Was fun for a while but got pretty pay to win with the frequency of passes they release. "But you can grind for them" why should I have to grind for hours and hours to unlock yet more grind? Terrible practices. Really a shame because I feel like Arrowhead really cracked something brilliant here but the amount of paid content in a 40 dollar game on top of essentially locking more than half of the world out of playing the game made me not care anymore. Can't go lower than 3 stars though because the game is genuinely well made despite all that.

Going off of my username and profile picture, this one was always going to be my favorite, and probably always will be. I was very happy with how they portrayed her story and emotions. Canto VI played more with preconceptions of what a chapter in this game (or a gacha game in general) looks like but this just resonated with me so much harder.

Very fun job simulator type of game with horror sprinklings. I'm only 12 hours in but I'm loving it.

I don't think anything could have prepared me for how much this game is a knockoff of Halo. I only played it because it has a vampire cowboy with two guns on the cover.

Pretty cool low budget shooter though.

It'll get another star when they bring demolition back.

It's pretty alright. I thought the first half was a lot stronger and generally more fun. They start to introduce too many tanky enemies without giving you many ways to deal with them (until basically the end of the game for some reason.) The stealth gameplay is also easily the most fun part of the game and it stops being an option for large portions. Neat story. Also the boss fights are all terrible but I don't really expect much else from a triple a first person shooter.

A grotesque insult to one of the best games of all time. Imagine kicking out the people who made the game to begin with and inserting a shitty photo mode that only exists to be viral and trendy. And even beyond my ideological distaste for it it's also just barely functional. The dialogue editor is practically unusable and completing any action takes at least two more clicks than it should. Incompetently made garbage.

Pretty good but not perfect by any means. A marked improvement over the original in pacing and gameplay but for what this game improves it takes a few steps back narratively. It's just rushed. The main antagonist isn't given nearly enough time to develop and gain nuance like in SM2018. I found myself hating them a lot on my NG+ run for the platinum. They're a hypocrite and their hypocrisy is never directly challenged by the story. There should've been a moment where Miles snapped and pointed it out, leading into the final confrontation perhaps.

All in all a solid and fun Spidey adventure, but would probably be knocked down a couple points if the combat wasn't as engaging as it is.

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A swan song for a dying world. The revolution came and went, and you missed it. The liberals have won. Ecological collapse is imminent. The fascists use capitalism to kill minorities and the poor. There was a dream of a better world. And the dream is gone.

But you're still here. A broken person. A paragon. A villain. A philosopher. A drunk. A will to live. A longing. Longing for Elysium. The world is so beautiful and fragile. We must protect it. We must exploit it. We must destroy it. You have the will to change everything. It's your duty, your purpose even. It's why you were put here. But first you have a job to do. The lights dim for a moment. Your head hurts. And you awaken.

Disco Elysium is a one of a kind experience. Taking the role of an amnesiac detective, you must solve the mystery of a lynching in an old yard behind a hotel. It's a story of redemption. Or of self destruction. You meet your partner. He's your compass. All he can do is point you in a direction but it's up to you to follow. The people of Martinaise live their lives with sadness and regret. Living out of old bombed out apartments from the revolution.

History courses through the veins of Revachol. Bleeding out like a viscous ichor at every turn. Everyone and everything has a story to tell. An account of a mad king. An execution. A failed business. A child's bliss. Dead parents. A bitter and hateful old man who never moved on. The world breathes information and rewards curiosity with knowledge.

Even the worst of us hold nuances. A fascist gunman becomes soft when remembering the color of his brother's eyes. A child torn apart by drugs and abuse has a spark of creativity in his soul. A genocidal messiah loves games and figurines. A drunk detective has the capacity for love. There's a gap in the scales of every dragon.

Despite how bleak the world is, you can still find beauty. You can choose to live and love living. Find beauty in love. In camaraderie. In nature. In music. In helping a group of aimless kids build their dream. In an old church dedicated to a woman responsible for countless death and suffering. In the club built inside its hallowed walls. Disco Elysium.

Find hope despite knowing everything will disappear one day. It will disappear into that thick fog. The fog of unreality. So make the best of the time that's left. It could be centuries or days. You choose the kind of person you want to be. There was a dream of a better world. And the dream is gone. But you can create a new dream. So what will you dream?

This game is fucking awesome. I've never been a big fighting game person but this game feels very fun and accessible. I've been playing Sol Badguy a lot and it's really easy to get a feel for your kit and what you're capable of. I've just been playing against my friends and it feels great to be able to compete around the same level with them. I feel like I'm able to hold my own in ways I couldn't with other games. Definitely wanna keep playing this and learn more. Also very interested in checking out older titles which I hear are harder but even more rewarding to play.

I didn't really like this one when I first played it but last year I did a co op run with some friends and it just clicked. I get it.

A technical achievement for the SNES. Very impressive visually but the controls aren't particularly great and the game doesn't handle all that well. I've played a bit of Pilotwings 3D so I know what this series ends up becoming. It's some really solid stuff for the time period but definitely not something you need to go all the way through. I think it's worth booting up on whatever system you like just to stare at the graphics in awe.

Hey you! How would you like to play 25 hours of the same mission over and over again? How about the same grey buildings? What about putting cool moments into cutscenes and leaving the boring parts to gameplay? Seriously, how do you do an entire bank heist and have most of it as a cutscene? The shooting mechanics are fine mostly, but I'm so glad that bloom is a dead trend. This game is so repetitive. I really don't get why anyone would think GTA 5 was a downgrade when it was so much more varied. I can tell there's the groundwork for a good or even great game here but there's just nothing that pulls me in. The story is good yeah but when it's delivered the way it is I can't really care that much.

Oh yeah also it's ridiculously homophobic. Like even by the standard of 2008. Thank god Rockstar has realized how bad they were.