The Last of Us is the greatest single-player shooter. Take the shooting mechanics of Uncharted (but you are given less ammo), a new crafting mechanic, the nice improved graphics, and a phenomenal and dark story, you get Last of Us Remasteredered. I played and beaten the game in a span of two days and it was honestly worth it. This was one of my first experiences with the PS4 catalog (besides the best I've ever played persona 5R) and it showed why making the switch from Xbox was worth it exclusives-wise. Look forward to playing the second even though people may have not liked it!

If you are looking for a gameplay-heavy horror game this is not what you are looking for it. But, if you are looking for a well-rounded horror experience, look no further. As a fan of the genre, I liked the game. The jumpscares delivered and the story was good for me. I hate fixed camera in the game it honestly sucks, but that's the only complaint I have. All of the choices are clear and make sense, the "staying still" parts are honestly really cool and a nice touch to the experience, and I like how some of the choices the game wants you to do nothing. Sometimes in other games (Telltale most notably) doing nothing is played for laughs, but in this game, it actually means something to do nothing. Acting is great, especially the guy who voiced Freddy Mercury, I can't give too much away, but his performance is incredible. If you like these choose your own style games or you are a fan of horror I recommend you pick it up...it's only 10 hours, but your likely to go back to fix your mistakes which trust me you will make. I believe they made more games in a similar style to this by the same company (all be it less campy and more serious) which I have yet to check out, but I hope for an experience similar to this.

As far as I'm aware this is the best game to come out in 2020. The Demons are all nice and the kills are as good as ever. The combat is greatly improved since 2016. The boss fights are better in this game, and the enemies pose more of a threat. The guy I am too lazy to name, but the one with the ax is a great enemy to get people off rhythm and adapt to it or they die. If you are looking for a story, it's meh, it doesn't offer much, but it does give doom lore so you have that going for it. Definitely pick it up if you are looking for a new single-player shooter.

Right off the bat the story and acting are great. Each quest is unique and interesting. Some of them get wacky, and some get serious, and some are the actual main plot. The ending I got was probably one of the most emotional endings. If you're looking for that you will find it. And time for the review for the gameplay. Where to start. The cars don't feel like cars, I didn't find them that fun and just a transportation method. Physics doesn't exist that much. The game when I played it around January had many crashes which were annoying and some bugs which were funny. I get it's an RPG, but my god why does it take 30,002 headshots to kill some people. And the thing that kills me the most about this game is the open world. If you're looking for that, then spend your money on RDR2, because my god it doesn't exist. Broken promises from CDPR were made. People just walk in circles all the time. They say the same stuff over and over, and they all react the same when you shoot your gun. At the time of playing (although I've heard this has been fixed) police just spawn whenever you do something bad as appose to a more realistic spawning measure. RDR2 on the other hand gives NPC's choose you can do and you can follow them all day to see what they do (including working and going to the bar), people actually have to run to the police (unless they are already in the area), it's just way better and I don't need to explain any more there are countless videos comparing other open worlds to Cyberpunk at this point. If you want my pros from basic gameplay well there's a couple. I like the skill tree in the game, I like the mantis blades, Motorcycles, as opposed to the cars, are more fun in my opinion, and the scenery in the area is nice (if only we could fully explore it). I did enjoy it, but I felt like something was missing from it. The story was there, but the gameplay and world were just set dressing. I recommend it for the story, but I would only get it if it was on sale. Buy RDR2 it's better in my opinion. Also why hasn't anyone joked about CDPR's name (because PR stands for press report and CDPR has been making a bunch of those)

When I give this game 5 stars, I don't mean "holy crap this is the best game ever", I'm rating it as a console demo. If we strip it of all its features and just leave the gameplay it be a 3. But my god does it introduce the Duelsense in a great way. This really showed what it is capable of and through a nice little adventure. Platforming is nice and combines well with showing off the features. The PlayStation history throughout is really nice and welcoming. It's definitely recommended to play, I mean you get it for free, and I hope there is speedrunning for this game because it is funny if there is.

This was probably one of the first JRPG's I've played (if you even consider it one) and I was not impressed. The graphics and frame rate is bad on it. The story is kinda cliche, and the combat was unimpressive. Once I beat the game there was no motive for me to "catch them all" or do the post-game stuff, because I just didn't feel engaged to stay. Once I've heard the common criticisms for it I honestly agreed. It wanted me to stick away from JRPG's, but thank god Persona 5R got me back. If you really need to play Pokemon and you've played the originals, I guess you have no other choice, but I've heard Octopath Traveler and Miitopia (yeah I said it) is more impressive.