This game blew me away! I only played Larian's previous game Divinity Original Sin 2 before this, but this crpg genre is really growing on me. I only finished the game once but have started countles other playthrough with different ideas for characters.

I don't think I've played a game like this nor do I think that will happen ever.

It's Minecraft.

It's a fun party game, but it's basically playing Werewolf or Mafia. Still it was nice to have it during the pandemic.

A fantastic hack 'n slash game with some of the most insane moments in gaming. Soundtrack still on rotation to this day.

My first full Doom game and what an experience it was. Perfect shooter with no flaws that I could find, although I haven't played the multiplayer.

I think this is the best battle royale game, not only because I can play as Optimus to shoot Goku with an assault rifle, but also because it's actually the least frustrating game ever. What are you going to get mad at the Rick and Morty duo for killing you?

I think I blacked out for like a week and woke up after I killed a dragon or something, I don't really know what happened.

It's an alright game, but what it started should be analyzed in laboratories.

The second Doom game I played and while I still had an incredible amount of fun, it was enough for me to beat it once. While I can see myself revisiting Doom (2016), I don't think I'll replay this any time soon.

The only other game that reminded me of the time I hade with Metal Gear Rising Revengeance and it was a glorious time. The only bad thing about it is that it ends.

I will always remember fondly of the time between 2016-2018 when me and my friends would play Overwatch and would have a great time, shame that it turned into this.

Why is this so fun? Something this simple should work, and yet it's the game I come back to the most nowadays.

The only time where I will actively acknowledge the amount of design work and boundry pushing that happened mid-game.

It is insane that this game was made when it was made, but it is showing it's age in todays climate. Good thing there is Black Mesa!