2023
Perfect score not for necessarily being a perfect game but it deserves it for being one of the most unique experiences I’ve ever had in videogames. A multi media, postmodern, pulpy, meta, crazy story that could only be made in this medium
2019
This game is a definition of MASSIVE. I feel overwhelmed and amazed at the same time. The amount of stuff happening both in terms of gameplay and story is crazy. One of the most ambitious game I’ve ever played. There were times I adored this game and there were times I almost hated it. It’s a bag of mixed feelings for me for now, gotta give this game some time in my head.
2013
I'm slowly starting to realize how much time I spend on all those "Xbox avatars games" from 360 era. I mean... Racing on motorcycle with nanosuit from Crysis on was pretty darn cool not gonna lie.
2021
There was this moment while I was playing the game, when I felt like yes, this is it, this is how I end the time loop, this is how I win, I’m a genius. And then it restarts again and our hero is like „How? I did everything right!” and I’m like „EXACTLY, HOW THE HELL IT DIDN’T WORK?! DAAMN”. It was a powerful gamer moment, that’s all I’m saying.
2017
One of the best survival games out there. Sense of fighting for survival is so well done in here
Man, I forgot how fun Uncharted games are. Loved Chloe and Nadine in this one, I wouldn’t mind getting full games with them in the future since Nathan’s story is complete.
2016
I have a fetish for Marcus' parkour animations
Am I the only one who feel like this one is a great sequel for a little demo-like first game?
2021
It has one of the most beautiful looking world I’ve seen in video games and a cute, fairy tale like apocalypse vibes, but there is just something lacking. Engagement is the word I think. In almost every aspect of this game. Combat, exploration, story…
It’s not a bad game overall, but it’s not very good either. It’s decent, which makes it a little disappointing for me because I’ve waited a really long time for this game, hoping for something great.
It’s not a bad game overall, but it’s not very good either. It’s decent, which makes it a little disappointing for me because I’ve waited a really long time for this game, hoping for something great.
2007
Paragon Shepard is my space Captain America and I'll protect him at all cost
2019
I feel like this game was made specifically for me. I love pure adventures, discovering the unknown, space and bigger than life yet somehow grounded concepts. Gives you every possible emotion from discovering this beatiful and terrifying cosmos. You'll be hungry for answers, overwhelmed (in positive way) by them, amazed, scared, melancholic... Amazing game
2021
Tight and challenging platformer with super satisfying sense of becoming better by simply understanding the game better and learning to connect all those various skills and weapons you gain along the way.
Bonus points for of course beatiful pixel art and music but what’s also great is this weird, cyber-mystic world that I really enjoyed to explore. Great game, that’s what I’m trying to say.
Bonus points for of course beatiful pixel art and music but what’s also great is this weird, cyber-mystic world that I really enjoyed to explore. Great game, that’s what I’m trying to say.
2023
Is it just me or it felt like this one leaned more heavily into platforming? Don’t get me wrong, in the first one it was important as well, hell, 80% of combat is movement, here too. But I felt there were more sections with only platforming and battles were slower overall. Still really satisfying to play tho
Really fun game as always when it comes to Insomniac but why is that mini boss robot recyled SO many times god damn. It doesn’t ruin the game for me or anything but it’s just really silly
Guys I’m just saying. If the third game IN A ROW in the series makes you cry then you know there’s just something special about it and Yakuza LAD is special for me.
How the hell did they manage to change so much and yet managed to retain so much of what Yakuza is. Do the fight system has problems? Yeah, it does, almost every Yakuza game has some in that field in my opinion. But it’s not stoping it from being a system that is fit for this series, full of over the top crazy and fun stuff with much love and creativity behind it. And don’t even get me started on how well it’s crafted into the story and Ichiban’s personality. RGG Studios still got it and I’m excited for the future.
How the hell did they manage to change so much and yet managed to retain so much of what Yakuza is. Do the fight system has problems? Yeah, it does, almost every Yakuza game has some in that field in my opinion. But it’s not stoping it from being a system that is fit for this series, full of over the top crazy and fun stuff with much love and creativity behind it. And don’t even get me started on how well it’s crafted into the story and Ichiban’s personality. RGG Studios still got it and I’m excited for the future.