biglongyy
Great remake but doesn't live up to how good the original was for it's time.
2014
Second son is such a great game, I had such fun playing it, the combat and traversal abilities were so unique and fun to use. A breath of fresh air for open world games. The story got predictable towards the end and it was far too short though.
2020
Great short game. It's got swords, speed, and gore. A wannabe samurai's wet dream...
2023
this game made me break a controller.
2017
The story sucked and made no sense/had no real comic accuracy or relevance. But the 1v1's were great with friends. Basically just gore-less mortal kombat with superheroes and supervillains.
The last good ac game. What a relic, genuinely shocking it's almost 7 years old already. Great fun to play and muck around with. Story was intriguing and well written/paced. Even the DLC wasn't just a money grab! Top tier and this is the final time I will say this for an AC game.
2007
Good start up game, plus build up to the sequel.
2012
Better than the first, worse than the second. Perfect middle ground. (Not a compliment)
No. Just no. The move to an rpg style was ridiculous, embarrassing and unnecessary. I played the full game and it wasn't even a good rpg to top it off. The world was interesting simply because Ancient Greece is awesome, but the combat was gruelling and dragged out, the story made absolutely no sense, and to top it all off, the voice acting was absolutely whack!
This game is mind numbing to play, and I played it too long to get a refund. That's my complaint.
2018
Unique, creative and fun survival sandbox. That sentence is so hard to come by for games these days. But 0/10 no multiplayer!!!!
I had to pick between the fps of Tetris with the graphics of cyberpunk or the graphics of a 144p YouTube video with 120fps. I chose neither.
2022
Elden Ring is one of those games that isn't everybody's cup of tea. But god damn this is my tea, in fact this is my water. Elden Ring was ridiculously impactful for the industry of souls borne games. Before Elden Ring souls borne games ran a bit like this 'fight boss, die fight boss, die , fight boss, die, fight boss, win, yay now onto the next boss.' but in Elden Ring its not like that at all. If you can't beat a boss, don't worry about it! Leave get stronger and come back to beat their ass later! The graphics are incredible and even for non souls borne players like myself before this game, it is truly a phenomenal experience. Plus the lore made this game even better as your genuinely curious to learn about who your fighting, it strings the open world together and makes it make sense rather than just some random sandbox with weird dragons because 'yeah sure that'll do.'. This game brought so much to the gaming industry and I think it's the greatest of all time. (ps I've now platinum'd it)
I was so excited for this game, looked so good from markiplier's lets plays. Turns out I just like markiplier a bit too much. The game was about as fun as trying to thread a piece of yarn through a needle.
2017
Such a fun and cool little game, beautiful to play and always interesting. However navigating, whilst being enjoyable, is also a huge pain simply because of how filled this game is with annoying mobs and side paths. But I guess that adds the the adventure aspect of the game. Really good