I have a lot of mixed feelings when it comes to dmc5, first off I do not think that it is the best dmc game or even the second best. It might be the third best dmc game for me but honestly dmc5 and dmc4 are close to me, but neither of them are anywhere near the level of greatness that dmc1 and dmc3 are on. Dmc5 arguably has the best combat in the series and it probably has the best individual story too, I really liked how it referenced dmc1 and dmc3 a lot and pulled together everything from all the prior games. Shadow, griffon, and nightmare manifesting as V’s familiars from the nightmare and hellish experience that vergil had as nelo angelo under mundus was really fucking good and one of my favorite aspects of the game. With all this said though, dmc5 is extremely lacking when it comes to the atmosphere and artistic/aesthetic appeals, which is something I value HIGHLY when playing video games, also the ost really wasn’t that great compared to the prior games. The only tracks I really like from dmc5 are bury the light, subhuman, and the song that plays when nero unlocks his devil trigger form (the ending credits song). Dmc5 is just an ugly ass game to me that is not appealing to the eye whatsoever, and the atmosphere is not immersive or memorable for me. I also did not like the new dmc5 enemies at all or the bosses, they were all too easy and forgettable. I think I will come back and platinum dmc5 with vergil, but for now I don’t see myself playing dmc5 as much as dmc3 or dmc1. I did really enjoy the nero in this game more than I did in dmc4, I fucking loved every cutscene in this game they’re some of my favs in the series. Nico was an amazing fucking character as well she’s one of my all time dmc favs and her banter and relationship with nero is fucking everything to me. The ending missions and cutscenes of this game really made up for the beginning sections, I enjoyed myself greatly finishing up this game and was left with that light hearted giddy and melancholic bittersweet feelings that I always have and strive for upon finishing up video games. The beautiful ass song that played during the credits made everything so much better as well.

Forever one of my favorite games of all time, I have been loving this game for 7-8 years now it holds such an insanely special place in my heart and I will always come back to it. One of my top horror games of all time as well, I fucking love everything about the game especially the story and how fucked it is. There’s just something so intriguing about a six year old boy following his father satan and murdering all of his family and friends that reside in this mansion. The atmosphere, gameplay, and ost of this game are incredible as well and I fucking love the ending.

One of my favorite games of all time holy fucking shit it’s been way too long since the last time I’ve played good old town of salem. One of my favorite PC games ever I have so many good times and stories from playing this fucking game. I met so many interesting people I talked with on this game as well. I was so hyperfixated on this game back in 2015-2016-2017 and I remember coming home from school and all I would do is just play town of salem for hours on end. I especially loved this game when I was hyper fixated on the mafia and jesters for awhile. Timeless game

One of my favorite games of all time, I played this game so much growing up and still play it here and there to this day. I have so many incredible good and bad memories with this game, playing this shit when I was sick staying home from school. I remember playing this with my childhood best friend, watching my brother fight the enderdragon and making portals to the netherworld. I remember trying to get to the netherworld myself and fight the enderdragon. I spent so many hours after school following house tutorials on youtube and then adding my own creative spin for the interior of the homes (I consider myself an amazing interior designer especially when it comes to minecraft I have made some of the coolest houses and worlds). This game is so dear to me and such a timeless game as well that can be played forever. The multiplayer online aspect of this game is incredibly fun as well. I watched a lot of mine craft youtubers growing up as well especially pat and jen they were my favs. I remember watching them daily at one point. Minecraft has one of the most calming and soothing atmospheres and osts that is so bitter sweet and somber and strikes such deep nostalgia into my heart and soul. Love this game forever

Forever one of my favorite video games to ever touch earth, brawl truly has such a special place in my heart I will always be a brawl dick rider as long as I exist on this earth and I am not ashamed of it. I’m probably biased as hell towards this game because it was my first smash game and one of the very first video games that I ever played but holy shit this game makes me so incredibly nostalgic, brawl will always be remembered as having the best ost out of all the smash games. Nothing can ever top brawl’s main theme and final destination, the latin vocals are beyond perfect and transcendental. I fucking love everything from this game from the more dark rough art style to the stages and to the roster and the ost, but I think what we all can agree on being the strongest and most iconic part of brawl is of course subspace emissary. To this day I am still impressed and speechless with the intricate story that the cutscenes in subspace emissary were able to portray and narrate despite there not being a single spoken word of dialogue throughout the cutscenes. And just seeing all of your favorite characters from different universes and franchises interacting is just fucking amazing. I will never forget how much fun I had completing subspace emissary for the first time in third grade, coming home to play it every single day, and how proud I was of myself when I beat Tabuu. Brawl has some of my favorite bosses ever and some of the most memorable bosses ever, with Tabuu being one of my favorite final bosses of all time. Tabuu is genuinely such an impressive bossfight that is definitely on the much more harder side of bosses that I’ve encountered. Some of the clearest memories I have of my childhood are tearing up while watching that one Ness and Lucas subspace cutscene, as well as obsessively rewatching the trailers for snake and sonic. I played this game so much with my brother, cousins, and friends. I hold those memories so dear to my heart—it was always our tradition whenever my one cousin would come over to spend the night for him, my brother, and I, to do tournaments on brawl with specific rules set in place every time. I remember we would always have so much fun betting on which CPUs would win each match based on the level match ups. Those were seriously some of the best times of my childhood and I’d do anything to bring them back. Brawl is so important to me not just because it’s one of my beloved childhood games, but also due to the fact that it introduced me to so many other video game characters and franchises at the young age of 6-7. I love this game endlessly and its forever engraved into my heart.

This game fucking traumatized me as kid with that damn merlee’s mansion 1 million ruby level holy fuck. I was stuck on this particular part for 2 entire years (I was too young and didn’t know at the time that I could just cheat and search up the code to unlock the one door but after 2 damn years I finally figured out I could do that). Overall I found this game to be really challenging as a kid but I did have some good moments with it. I always loved playing the second door of this game. Definitely not the best game in the paper mario series but it’s still a great game.