MrProg
DEV
2019
Starts as a fun resource gathering game but becomes shallow quickly once you realize the depth of the game. Co-op certainly does help though.
2018
The main swinging / fighting mechanics are pretty fun to play and good thing because that's pretty much the whole game. Except for those tedious sneaking parts, which always slowed things down. The story was pretty good too, made me want to keep playing.
Haven't played it in almost 3 years but it was an alright game. It was fun to just kill people but it felt a bit unpolished and clunky most of the time and anything outside of the main modes felt weak.
2013
This was a fun game to play in co-op, very easy to frustrate your friend in. It got a bit stale though as time went on.
2012
Honestly this game was so boring. I tried it twice with a friend it just felt way too easy where I'm just holding the mouse and could barely take damage. I had no idea what the story was about either.
The cutscenes were cool though.
The cutscenes were cool though.
2018
Being a huge fan of the original, the remake does well even if it's on the 3DS. The new portrait mode replays, gallery collectibles, and hard mode from the EU edition makes this the complete version.
Although unsurprisingly the visuals got worse from the original as you're going from the Gamecube to the 3DS. It's just a lot lower of a resolution and doesn't have any of the neat physics.
Although unsurprisingly the visuals got worse from the original as you're going from the Gamecube to the 3DS. It's just a lot lower of a resolution and doesn't have any of the neat physics.
It is better than it first looks being a Rabbids crossover game, but I'm still not a fan of the Minion-esque rabbids nor the strategy style gameplay. So I only got about 70% through before never picking it up again.
2019
Overall it's a fun game, the animations are really fun to watch and almost everything having physics makes it addicting to suck everything up.
Although I still prefer the atmosphere of the original game with the more interconnected mansion. The gameplay here is revolved too much around mashing 'A' to suck in ghosts as the tug-of-war mechanic is dumbed down. Then the ghost variety is pretty lame as it's pretty much the same 4 ghosts.
I'd give this a recommendation, but more towards a $40 price.
Although I still prefer the atmosphere of the original game with the more interconnected mansion. The gameplay here is revolved too much around mashing 'A' to suck in ghosts as the tug-of-war mechanic is dumbed down. Then the ghost variety is pretty lame as it's pretty much the same 4 ghosts.
I'd give this a recommendation, but more towards a $40 price.
Who would've thought we'd actually get a decent Star Wars singleplayer game. The more forgiving Dark Souls like systems work really nice and the level designs are interesting.
My main issues it feels a bit unpolished in a few areas and the story gets a bit stale 3/4 the way through, but otherwise it's a pretty fun game.
My main issues it feels a bit unpolished in a few areas and the story gets a bit stale 3/4 the way through, but otherwise it's a pretty fun game.
Didn't completely finish it, but made it through most of the game. It's always satisfying to get it working but personally I got bored when no new mechanics or parts were introduced late game.
2018
Haven't completely finished it yet, but man this game was a let down. The gameplay was barely there, the story is meh, and the acting is a bit weird at times.
2012
I could not get enough of that Luigi's Mansion minigame.
2017
It's not a bad co-op puzzle game when the levels are good. But that seems to only happen about half of the time. Things either move unpredictably, kill you unpredictably, or the camera is too far away where you can't tell the depth of the levels, which then kills you from falling.
If you can play it on something like gamepass, it's worth at least checking out if you're looking for a couch co-op game. Otherwise I couldn't recommend it.
If you can play it on something like gamepass, it's worth at least checking out if you're looking for a couch co-op game. Otherwise I couldn't recommend it.
2020
I didn't think Doom could get any better than 2016 but this proves otherwise. At first I didn't really like the more limited ammo but as I got more weapons and realized the chainsaw slowly reloads, I ended up really enjoying the strategy of it all.
Also I know a lot of people don't care for the 'story' in these kind of games but I welcome the cutscenes, set pieces, and other narrative additions. It really makes you feel like an unstoppable force.
But yeah with more enemies, locations, and weapons you can't go wrong with Doom: Eternal (except the Marauders, screw those guys)
Also I know a lot of people don't care for the 'story' in these kind of games but I welcome the cutscenes, set pieces, and other narrative additions. It really makes you feel like an unstoppable force.
But yeah with more enemies, locations, and weapons you can't go wrong with Doom: Eternal (except the Marauders, screw those guys)
2020
Just about everything about this is perfect, gameplay, visuals, audio, story; it's all there! There's nothing like a feeling where I actually have to duck behind cover to avoid getting shot (real life excluded). I guess if there was one thing missing, it would be melee combat but it wasn't a huge deal.
Was going to give a 4.5, but it's the first VR game that feels like a full, complete package and I love the Half-Life universe so 5/5.
Was going to give a 4.5, but it's the first VR game that feels like a full, complete package and I love the Half-Life universe so 5/5.