Ramentitis
Gawd when I picked up this game, I did not think it would be for me. So I did all the shit, I felt all the shit. In the end, I was a wreck yeah. Fuck this game is a masterpiece and it really just connects you with everything.
This game is one hell of a nostalgia trip, I remember downloading the knock-off versions of Henry Stickman on my iPad 1 and they were so fun I still remember it. This game is a fun enjoyable and short experience for kids, adults and anyone alike.
This was a really good DLC, it didn't change anything, it just made it better. It offers new content and new weapons. just what the game needed. Really enjoyable bosses but I will admit it was quite easy for me as I was level 132 and was carrying a 9+ Blades of mercy and 10+ Ludwig's Holy Blade. Though some boss fights were easy like Maria it was still unique fighting against them. The one boss I probably struggled on was embarrassingly Living failures. I will admit the Orphan of Kos was annoying but it was one of the better boss fights. The best boss fight for me was probably Ludwig as the music was just beautiful and the stages were just so intense.
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This was not the first Mafia game I played, and I remember buying the whole collection (I had already played Mafia 3) booting up this game, playing that first mission was just a fat no from me. So I put it off. 5 MONTHS LATER WE BACK and then I go through that pain-inducing mission but then I realise all these other missions, they're not bad. Except for the racing one yeah nope. Though overall a really enjoyable story.
2016
I'm sure everyone has the same first impression about this game, "A farming game? How boring." So you pick it up and it just changes your life, I will never doubt a farming game ever again, Stardew valley is literally a pixelated country life and ConcernedApe did SUCH A FANTASTIC job just weaving you into this little town with all the amazing people and uniqueness.
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Dishonored: Death of the Outsider is a mediocre game but only because it is led down by its story, the gameplay is excellent as always but the decision to remove chaos removes a bit of the uniqueness of the Dishonored series. The story isn't too bad but the ending is a bit weird for me, especially having to convince Daud to not kill the outsider, it probably would've made more sense to make it a low-chaos ending but it is what it is. Daud was a nice addition to the story but it's a shame his time was short-lived.
This was the first game ever that I blitzed, I was staying up at 3 am just to play this game, I adored Dragonball and I still do. Just not to the degree I used to. Let me tell ya this game was something for me. I couldn't drop the controller, it was so inaugurating that I just got addicted, and when it ended I felt so empty.
2017
This was one of the games on my switch that I was literally addicted to, I remember playing Splatoon 1 on my Wii U and Splatoon 2 just changed the game, still has the same unique concept but it further improves upon it with change, change in weapons and changes in playstyle. Also really loved the story in this game but I'm not gonna lie it was very short. The boss fight at the end invokes that same feeling from the boss fight in Splatoon 1 and it just gives you that hype you feel when you win. The other game modes were alright, unique but it could get boring very fast. The map design was fun except for when you were getting sniped from across the map. Overall a fun multiplayer and a niche story
2022
I just can't keep on playing this game after witnessing Bloodborne and Sekiro, I somewhat don't enjoy the souls games that require an intense amount of rolling and that's probably because I'm shit and prefer the Bloodborne movement and the Sekiro parrying, but the game drags on a lot towards the end, this is one of the games for me where I just said to myself "Alright let's get this over with and just end it." So I pick this game up every few months, played it on release actually and I'm about 90 hours in and I just can't seem to remember why I invested that much time in this game. It isn't for me but maybe someday I'll come back to finally finish this game, but that's what I always tell myself.
2007
Look I don't know what happened, I went from thinking chess was boring and for nerds but now people think I'm boring and a nerd because I AM ADDICTED TO CHESS. It's just something I'm good at. For me, it's the best game to exist.
2020
I just couldn't get into it, the tutorial is just a swamp and the main mechanic of the game is to stop and stay still while an enemy wails at you. It's a great idea just terrible execution. Though with that out of the way the world is beautiful and so are the armour sets, the armour sets are probably the main highlight of this game but it's not even a main concept of the game so therefore for me, it's a no. It's just to slow paced for me.
I actually don't know when I started or finished the game since I played it on my brother's PS4 but I do know I bought it near release, nonetheless, I really enjoyed this game, I checked about 4 stores for this game and when I played it, I felt so much joy in that one moment that I spent countless hours on that Playstation, fast forward two years later, I have my own PS4 and I replay the game, this time with a little Sekiro in me. I think back to me back then when I first booted up this game and it all comes back. This game is a great game as it can really captivate that feeling you got as a kid when you wanted to own a lightsaber and slice up a bunch of cool things. It really makes you feel cool.
2022
One of the more enjoyable souls-like, this game combines Sekiro parrying and Bloodborne movement into one and my god it's satisfying. Me being a Sekiro Fanatic just parried my way through the game and the game does a good job of utilizing its main cores. Dodging and parrying, it lets you adapt and choose your own playstyle with the Plague arts or whatever they're called and differentiates the way you approach things with the plague weapon and plague weapon steal mechanic. Parrying in itself is less valuable then dodging unless you upgrade it so if you're a bloodborne fanatic, I'd recommend you dodge through the game. Nonetheless, boss fights were fun and areas were cool. Recommend
2018
Actually my favourite Coop game to date, it's a short game but it's a great experience with your friend. Plenty of laughs and plenty of good times
I have played every Assassin's Creed game except for 1 and this is my 2nd least favourite out of all of them. It was just way to slow for me, the RPG thing wasn't bad as I played Odyssey before this but the world felt so empty and it felt so grindy doing all this stuff just to get to one point or be high enough for one boss or level. Thus why I took a year break from this game, I only picked it back up because I didn't want to waste my money.