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.

First finished Arkham Knight in 2021 on my PS4, so going into my PC playthrough I knew what was going to happen, this did not make it worse. Only better, I so missed the fluid combat and after playing Arkham Knight again, I think it further Improves upon the predecessors, I loved the gadget variety and the possibilities it opened up to, and a lot of people say the worst bit about this game are the car bits, but to me, they didn't really bother me, I liked driving in a tank, booming and blasting through Gotham. I loved the traversal system, zooming and gliding across the rooftops and I didn't mind the side content, in fact, I did them all except for those bastard riddler trophies. Though I will say the story is nice it just doesn't hold up to Arkham City, nonetheless, it's unique and fun to playthrough and overall it's an extremely nice way to finish off an amazing series.

Holy shit, I knew it was going to be a lot of hours and I've played all the Assassin's Creed games (except 1) and this is the only one I struggled on completing, it took an UNBELIEVABLE amount of time to finish this game and I kept on dropping and picking it up for long periods of time. Nonetheless, it isn't a bad game just a lengthy game, the mechanics are alright but the parkour that the Assassin's Creed franchise is known for is so bad in this game that you have a minimal amount of options. This game reintroduces the RPG element for the 3rd time and honestly, I am tired of it. The combat isn't bad but it isn't great, it is extremely mediocre just like the story that has you do everything just to progress. Some characters are annoying and some are fun and interesting. Character customization is pretty good except for the extremely annoying sheathes in the game that you can't remove. Overall a highly arduous journey of a game but somewhat worth it in the end even with all the problems it offers.

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.

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