It's Postal alright. I can't say much about it, just play it.

The weapons are crazy unbalanced, levels are what you would expect from a arena boomer shooter. DUKE NUKEM KICK BABY. The artstyle reminds me of Dusk. Doom Eternal shotgun chain, awesome.

Now, the levels might get or look boring an uninteresting as time goes on. Weird because it's start very good with the Suburbs. The rest is oddly generic.

It's a good time outside of that.

Used to play this game a ton back in the day. The shitty PC port published by Ubisoft back in 2007 was my go-to with this game at first. But, because of the reptilian controller scheme I droped it and moved to the PS2 version because a friend had one.

It's still pretty good. It hasn't aged that much and even compared to the remake, it still stands tall. It's fun, funny, it barely makes sense, brutal, tight and just well, a fun adventure to go through.

Fun fact: The spanish in this game, is utterly broken. Ganados voice lines I mean. I can truly say it myself as a native speaker. But it's goofy type funny. They corrected it in the Remake though.

This game absolutely rocks. Is a classic arena shooter, with a variety of modes you can play. All centered around shooting stuff. The IA is a helluva bitch on hard difficulties, actual cheater mfs so I can't say I completed this game. But Deathmatch and such is a fun time.

Nothing else to say.

Sad that Epic delisted it from...everywhere digital. Ha! I've my copy in a disc, sealed forever.

Persona 4 Golden for Steam was my first approach to the Persona series. Started in 2021, exactly a year later after it released. After completing all the modern Persona games, I can safely say this is the worst and best Persona game of the bunch.

It has every system from 3, but amplified. It sadly suffers because some annoying characters like Teddy, I don't like the guy to this day. The only ones that I liked were the male cast, excluding Teddy of course.

The game focuses on murders, no, not actually killing people. But investigating murders through Inaba, the town we're you are currently staying. It's not a mystery game by any means though, it just tackles mystery themes rather than you being directly involved. It's still and JRPG with mazes and such.

I'd say this game was a steping-stone for Persona 5 premise, which is much more realised. But this game, doesn't try you to focus much on the main story, rather the feels having an adventure with your friends. Like a fun summer trip.

So you won't be saving the world from a big evil monster. Instead, the scale stays small in the little town. It was hard to get at first, since I was very used to save the whole human existence every single time from Super Mega God of Destruction 3000.

It was hard to get at first, but if you don't connect with all the cast members it's hard to enjoy it so. Again, I only liked the male cast, it was the most realised of the bunch, specially Kanji. The rest is lame in my opinion.

There is extra content since this the "Golden" edition. Or the final revision of Persona 4. Content is solid and very good social features carried from the PSP Vita edition, the OG one.

Like this game, but don't love it. Damn, I though I would like, love it. But it was ok.

Very good expansion to Half Life 2. It doesn't add much to the main lore other than Gordon and Alyx trying to get out of City 17 to then start Episode 2.

You're going to spend it in dark areas and the flashlight is still next to the running bar. It wears out pretty quickly in that regard.
The reactor area is a bit confusing, if you get lost there at least I consider it normal.

But it's a very good expansion just the same. It's more Half Life 2 more focused on narrow areas and it's more linear than the original Half Life 2, not to mention it's also shorter.