JarrBear
1999
Amazing first smash bros, and the best ad campaign.
2011
Such an amazing sequel to a game, great multiplayer, better puzzles and a better story.
2019
My favorite deck builder of all time, mixed with a rogue-lite, it's a masterpiece and still very difficult.
This is definitely an old enough game to say “you had to be there”, this was a replacement for games I was not aloud to play during the 360 days. I must say, what an amazing substitute, really fun gameplay for such a random shooter, and great gamemodes for good replay ability. There is still 1-2 servers left on PC to get a little feeling of nostalgia back.
2012
This is what I looked forward to everyday in elementary school and I am now looking forward to it coming out on Steam.
I think this may be my favorite party game for it's very high speed minigames, and because of its speed it makes things very chaotics with its great artstyle.
2021
Faust :)
Incredible sequel to the already amazing mario strikers for gamecube. The game had a good idea for the goalie but I don't think it needed it.
2022
This review contains spoilers
What can I say, I am absolutely astonished at how great this game is. I saw this game on the "coming soon" page 3 days before it came out, bought it on the day of and played it for a bit the following day, I knew nothing about the game except it looked like a fun new spin on the portal series, and that's exactly what it felt like through the first half of the game. Very simple story shown at the beginning with a very simple way to complete it, complete puzzles.
SPOILERS
But... Something felt off with how long the game was when I checked the achievements and how quiet and still everything was, then the "ghost" is introduced, and me being who I am got a little scared because I hate horror, but also calming myself down thinking "ah, it's just good ol Biggles" and not thinking to much on it. The puzzles keep getting better and better as each chapter goes by with fun new interactive ways to complete each level with just a cube or two. Just like portal 2 when entering the old aperture science laboratories, you enter this endless office that keeps progressively changing, now something definitely feels off. Then that ghost appears again except this time there's more than one and there's also writing on the wall warning you of "rewinding the cataclysmic event" and you soon realize this is your office, and your email, and that you stayed here when everyone else left. This is right about where I lost it and had to finish the game this night because I was expecting some awesome looking 8/10 puzzle game but to be treated with a plot twist to make an actual story, 10/10. I am very grateful I came across this game when it came out, and if I'm gonna be honest I thought the price was a bit much for just a puzzle game, but now I realize the length and the effort that was put into the making of this game. Honestly a lot cheaper for something I would enjoy this much.
SPOILERS
But... Something felt off with how long the game was when I checked the achievements and how quiet and still everything was, then the "ghost" is introduced, and me being who I am got a little scared because I hate horror, but also calming myself down thinking "ah, it's just good ol Biggles" and not thinking to much on it. The puzzles keep getting better and better as each chapter goes by with fun new interactive ways to complete each level with just a cube or two. Just like portal 2 when entering the old aperture science laboratories, you enter this endless office that keeps progressively changing, now something definitely feels off. Then that ghost appears again except this time there's more than one and there's also writing on the wall warning you of "rewinding the cataclysmic event" and you soon realize this is your office, and your email, and that you stayed here when everyone else left. This is right about where I lost it and had to finish the game this night because I was expecting some awesome looking 8/10 puzzle game but to be treated with a plot twist to make an actual story, 10/10. I am very grateful I came across this game when it came out, and if I'm gonna be honest I thought the price was a bit much for just a puzzle game, but now I realize the length and the effort that was put into the making of this game. Honestly a lot cheaper for something I would enjoy this much.
2007
Infinite replay ability, and you can get lost in those pegs.
2010
Literally the best Fallout game, if you didn't already know that. Choose between tax and slavery, some great decisions to be made, kill everyone or create unity. Kill the president, kill Caesar, kill The House, make friends with them all, but most importantly, you're doing it while listening to the most bangin tunes to exist.
2022
Does what painting does good, paints cool man glasses
2011
Tied with Punch Out for the best Wii game, the best Rhythm game of all time though. Amazing artstyle and definitely would want a new title to the game that is as good as Heaven.
2018
Not too sure what to say about this game, the only reason why I thought this game was good in any way is because of playing with friends. The game is an amazing cooperative experience and you can lose track of time pretty quickly. The gameplay is very repetitive before you reach the title of the pirate legend (don't recommend doing that) and even then it'll get repetitive pretty soon. Also really good naval combat.
2015
After %100ing all of Enter the Gungeon and spending many hours on it, I went looking for more rogue-likes, and came across this game, and what can I say, this is game is absolutely amazing, just as great as Gungeon in my opinion. If you like long, sometimes frustrating games, and enjoy lots of dopamine for completing bs achievements this is just for you, because this game is jampacked with alternate skins, lots of guns, lots of characters, and lots of fun. Any more questions? You better not, just buy the game!