ShortsKid
Without love, it can not be seen. Really great chapter.
An incredibly interesting new perspective. I feel enlightened. This stuff should be taught in schools tbh.
The first half of Umineko. I'd give it 4 stars if it wasn't followed up by Chiru, which is a life changing experience. This half is vitally important though, I'll never forget reading this series.
Fantastic story, and amazing characters. Love the cold war setting and sneaking around the jungle is super fun.
This game has plenty of issues and weird writing moments, but the great stuff way outshines the bad imo. Additionally, the gameplay is great while you get to play it, but this is definitely a game you play to watch long ass cutscenes. I love them, but ymmv.
It's fun, but it's also only like an hour long. All of my issues with it extend to MGSV but this is one of the best missions in V tbh, so if you ignore the fact that it's standalone it's quite good.
I have many, many issues with this game. It's entirely too long, this game never needed 50 hours to tell its story. I already thought the story was weaker than the previous 4 games, but the length makes it even more of a pain. It adds nearly nothing interesting to the overarching plot of Metal Gear, while also generally not being interesting in the first place, while also not having a very satisfying ending, feeling very much unfinished. The open world is incredibly boring, but when you do get to play the game, stealth is generally fun and allows a lot of creativity. The gameplay can be really good, but there's so much that it can get boring and drag on. This game is certified 'good,' but compared to the rest of the series, seriously lacks.
This game took me like a year and a half of on and off playing to beat, but it was also absolutely incredible and highly emotional. It's an experience like no other, and should absolutely be played by anyone willing to go through such a slow burn.
2020
The greatest FPS ever made.
One of the most fun games I've ever played, and Raiden is still the best Metal Gear character.
Hesitation is defeat.
Monolith Soft is always the GOAT. The card battle system is amazing, the characters were good, and the story was a fun time as well. This is definitely worth for the combat system at least, it's really good.
2003
I think I hate this game, and I feel really bad saying it. I got all endings, and there were aspects I quite liked. The story was interesting and intriguing, the characters were good, and the aerial combat is alright. The real problem is that the ground gameplay, which is most of the runtime, is just miserable the whole way through, the music isn't all that great, and the whole experience felt very mind-numbing. I didn't have a fun time, but I am glad I played it, as a huge fan of NieR. The story is good, and Yoko Taro's charm is still in this game.
2002
This game was shockingly good. I've always heard about the confusing insanity that is KH lore, and wanted to check out the series for that very reason. It certainly delivered on a high stakes final fantasy style plot, but did so with the charm and magic of Disney, with a simple message about friendship. Riku and Sora's dynamic was well written and the gameplay was good, despite being a bit basic. I think that the early game was definitely a bit too punishing however, honestly for a kids game this game actually gave me a bit of a challenge. I also think that a lot of the time spent in disney worlds, while charming, doesn't actually do much for the plot, and the final boss was far too long and not fun to fight. Either way, the game was great overall and I'm excited to see where the series is going.
Sobbed, cried, I will never recover.