Archie_it
2022
MELEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
2023
Feels a bit too basic at the current moment, but oftentimes basic can be enough in this kind of game. At least I got it in a sale for $7. Personally, I’d recommend it if you’re a fan of casual fps games, otherwise in its current state I’d leave it.
2014
Fun game for an hour but the speed run goes hard
2024
INJECT THIS INTO MY VEINS
(played the demo)
(played the demo)
Even though a lot of people write off the large amount of jank to short dev time, (which is fair enough) that doesn’t mean it doesn’t exist. At the end of the day it’s still a Celeste game though.
2023
Most of the good parts of this have been talked to death already, but I will say that I'm hoping the full release/future updates include more moons, maybe some more mechanics or even some additional gamemodes.
Highly highly recommend, best multiplayer experience of 2023. (I didn't play it in 2023 but you get the idea)
Highly highly recommend, best multiplayer experience of 2023. (I didn't play it in 2023 but you get the idea)
2019
A short review:
Play this game now
Play this game now
A literal masterpiece. Even with all these games flaws, the amount of pure joy and fun I had playing there was unrivalled.
Although you could play these out of order if you wanted, the added benefit of the continuing plot line is a greatly satisfying and rewarding story of Nate, along with Sully and Elena.
And as an added bonus, the remaster does a great job of porting these in a serviceable package for the PS4.
For anyone with an interest in adventure games, third person shooters, or a good story will find something in the Nathan Drake collection.
Although you could play these out of order if you wanted, the added benefit of the continuing plot line is a greatly satisfying and rewarding story of Nate, along with Sully and Elena.
And as an added bonus, the remaster does a great job of porting these in a serviceable package for the PS4.
For anyone with an interest in adventure games, third person shooters, or a good story will find something in the Nathan Drake collection.
Honestly, I could go for either Uncharted 2 or 3 as my favourite, they’re both excellent.
Finished with the trilogy! I’ll review it more as a whole in my other review, but this review will focus more on 3. Overall, I enjoyed a more personal story and development of Nate, even though that plot line felt a bit unresolved at the end. Improvements to the combat engine like melee and stealth keep the play engaging, and the amount of large set pieces keeps the parkour fresh. The only complaints for me are the shipwreck and dessert hallucination sections goes on for way too long.
Uncharted 3 is a must play for anyone who’s a fan of this genre or series.
Finished with the trilogy! I’ll review it more as a whole in my other review, but this review will focus more on 3. Overall, I enjoyed a more personal story and development of Nate, even though that plot line felt a bit unresolved at the end. Improvements to the combat engine like melee and stealth keep the play engaging, and the amount of large set pieces keeps the parkour fresh. The only complaints for me are the shipwreck and dessert hallucination sections goes on for way too long.
Uncharted 3 is a must play for anyone who’s a fan of this genre or series.
Wish every AAA game was this short…
But seriously, this was great! Me being a big Arkham fan, I was skeptical, but this still was enjoyable, albeit in some different ways.
Obviously, it’s a given with a spider man game that the web slinging is great, and it is. The movement is fun and fluid and never gets old. The combat… does get a bit stale after a while but is still good fun for the most part. Stealth was barely ever an option for me, combat was just soo much more fleshed out and engaging.
The story was good for the most part apart from the fact that SPOILERS literally everyone Miles knows is a superhero for some reason.
On the whole, Spider man: miles morales was a excellent experience with some minor caveats, but still very much worth playing.
But seriously, this was great! Me being a big Arkham fan, I was skeptical, but this still was enjoyable, albeit in some different ways.
Obviously, it’s a given with a spider man game that the web slinging is great, and it is. The movement is fun and fluid and never gets old. The combat… does get a bit stale after a while but is still good fun for the most part. Stealth was barely ever an option for me, combat was just soo much more fleshed out and engaging.
The story was good for the most part apart from the fact that SPOILERS literally everyone Miles knows is a superhero for some reason.
On the whole, Spider man: miles morales was a excellent experience with some minor caveats, but still very much worth playing.
Some of the most fun I’ve had playing a game in so long. If I’m gonna to be real this doesn’t really feel like a Mario game. Mario games can get weird, but not this weird. The amount of fresh ideas and brilliant execution is mind boggling. And then there’s the style. And then there’s the music. It keeps on going.
Get this if you have any vague interest in Mario games, because it is well worth your time.
Get this if you have any vague interest in Mario games, because it is well worth your time.
2007
Tbh having my first game off Tf2 be a match with half the players being sniper bots that shot anyone that came within their eye-line wasn’t the greatest first experience, but the game mostly makes up for it by being a Valve game.
2016
You have to play this, it’s the most innovative shooter I’ve played in years
2018
Being a huge fan of fighting games, I thought this would be my jam… And it sort of is? On the one hand, the fighting in this is fun and obviously very visually appealing, albeit quite confusing for a newcomer. But at the same time, everything outside of the battles I dislike. The ui, the menuing and strange tutorials, it all just felt a bit off for me. Maybe I’ll get back into this at some point, but for now it stays on the shelf.
2015
Unfortunately this was removed from ps plus recently and soo now I need to pay full price for it… tbh I’m not sure if I will. Don’t get me wrong, the story and dialogue is incredible, I love all the small stories and side quests, and the main quest is great as well. But the real turn off for me is actually the combat, which is surprising for me being a massive fan of good combat in games. It honestly felt way too repetitive and button mashy, and maybe in another game this might not be an issue but Yakuza has A LOT of combat in general. But apart from the combat, this was great and I loved it, so I’ll probably pick it up another day but for now that’s not the case.