I said before that RE1 remake was one of the easiest 10/10s I've ever given. Nah nah. It's this now. No contest. Absolutely on the same level as REmake's gameplay (if not even better) with the added elements of the hilariously nonsensical story (with so many iconic memes), amazingly fun action movie setpieces, and genuinely ridiculous tension when it actually wants to be a horror game. Definitely a new top 10 game, I had a smile on my face literally the entire duration.

Though this game is quite lacking in the story department outside of a few things like the protagonist and chapter 7 in particular (which I'll fully admit is fantastic), the gameplay makes the game more than worth a playthrough. Definitely 10/10 in that regard, and I'll probably get the DLC at some point. Great bosses (combat in general) and puzzles that make Dark Souls look like a game for babies. Music is pretty good too.

While more flawed than REmake, I'd say it's about on the same level as RE2 with 2 being just a bit more fun. Nemesis is absolutely amazing and one of my favorite inclusions to any game in the series so far, and the ammo crafting and live selections are a ton of fun. I think the game falters in the map design and navigation (nowhere near on the level of REmake or even the first half of RE2) but it definitely makes up for it with Nemesis alone and the RNG enemies and items.

The final boss is a little iffy, and the sidequests are definitely bad at times with their 1% drop rates, but besides that, this game is nonstop fun and creativity. The bosses are only topped by Dawn of Sorrow, the soundtrack has some great ones, and as a whole it's just a perfected blend of minor metroidvania navigation and combat more akin to the classicvanias.

Only major complaint is the final boss, who is extremely annoying/boring and I dread every time I play. But other than that, this game slaps hard. The best bosses in the series, better implementation of the soul system than Aria, the best map design in the series, and some amazingly fun sequence breaks for replays.

Well, I used to hate this one. But I just recently replayed it and... actually had a lot of fun! I cannot defend the map design on the first playthrough, it's terrible, but when you're replaying and are actually able to plan routes you don't really notice it. There's also tons of really fun advanced tech to get good at that gives it the most involved combat of the GBAvanias.

Secretly an 80's arcade game in disguise. The limited continues are a punishing addition for a first playthrough, but once you learn how to get good at the game they won't get in the way at all. Game looks great, plays great, sounds great, and is easily my second favorite classicvania.

Only problem with Smash 4 is that there is literally no reason to ever play it again anymore.

Extremely nostalgic.

Jank but hilarious.

My favorite gameplay of all time. It's masterful from beginning to end (with both characters) combined with some of the best atmosphere and most beautiful backgrounds ever make for one of the easiest 10/10's I have ever given. One of my new favorite games.

The final boss sucks dick, balls, and ass all at once, but aside from that, this game is... surprisingly very good. The level gimmicks are honestly quite well implemented and the soundtrack is baller.

I cannot express with words how much pain this game has caused me and I would not wish even a single run of it upon my worst enemy. It killed all of my friends and family and everyone I have ever loved. And the best part is that Legends is actually worse.

For my first (real) RE game, I am very pleasantly surprised. This game is nothing but fun the whole way through. Not perfect, but a very good exercise in routing, planning ahead, and risk vs reward. I enjoyed it so much I did all four campaigns in a row.

Favorite Castlevania thus far besides the original. Absolutely addicting the whole way through and never stops being fun. Ain't perfect but I greatly enjoyed my time.