Cheizi
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Transgender woman
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Freelance writer
Transgender woman
She/Her
Freelance writer
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Journaled games once a day for a week straight
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Played 250+ games
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Just playing it on my phone on my free times. I love this game! (More of a fan of the remakes, but my 3DS stopped working...) Anyways, I'm having so much fun while playing it, not reading the dialogue, and going about with my favorite team and my second favorite starter Pokémon (Mudkip, n1 is Rowlet).
Boy do I enjoy this game! Mainly for its story... The puzzles and gameplay have aged, yes, but still hold up pretty nicely to me. But the hook here is the story of course!
As the title says, this game is pure violence. I love it!
When I first played this game about three years ago, I didn't expect it to be this way, I thought it was sooo different... I was a bit disappointed, but still satisfied to see what a work of art this is. This game opened my eyes for a lot of things, my mind went blank.
Replaying it now feels like home, even if I was horribly bad the first time through and hadn't replayed it since, I became better, which made me enjoy this game more. In general, I can see now that Hotline Miami taught me how to play video games properly: To always be open to change, and to always try to better myself.
Also, yes, it's got a big discourse on violence and its normalization and how we enjoy it a lot to stupid levels, which is pretty clever in my opinion.
When I first played this game about three years ago, I didn't expect it to be this way, I thought it was sooo different... I was a bit disappointed, but still satisfied to see what a work of art this is. This game opened my eyes for a lot of things, my mind went blank.
Replaying it now feels like home, even if I was horribly bad the first time through and hadn't replayed it since, I became better, which made me enjoy this game more. In general, I can see now that Hotline Miami taught me how to play video games properly: To always be open to change, and to always try to better myself.
Also, yes, it's got a big discourse on violence and its normalization and how we enjoy it a lot to stupid levels, which is pretty clever in my opinion.