The far better Souls in the series. A plot that fits, a King with a crown that does not deserve, a Villain of desires and a Student of knowledge. Fun to replay, lots of builds to try and even if broken (like any Souls game) it's still lovable.
The black sheep does not mean it's the bad one.

The Overly hyped game that deserves no more than a 7. The game is good, but there are far better game in this franchise. The DLC is the best part. The port is one of the worse.
There are other games to play.

I feel empty without this game.
Loved the story, loved the concept, loved the heart wrenching finale...
There is always a lighthouse.

This remastered (as the original game) is broken. Hold tight to your saves. I really like the gameplay and the story, but i lost a lot during my playthrough.

A great sequel! Finally the studio learned that dividing the game in chapter was not a good idea and released a full game that feels finished. The combat is slow and need some fixing, but it works. The story is complete, but it has some question that has been left unanswered!

Following the development of this game and seeing it nowadays as one of the most acclaimed "indie" of 2017 is a great honor.
A full crescendo of difficulty, one of the best ost you could ever listen to and a charm in the design and look that made the big difference on the indie game scenario.

Started the original Resident Evil saga with this remake and it was a really good decision. Faithful to the original, it has been modernized greatly, feeling impactful and enough action. Characters fell natural and the combat is balanced, making you think carefully on how you use your resources.
Also there is Ada, I have no nothing else to say.

Dark Souls 1, but better and a lot of references. Nothing more, nothing less. Great bosses in the main game, a let down winter dlc and an unfair, overhyped and confusional second DLC.
The ost is good.

After ages, Samus is back and armed with a great game and great mechanics. With the same flavour as old games, it keeps getting better and better while you advance in the game.
The Final Boss is sure one to remember for ages in this Franchise.

This is a triumph. I'm making a note here: Huge success.
The game that introduced me to Valve. It aged pretty well, all considered.

Fun to play with friends. It gets repetitive after a while.

Fear the old Blood. At this time of the review I have yet to play Sekiro and Elden Ring, but I consider it the best From Software game. Essentialy because it has a plot (and a good Lovecraftian one too) and has one of the fairest battle mechanics. It has its problems, like camera and some unfair bosses, but you know, From.

Valve should really go back to look at this game and say "Yes, we should make more games like this". Portal 2 is a great sequel and a great puzzle game, not too hard, not too easy. Great story, but surely the multiplayer is the part everyone remembers greatly.

* Despite Everything, it's still you.