Omegas82128
Looked stunning in handheld, but even more so when docked.
The music, the atmosphere, the art style and the gameplay. Everything is perfect.
Final boss fight slaps
The music, the atmosphere, the art style and the gameplay. Everything is perfect.
Final boss fight slaps
2009
Glad I played the og, instead of the ps5 version. Cause the remake's models look like shit
What a game. If only there was a sequel that is said to be even better
That's so sick, it's terminal
I like it a lot, but it was underwhelming. Seeing how 3d zelda improves upon the zelda formula, I expected something similar here
I still can't get over the fact that you ride zelda in this game, after she thrusts the master sword into her
2020
Is a game, really fun finale
2019
Twice during my playthrough I had a mental breakdown, realizing I had fucked up royally without any backups.
I'm glad that I didn't save scum at all, tho if I'd found out that true ending wasn't possible after my breakdown I would probably have restarted and had a horrible time.
Feels like I learnt a lot. But for how I should proceed with games with tough choices in the future and maybe life too.
Tho it's hard to stop save scumming in life, once you've experienced it
I'm glad that I didn't save scum at all, tho if I'd found out that true ending wasn't possible after my breakdown I would probably have restarted and had a horrible time.
Feels like I learnt a lot. But for how I should proceed with games with tough choices in the future and maybe life too.
Tho it's hard to stop save scumming in life, once you've experienced it
2023
i wanted to love this game more than i do, i wish it had more variety and a less shitty last boss
Another game that I wanted to make already exists. The bittersweetness is too much to handle.
A story with time travel, going into people's psyche. Involving lots of powerful emotions, both negative and positive. A story about hope, but also about hopelessness that stems from true loneliness and denial of self.
Ultimately it's much more hopeful than anything I would make, but then again I'm still stuck and locked in indecision.
Glad to see another story where someone who chooses or is forced to abandon reality, makes a real choice.
This is one of the things I'll think about as I die
A story with time travel, going into people's psyche. Involving lots of powerful emotions, both negative and positive. A story about hope, but also about hopelessness that stems from true loneliness and denial of self.
Ultimately it's much more hopeful than anything I would make, but then again I'm still stuck and locked in indecision.
Glad to see another story where someone who chooses or is forced to abandon reality, makes a real choice.
This is one of the things I'll think about as I die
2016
I had started to hate it from 3rd chapter on wards, but it only took a 2-3 more chapters for me to come around.
It's far inferior to Yakuza 0. So much so, that if I already didn't own some of the sequels, I'd drop the series
It's far inferior to Yakuza 0. So much so, that if I already didn't own some of the sequels, I'd drop the series
2021
I did not like it at the start and kinda wanted a refund. But it's kind of a late bloomer. It gets fun, but not too much fun. Don't see myself ever replaying the game, even though I really enjoyed 2 bosses
2017
I played it around the time it came out. I enjoyed it, but not a lot.
I am glad I revisited, it was an amazing experience. I'd like to thank Elden Ring for making the journey way easier than what it would have been
I am glad I revisited, it was an amazing experience. I'd like to thank Elden Ring for making the journey way easier than what it would have been
2015
I was so intimidated by it because of SoulsBorne's reputation. But honestly it's not difficult. It's just a whole lot of fun
I liked the areas a lot more than the base game. The dlc bosses were really fun. Ludwig had a low health bar, but Kos was amazing. DLC was the best part of the game. Not sure if it worth buying twice tho