limemyth
Metal Gear Solid 3 is an artistic achievement in video gaming. It's simply one of the best games I have ever played, and I'm quite sad that I didn't give it a proper playthrough before this year.
The story is great and engaging, the gameplay is exciting (albeit with minor clunk that you can easily adapt to), the soundtrack is awesome, this game really is amazing. The ending made me nearly cry.
I highly recommend everyone who hasn't played Metal Gear Solid to play through the whole series as well as this game, of course.
The story is great and engaging, the gameplay is exciting (albeit with minor clunk that you can easily adapt to), the soundtrack is awesome, this game really is amazing. The ending made me nearly cry.
I highly recommend everyone who hasn't played Metal Gear Solid to play through the whole series as well as this game, of course.
My favorite Call of Duty campaign, simply because it felt a lot more grounded than every other mainline entry after it. The Pripyat missions were absolute gold.
People always associate this game with the funny streamer rage moments, and I can't exactly blame them, but to me this game means a lot more than that. This game was quite the experience, frustrating by design of course, but the commentary in the background was awesome and I wish Bennett Foddy had some sort of podcast about game development.
2019
A bizarre WarioWare-like adventure that had quite a memorable style, but some of the games you need to beat to get to some endings were really frustrating.
2015
Fantastic remake of one of the best games ever made. While I don't consider the original Half-Life to be truly obsolete, if you've only played this game and never touched the original, you're not missing out on aything.
I've been playing this game for over a decade and it never gets old, and it's STILL my all-time favorite GTA. Probably has the best soundtrack in the series.
While the ending portion feels very rushed and kills the flow of the game, the incredibly satisfying finale and the rest of the game is very solid overall, and has many extremely memorable sections.
1998
I have to admit, I've only properly given a playthrough of this game in March of this year, when the annoying Rising memes started to get popular. I've tried it before many times over the years, but got turned off due to not really understanding how to Stealth.
I regret not completing it earlier. This game is fantastic, and despite the many improvements in the sequels, I still consider this to be one of the best games in the series, and it's incredibly fun and enjoyable in both gameplay and story.
I regret not completing it earlier. This game is fantastic, and despite the many improvements in the sequels, I still consider this to be one of the best games in the series, and it's incredibly fun and enjoyable in both gameplay and story.
1996
I've replayed this game to 100% 14 times now. This game has the magical ability of never getting old, simply because of how awesome and fun it is to control Mario in the environment. While I have a pet peeve with some of the levels (namely the last few), I still feel like it's an excellent package and I love this game to death.
2007
One of the most unique games I've ever played. While not everyone might be a fan of the grindy overworld stuff, I feel that the boss fights, the bosses themselves and the combat make up for it in droves. The combat is super satisfying and fun to play and Travis is a funny character.
2001
This game has aged like milk. It's not a terrible game, and you can still have fun with it today, and I also respect and appreciate the game for what it's done for the video game industry. That being said, by the end of the game, I felt totally burned out and even sad because of how frustrating it was. Even with mods to fix some of the broken aspects of the game, the enemies at later points in the game can insta-kill you with hitscan weapons, the missions are primitive and the final section of the game is a total crapshoot. If you like old games or if you're a GTA fan and you haven't played it yet, there's no doubt you might get enjoyment out of it, but otherwise you can safely avoid this game.
2015
The game was eh, but why the fuck do you play Skrillex Bangarang on a FUCKING GUITAR
At least the GHTV mode was fun... until they took it offline. :(
At least the GHTV mode was fun... until they took it offline. :(
2015
Fun little visual novel of sorts calling back to the old AOL Instant Messenger days. The story was pretty alright, but since I haven't played it in so long, I forgot what it even was about, lol.
2017
An improvement over the original in every way, with multiple storylines/endings and more interactivity with the various links that are put in the game. Story was also good, even better than the first game.
2021
Also an improvement over the previous game. Thanks to the more interactive interface, you can actually see photos of you and the partner you chose, and that really made me more attached to them and affected me even more in the ending. The music chosen for the credits also made me sad, and I'm pretty sure this game affected me in some way. Good game and very emotional story, I recommend.