AllstarBrose
2021
Halo Infinite? More like... it'll take an Infinite amount of years for it to be good!
2014
God I wish Russia was real....
Nothing's more fun than spamming the same attack over and over and winning
2011
Dead Island? More like... Boring, Lame, and Ugly Island!
2017
Best game for building a digital harem
2017
Fun with lots of interactions but I feel some of the levels are way bigger than they need to be, plus the black and white visuals can make things blend in together a bit too much.
2015
Pretty boring to me, I couldn't get much of an experience out of this game overall. Not much else to say except it's not for people who don't like more experimental games.
2018
Simple puzzle game where most of your enjoyment will hinge on the game's style. It doesn't offer much in terms of gameplay but the writing is silly and the art style is cute
2019
Enemies being leveled murders my fun for the game. The story sucking makes it worse too but it's to be expected after 5's wasn't very good. When it's fun, it's very fun but those moments are few and far between
Ubisoft formula done in a fun way, isn't superb but isn't bad. The robots are definitely the best thing about the entire game, their designs are incredibly intricate and they all feel unique
Fantastic remake of the classic, improves upon it in every way imo
2016
Dead Rising 4? More like... Dead Rising Bor-ing!
Never have I had a game/DLC turn around for me as close to the end as Ringed City did. I didn't enjoy 90% of the DLC, I thought level navigation was tedious and frustrating, I thought the bosses were annoying or boring, I didn't like the visuals of the areas you explore. Then, I get to the final boss arena and feel awe. Then I get to the final boss and I've never had that much fun fighting a boss in any game. I'm completely okay with trudging through the rest of the DLC if it meant I got to experience such a fun encounter
Somehow my 300 hour save on Xbox 360 hasn't corrupted yet
2009
Played this after beating Dark Souls 1-3 and Bloodborne while I was between my Elden Ring Playthrough. I genuinely enjoy how much more focused and smaller in scope this game is compared to the later souls games. I love how mysterious the world is and how it feels like you've arrived right after the chaos ended. I love how simple the gameplay is and how it set the standard for the series going on. My only complaint with the game is the platinum trophy is heavily RNG dependent due to several specific crafting materials, but besides that I wholeheartedly love it