I've played this game so many times, so I got tired of it that hard, so I don't even know if I'll be able to find some powers to end it on its full release.

However, Ultrakill is one of the most fun FPS experiences I've ever had. It provides you with a big arsenal, which both intentionally and unintentionally forces you to be fully creative with it in order to be the most stylish guy in the hood.

I really like how versatile and detailed weapons in Ultrakill are. There's a lot of crazy synergies and combos you can do by them, and that's what makes this game so special: in a manner of speaking, Ultrakill is a sandbox-shooter, and a helluva (hah) one.

It's also cool that Ultrakill allows itself to be funny and not serious, even stupid sometimes. It makes the devs (and the game too) closer to the community, which, I think, is kinda awesome and cute.

Looking forward to the upcoming release, though, as I said, I don't even know if I'll make it to the end.

(I'll beat P-2 on P-rank someday... I will...)

I've been trying to beat this game for almost 9 years, and, finally, this moment has come.

New Vegas stole my heart by its amazing diversity of choices, versatile build construction, amazing, yet so simple in its own base plot, big amount of content (and this is a game, which was approximately made in a year!), and that crazy creative space, which honestly shocked me.

However, the game suffers from awful optimization for modern machines, so you'd better be ready to spend some time installing mods for NV to make it work properly on your PC.

Now I finally understand, why people love this game so much, and now I'm one of these people too. It was an amazing adventure!

I remember how I was playing this game during a cold, rainy spring, coughing my lungs out due to my allergy. These conditions added so much atmosphere and joy to my playtrough, so I'll remember it forever.

The first Silent Hill game in the series is, in my opinion, the best in terms of atmosphere and locations. It's a scary, inconvenient, stressful and gloomy game, which makes you love itself for these traits of it.

Harry is probably my favorite character in the series (though he can fight for this title with Heather), and I enjoyed his journey as much as I only possibly could.

Silent Hill 1 has something unique behind it, which lacks in the second and third games, and this something notably highlights the game out from the other ones.