That sounds fun no matter how old I am. When I actually played however, I was really disappointed because it wasn't what I thought it was. Something was just off, there was barely any story which is fine but the gameplay didn't grip me either. I didn't feel triumphant when battling monsters, I felt slow. I also didn't have people to play with and that seems to be a big part of the game so I couldn't/didn't want to stick with it. It's a respectable game from an intriguing franchise, but it's unfortunately not for me.
2023
While I haven't finished this game, I may come back to it at some point because it was actually pretty good. It has similarities in gameplay to a lot of open world games (especially Breath of the Wild), but tells a story of a culture I had never heard of before and does so in a fun way. I would recommend this game to those who want a fun indie experience that has a cultural personality that you might not have experienced before.
This game so badly wants to be different, but it thinks the way to do that is by adding a points system and being generally crude. To keep things brief, it fails. Granted the points system is a good idea, but there is nothing else really at play here. It's just a standard shooter. Hell, maybe the story is like the best thing ever. I doubt it though as it just seems like a revenge plot. I give it props because I got to listen to Steve Blum do his Wolverine voice.
2016
This was a quaint little game. I had the thought that it was almost like a children's book played out in a video game format and I believe that was wholly intentional because if you go to the URL they say in the game, you can actually buy the story you experienced as a digital book (the hardcovers are apparently sold out which makes sense as this game is 7 years old at this point). In the end, it was a short experience that would be a good first game for someone young or who has never played a video game before.
2016
The voice acting in this game is awful but it's also pretty funny. Aside from that it just seems like Ace Combat but with spaceships, which is cool, but not my kind of game. It's also very clearly an indie title.
2023
This was a lot of dumb fun. It's leaps and bounds better than the carbon copy racing games that release like Forza, Need for Speed, Gran Turismo, etc. However, it is still a racing game which is not the kind of game I am into.
2016
The concept here is fun, but I didn't spend a super long time with it as it's a little boring if you play for a long enough time. You are kind of just destroying things over and over, which is great and fun, but after like 2-4 levels of doing that it lost its strength. In the end this is a fun arcade game where you play it for like 15-30 minutes and then you are done. You shouldn't be playing the entire campaign or maybe even any of the campaign since that isn't what matters about this game. The score is a 2.5 because of its nature of being an arcade game which just isn't my preferred method of play.
I don't know what to think about this game. I played it so long ago but I don't remember it wowing me. It was fine, I guess, I liked the setting, but I didn't really care about the story and the gameplay was just like Origins, which is alright, but it's nothing like the old games.
I dropped this game a long time ago and didn't even realize I did. It's not exactly surprising though. The first Dying Light was a good game with fun gameplay and a decent, if a little boring, story. This game just doesn't differentiate in a good way. None of the changes feel very substantial and it also just feels kind of old and outdated. Just a disappointment when you break it down which makes me not want to finish the game.
2022
I didn't get the chance to finish this when I had it on subscription, but from what I played it's a good game. It's not game of the year and it doesn't do anything super crazy, but it was still fun. I enjoyed just going around as a cat and doing things.