ureda
2020
Woohoo anime!!111!!
(Enjoyed until Sumeru came along and couldn't bring myself to rot any further.)
(Enjoyed until Sumeru came along and couldn't bring myself to rot any further.)
2020
This game had so much potential if the fans weren't so impatient. This game was really fun, think of it as a robotic first person Grand Theft Auto. Played this after watching Edgerunners so it hit more. Enjoyable experience but it could've been better.
Arguably probably the hardest game in the entire souls genre. This game is extremely different from the previous titles as you're more agile and traversal, equipped with a damn grappling hook, a katana and inspector gadget's arm. The playstyle is so satisfying and hearing the clinks and tinks are so satisfying. It also offers really good lore that I was invested in. Had to replay it thrice cause it's so damn good. 10/10.
2022
This was my first introduction to Fromsoft's game and it was an agonizing yet rewarding experience. You've probably already heard amazing things about Fromsoftware's game design, nature and playstyle. There's so much shit you can do in this game unlike the previous titles (they aren't open world). Elden Ring offers a vast amount of builds, weapons, a fucking horse and most importantly "Fashion souls".
I platinumed this and was deeply content and I felt empty as I sat there when the trophy notification came up. 10/10 overall.
I platinumed this and was deeply content and I felt empty as I sat there when the trophy notification came up. 10/10 overall.
2020
Ho-ly shit.
I love turn-based games with absolutely agonizing lore and characters with diversity. OMORI gives light on various sensitive topics that could be gut-wrenching to others but the sad truth of trying to move on from certain events and learning to forgive yourself. This shit done made piss my pants and cry in tandem and in separate times. There's times where I forgot that it was a psychological horror game due to half the gameplay immerses you in headspace and makes you disassociate that you're a little person who is actually sleeping in their room all cooped up and not wanting to go outside.
I love turn-based games with absolutely agonizing lore and characters with diversity. OMORI gives light on various sensitive topics that could be gut-wrenching to others but the sad truth of trying to move on from certain events and learning to forgive yourself. This shit done made piss my pants and cry in tandem and in separate times. There's times where I forgot that it was a psychological horror game due to half the gameplay immerses you in headspace and makes you disassociate that you're a little person who is actually sleeping in their room all cooped up and not wanting to go outside.
Cowboys, guns and crime. What could go wrong?
Okay long story short, this game made me cry and ball at various moments and pumped up.
Okay long story short, this game made me cry and ball at various moments and pumped up.
2020
One of my first games on playstation and it was an amazing experience, I'd give anything to play this again. Fun combat system, really interesting spin on the mongol invasion and the spectacular badass writing about the protagonist: Jin Sakai.
9.5/10 cause I didn't play the DLC yet but I know I'd give it a 10 if I did. The game play gets a bit repetitive without the new content. Overall, fantastic game.
9.5/10 cause I didn't play the DLC yet but I know I'd give it a 10 if I did. The game play gets a bit repetitive without the new content. Overall, fantastic game.
2019
A renaissance to the persona series actually, loved how the game played out and the lore was kind of interesting. It was really fun and I got to platinum it! Of course, to start out with the persona series this is the game I'd recommend due to its interesting visuals and much more modern and clean gameplay mechanics. 9.5/10, mostly cause there's some flaws about writing and some cut-content that would've been really good. Still an amazing game.