Quack_Daniels
2011
2016
I am such a sucker for games that have you manipulate files in the games folder and such as a central mechanic. Although this is the only game I've played that utilizes this that is not a horror game. Heartwarming story, Challenging (and sometimes walkthrough inducing) puzzles, Oneshot is one of a kind. Also Niko is such a little guy <3
There truly isn't any other game quite like this one. I genuinely think this game has effected my mental health for the better. Such an amazing story that puts you right into the shoes of the multi named detective. I will definitely replay this with different stat builds and choices. Also, I would die for Kim Kitsuragi.
2008
2007
2022
This game is... fine. Most of the levels are fun, and the soundtrack is great, but the story is mediocre at best and the trial and error loop just isn't as satisfying as other similar games like Hotline Miami. I had to push myself to complete this game, because it felt like the story and gameplay were never good at the same time. When one started to get good, the other would lack behind.
2016
1998
Now I am fully aware of this games legacy, but while I played it as a part of my backlog, it really didn't click. It just felt like an endless amount of enemies with barely enough health for each encounter, all in super generic environments. I played the game about halfway through, and I don't feel that the game had much else to offer me.
2019
2018
2015
2020
2013
2008
1994
I am such a sucker for SNES games, and Earthbound is no exception. My first exposure to the series was in Super Smash Bros., the same for a lot of people. I remember playing it on virtual console as a little kid, and it was such a good introduction to JRPGs. So much has already been said about this game, and it is all true. I love every second of every playthrough of this game. (except peaceful rest valley)