God, I forgot how amazing this game was. Overstylized as fuck, a pure fun fest of characters, story and music, my god the music. Licensed songs are raising games to a whole nother level.
Epic presentation, action packed cutscenes, pure mind boggling madness.
Suda51+James Gunn, this delivered what it promised.


They aren't just doing games like this anymore these days. 🥲

Wonderful game. Not perfect, but a blast to play through.
In our current times where everything is open world and "games as a service" is a game like this extremely refreshing. Linear, super story driven and technically absolutely stunning. My god does it look insane in the native 4K quality mode.
Besides some bugs and glitches here and there and a fighting system that could have been a little bit better and more fleshed out, this was an incredibly satisfying experience.
Also 25 hours, not too long, not too short, basically perfect.
Games like this need to be supported and will always get my money.

PSVR2 Version:
What an absolute prime example of a PSVR 2 game. The game seems to be in rock hard native headset resolution. Just straight full res. On one level with Demeo and Saints & Sinners. It's razor sharp and no upscale and one of the most high res games you can play on PSVR 2 now. The clarity when you turn around in your standard lobby and look into the distance is insane, when you press X inside a game and look at the diorama of the map, it's mind blowing.

And because of this alone, this is the one game you need show someone when he/she uses the headset for the very first time. This sets the bar extremely high on a technical level for the best first impression possible.

Also, the game has buttery smooth 90fps, no reprojection at all. You would always see and feel 60 reprojection when you move around your hand and it is 100% smooth here. Same with smooth turning and locomotion giving no reprojection at all.

I'm absolutely stunned, this game does everything right and hits all highs and should be played by everyone.

Today's session of Project Zomboid was my return to the franchise.
After watching 1 hour of a new LP with the current version and good beginner explanations, I thought I was ready.
I was hoping I also start in a small house like the YouTuber that I can claim as my base and start to collect items for.

But I started inside of a prison with no food. I had plenty of weapons, melee and range, more I could ever carry. I walked to the next building which was a gym, this had everything from carpenter stuff to medicine, but no food. I was overwhelmed with too many of the wrong items for a noob return to the game after years of pausing. I then, hungry as hell, got cornered by zombies, I panicked and didn't know how to attack with my melee weapon and died.

All I wanted was a small house that I can slowly fill with items and upgrade. 😢
I guess "that's life".

Bayonetta 2 is a weird one for me to review. Initially when I played it on my Steam Deck in the Wii U version (with 60fps cutscenes), I was blown away by how incredible and pixel sharp it looked, outclassing most of the Switch titles from today even. It immediately felt like a huge improvement in so many aspects. The difficulty was more balanced, the dodge Iframes were more fair and overall it felt like a real sequel with significant improvements and I was sure this could get a better rating than 1 from me or at least the same. But in the last third of the game, maybe at half time point even, it just turns into a boss rush mode with boss after boss after boss after boss after boss without any big traversal or story passages and with that, it started to stagnate, because all you do for a long time here is fighting everyone the exact same way with the exact same handful of combos over and over and over again and I really had a hard time finishing it.
It gets a bit better again at the very end and overall I still liked it very much, but man, the middle to end part was really rough in my opinion and almost ruined the game for me.