played this game for like 15 minutes and i think it traumatized me for life

2015

absolute masterpiece, and i felt really identified with the protagonist (he is a fucking idiot)

2010

why do i like a game that made me replay it 4 fucking times

just like in real life, my favourite activity to do with friends is roaming abandoned places in search of literal garbage

(i'm counting every DLC including repentance in this)

after playing this game over and over for more than 9 years, i can't believe i finally saw the final ending of a game that has defined me in so many aspects of my life.
i have to say i got a bit emotional during the last cutscene, (even though i had a mod installed that replaced the beast with a cat lol).

now, time to do the 100%

it's incredible how a game from 1922 has aged so well

this game is the bane of my existence

my town has probably succumbed to the big red flower

twin peaks but it does everything absolutely worse and i love it

the only bad thing about this game is that, once you finish it, that's it, you are done forever. you are burden with the curse of knowledge for the rest of your life.

cute game, but it desperately needs a doom-like execution mechanic

this game is so perfect that sometimes i think they made it for me.

boring. i expected a lot of this game and it was just a really boring experience, specially if you take into account this is the conclusion of desmond's story.
the only good part of this game is the very beginning when you play as a templar without knowing, i think it's a very good trick.
it's a shame because i know that if i played this game when it released i would have been completely astonished by the world and the story

a great introduction to the series, with an amazing artstyle, music, and some cool misteries, though i wish they gave you the chance to solve them yourself instead of being exposed to the solution at the end (which is weird considering the entire premise of the game is to solve puzzles).

can't wait to play the rest of the games so i can see how they evolve.