I was always excited to play dead space but after this I’m quite disappointed. Fun combat mainly due to the fantastic gore system(which is so important to me in games) and cool creature design but it wasn’t challenging at all and yes there is higher difficulty modes to help with this but it doesn’t completely change the combat design. it got me thinking of how perfect the balance is of how challenging and rewarding the combat in re4 remake is.
Exploration was booty cheeks I got sick of constantly opening doors there were so many gawd damn.
Upgrade system sucked I wish it would let me pick what I want instead of being forced to choose ones just so I can get to the upgrade I actually want.
Story and characters both so so boring and I went in with low expectations for the story cus these types of games aren’t known for their story but damn I didn’t expect it to be boring.
Also I hate how slow the game can be in terms of doing the smallest shit like opening ur map or inventory or saving the game takes that little bit longer cus the game wants to immerse you and be realistic, and I appreciate this but honestly it just got on my nerves.
Hopefully dead space 2 is better I’ll go play it thru Xbox backwards compatibility instead of waiting years for the remake.
Also Game wasn’t that scary to me 🤭 got me a few times I’ll admit but nothing to what ppl hail it as imo

Ele é uma mistura de Dragon Quest e Ys, porém falha nos 2, tendo uma gameplay de ação de Ys é necessário ter a mecânica de save e load, sem isso a gameplay fica impossível, tive que usar as coisas do emulador para conseguir jogar, no entanto se colocassem essa mecânica no Disk System ficaria injogavel também, então foi um erro estrutural de base, mas poderiam facilitar o jogo fazendo com que o jogador não precisasse salvar sempre.
Além disso, os chefes são bem básicos nem se comparam aos chefes criativos de Ys.

Porém as garotas são lindas, isso eles acertaram muito. E o jogo tem varias imagens picantes, japoneses safados.🙏🙏🙏🙏

Suikoden was one of my favourite RPGs until I played the second entry which surpassed it so much that going back to the first one was never as tempting. That being said, it is still a really fun game.

The story is great, visuals hold up superbly and it's battle system is foolproof. Character recruitment is rewarding but having permanently missable characters is a bit of a bummer. One thing I think this game and the Suikoden series as a whole is missing is side quest bosses, as the game never gets more challenging than the story bosses.

This game will always have a special place in my heart as the original version was the first video game I've ever played.
I fondly remember lazy Sundays, spent on the computer with my older sister, trying to figure out what exactly we need to do with that damn clown nose. It certainly made me fall in love with point and click adventures, a love that is still very much alive today.

The Director's Cut does a wonderful job of reviving one of the most iconic games of the genre (and some of my dearest memories).
Goofy, yet charming voice acting, paired with a lovely art style and interesting puzzles. The plot is quite ridiculous at times but honestly? Broken Sword never claimed to take itself too seriously.

This one is a gem.

It was a lot of fun going through the 9 episodes with my daughter and showing her the Star Wars universe, she was fully invested in it and even wanted to watch the movies afterward, which is great. This is probably the best Lego game we've ever played, I love that you can choose which trilogy to start from and being able to occasionally play as characters from different stories at the same time is amazing. Unfortunately though, this is still a Lego game, so you can expect to see all of the unpolished jank that you're used to seeing in a Lego game. Still a great time though, would recommend.