SomeRandomIdiot
I preordered my copy in February, a week after it was available in my country.
This was perhaps my most hyped video game ever. So it would only be fitting that it ended up being my favourite. It was a sequel to my previous favourite after all.
Nothing short of a masterpiece
This was perhaps my most hyped video game ever. So it would only be fitting that it ended up being my favourite. It was a sequel to my previous favourite after all.
Nothing short of a masterpiece
2010
Yes I got all the achievements. Fuck the food one.
I started this game because I was bored and wanted to play an FPS. Honey I got sucked in bad. I went from someone who was ambivalent towards this franchise to someone who had incredibly strong opinions on it.
The Mojave is like a home to me
I started this game because I was bored and wanted to play an FPS. Honey I got sucked in bad. I went from someone who was ambivalent towards this franchise to someone who had incredibly strong opinions on it.
The Mojave is like a home to me
2020
On the one hand, some of the gameplay isn't as solid as it could be and the way it portrays trans identities isn't very good. Anti-capitalist themes are present, but lack much depth. Besides a couple of standout moments, it lacks any real punch in that regard
On the other, those stand out moments are really good and the central story between V and Johnny is absolutely spectacular. The writing shines whenever Keanu is on screen.
Also completing (Don't Fear) The Reaper was one of my favourite video game experiences ever
On the other, those stand out moments are really good and the central story between V and Johnny is absolutely spectacular. The writing shines whenever Keanu is on screen.
Also completing (Don't Fear) The Reaper was one of my favourite video game experiences ever
2018
Having spent way too much time on DICE's Battlefront 2, I was expecting a lot. What I got was... enough. Could have been way better, but I had my fun
I'm logging this as PS4, because that's where the majority of my time was, but I played this game on two different PS4s, my Xbox and my PC with mods. Playtime is very much an approximate
What can I even say about the only game I've spent 300 hours in other than possibly Minecraft. Abilities, map chokepoints, weird little quirks that were never really patched, hell I played this before the progression rework, still remember what a hellhole the game was back then. This is probably the only multiplayer game I've ever fallen in love with. And it brought me happiness in very dark times in my life. So it'll always be special to me
What can I even say about the only game I've spent 300 hours in other than possibly Minecraft. Abilities, map chokepoints, weird little quirks that were never really patched, hell I played this before the progression rework, still remember what a hellhole the game was back then. This is probably the only multiplayer game I've ever fallen in love with. And it brought me happiness in very dark times in my life. So it'll always be special to me
2012
You know those games that just rewire your brain chemistry? Yeah this was one of them
All I'll say is John Williams' soundtrack for the movies is iconic, but Jeremy Soule's one rivals his and that's an achievement in it's own right
2024
So um, I don't really know how to gather my thoughts on this one. Still sort of broken after finishing it. All I can say is after the credits started rolling, I spent the next 10 mins loudly sobbing. I can't remember the last time that happened to me with any piece of art, let alone a video game. Yeah, that's it for now
Most of my playtime was on PSP, so sure, some of my problems may come from there, but I think the game's core is the problem here, not the port.
It's not that top down co-op play wouldn't work in this series, it's that the execution is incredibly poor. It feels rushed and unfinished.
It's not that top down co-op play wouldn't work in this series, it's that the execution is incredibly poor. It feels rushed and unfinished.
2017
For the record, I enjoyed my time with the story mode. Had plenty fun, but every attempt to enjoy the game's other modes just... didn't go very well. Not to mention just how much I disliked the upgrade system. Maybe I would have stuck around a bit longer if fighting games were my thing, but they're not
A lot of Battlefront's charm has been sort of squished out of the game due to the PSP's specs and UMDs' capacity, but the core of the old series is still there. Worse graphics and less options can't remove the fun of killing Stormtroopers
While many problems from Renegade remain present, I can overlook them because of the improved starfighter combat, ground to space maps and the ambitious attempt to restore the campaign of BF3. It may not always work, but it brings back some of the charm that was missing from the last one
Yeah sorry didn't like this one that much.
The absolute best time I've had with this game were when I played with friends. Every other attempt at playing this just made me annoyed. I think the only reason I even stuck with it for so long was the Joker DLC. Did complete World of Light though, even got all of the challenges done, so you can't say I didn't give it a chance
The absolute best time I've had with this game were when I played with friends. Every other attempt at playing this just made me annoyed. I think the only reason I even stuck with it for so long was the Joker DLC. Did complete World of Light though, even got all of the challenges done, so you can't say I didn't give it a chance
2018
Dates and playtime are VERY rough estimates. First playthrough was on Gamepass, so can't exactly go back and check.
I look back on me from 2020 sometimes, and one of the things that always sticks out to me was that there was a time where I didn't care much for Hades. Oh how would he feel if he saw 2023 me struggling like hell to find a physical copy of it in the local stores. I did two runs. That's all it took for me to get hooked. Two runs and an obsession began that can still overtake me at any time if I just turn the game on. I thought the all the 'just one more run' people were insane, then I became one of those people.
...also the reason I started playing may or may not have been Thanatos. 16 year old me had a type, what can I say?
I look back on me from 2020 sometimes, and one of the things that always sticks out to me was that there was a time where I didn't care much for Hades. Oh how would he feel if he saw 2023 me struggling like hell to find a physical copy of it in the local stores. I did two runs. That's all it took for me to get hooked. Two runs and an obsession began that can still overtake me at any time if I just turn the game on. I thought the all the 'just one more run' people were insane, then I became one of those people.
...also the reason I started playing may or may not have been Thanatos. 16 year old me had a type, what can I say?
2015
If we were to look at this objectively, maybe the game is better than I think it is. But of all the games I've played, I fail to think of one I've forgotten about as fast and cared for as little as Fallout 4. I genuinely cannot remember a single one that has left me this empty and emotionless. I love this series and as someone who adores shitty and poorly aged games, I was prepared to cut it some slack. It just didn't give me anything to hang on to.