1998
For being an older game, I didn't expect it to be this good, especially the story. I now see why Hideo Kojima games are so critically acclaimed.
This review contains spoilers
Everything about the game was pure and utter perfection.
RGG Masterclass yet again showing how it's done.
Man, this game may be a Yakuza game but everything about it was so different and honestly I loved every second of it.
Also top notch music too
THERE'S A WHOLE IN THE BUCKET
Man, this game may be a Yakuza game but everything about it was so different and honestly I loved every second of it.
Also top notch music too
THERE'S A WHOLE IN THE BUCKET
Haven't played the original, so I can't say how bad this remaster was, but I've encountered some bugs. Some graphical issues where the textures started spazzing out, a few frame drops, at some points the dialogue would repeat itself a few times and in a cutscene a character's pupils were screwed up, which made him just side-eye the entire cutscene, being the most notable ones.
Otherwise all in all a great solid game with some fun and challenging gameplay. The story was phenomenal and I loved the characters a lot and I grew attached to them very quickly.
Having played the original's remake and this and having loved them both makes them one of my favorite game series now.
Otherwise all in all a great solid game with some fun and challenging gameplay. The story was phenomenal and I loved the characters a lot and I grew attached to them very quickly.
Having played the original's remake and this and having loved them both makes them one of my favorite game series now.
This review was written before the game released
pinnacle of fiction nothing comes close
Update:
I was right.
Update:
I was right.
AHHHHH AFTER THE DISAPPOINTMENT THAT WAS AC BROTHERHOOD I DIDNT EXPECT THIS, BUT REVELATIONS WAS SO GOOD
Ezio actually had more of a character this time around, the assassination targets actually made sense, the new location was so beautiful and nice to traverse, Yusuf and Sofia were such a nice additions to the cast, we got to see more of Altaïr and how his journey ended and at the same time we got to see Ezio's journey end aswell. I don't think I actually have as much complaints about the game as I do Brotherhood, if I actually do have any which do not come to mind, but I loved this game wholeheartedly.
Ezio actually had more of a character this time around, the assassination targets actually made sense, the new location was so beautiful and nice to traverse, Yusuf and Sofia were such a nice additions to the cast, we got to see more of Altaïr and how his journey ended and at the same time we got to see Ezio's journey end aswell. I don't think I actually have as much complaints about the game as I do Brotherhood, if I actually do have any which do not come to mind, but I loved this game wholeheartedly.
This review contains spoilers
While I was expecting way more as a successor to MGS2 after the ungodly amount of praise, I was a bit disappointed to find out Kojima instead took a completely different path unlike the other 2 games. Though I won't sit here and lie that I didn't enjoy this game. While I cannot speak much on the gameplay itself since I watched a playthrough due to not being able to play the game (thanks Konami), the story was really good and the new characters that were introduced were especially great. A bit more different than the past game where the story is a bit more convoluted, Metal Gear Solid 3 had a bit of a more straightforward story, but I still thoroughly enjoyed it. While I had some issues with it, that being The Boss not getting enough screentime to fully get attached or Raikov's character just being there as a parody to Raiden and adding almost nothing to the story, I still loved the game.
2021
KINO KINO KINO KINO
Everything I would ever want in a sequel has been fulfilled, one of the greatest games of all time has a sequel AFTER 11 YEARS THAT DOES EVERYTHING RIGHT AND MORE.
To the level design, to the newly introduced characters, the story, the music.
EVERYTHING. WAS. PERFECT.
Everything I would ever want in a sequel has been fulfilled, one of the greatest games of all time has a sequel AFTER 11 YEARS THAT DOES EVERYTHING RIGHT AND MORE.
To the level design, to the newly introduced characters, the story, the music.
EVERYTHING. WAS. PERFECT.
2019
I just realized I haven't written a review about one of my most favorite games of all time, so here goes.
Katana Zero. I once saw this game in a video about "unknown indie games" and this one was what piqued my interest the most. I am a huge indie game fan and even if at the time I hadn't played many, I knew I was gonna have fun with this one. The gameplay looked really fun, the music was amazing and the concept about being basically a hitman, but instead clearing out entire buildings seemed really cool to me. What I did not expect going in was to get attached to the characters, let alone love the story as much as I do as to praise it as one of gaming's, if not fiction's, greatest. Everything down to the very last minute detail was an extreme joy to witness as I was slowly progressing through the game. Not to mention the little tiny comedy sequences in the game still are some of the most memorable moments in gaming for me. What I expected the least however is for the game to leave me speechless, confused and down right shocked with the ending. I could go on for hours on end why this game is brilliant and why Justin Strander is a genius of storytelling, but not even that would do it justice.
If you haven't played the game yet, please do so. You may not come out as satisfied as I did, but you will definitely come out with an experience to be remembered.
"Twenty-eight years in that godforsaken jungle. Killing soldiers wasn't so bad... I hardly remember it."
Katana Zero. I once saw this game in a video about "unknown indie games" and this one was what piqued my interest the most. I am a huge indie game fan and even if at the time I hadn't played many, I knew I was gonna have fun with this one. The gameplay looked really fun, the music was amazing and the concept about being basically a hitman, but instead clearing out entire buildings seemed really cool to me. What I did not expect going in was to get attached to the characters, let alone love the story as much as I do as to praise it as one of gaming's, if not fiction's, greatest. Everything down to the very last minute detail was an extreme joy to witness as I was slowly progressing through the game. Not to mention the little tiny comedy sequences in the game still are some of the most memorable moments in gaming for me. What I expected the least however is for the game to leave me speechless, confused and down right shocked with the ending. I could go on for hours on end why this game is brilliant and why Justin Strander is a genius of storytelling, but not even that would do it justice.
If you haven't played the game yet, please do so. You may not come out as satisfied as I did, but you will definitely come out with an experience to be remembered.
"Twenty-eight years in that godforsaken jungle. Killing soldiers wasn't so bad... I hardly remember it."
2001
i loved it when devil said "i think i may cry."
2003
Really loved it when devil 2 said "I may cry too."
Oh wow they actually said it this time
I probably should've played the other Castlevania games before this one, but it was really good nonetheless.
I don't think Nero can get better than this
Update: Nero got better
Update: Nero got better
2019
5 whole games to reach that climax
Well worth it.
Greatest of all time
Well worth it.
Greatest of all time