In this DLC you go in Krieg's mind because Tannis thinks that all psycho's have a "Vaulthalla" in their brains full of loot. To get to this Vault, you kind of have to do a Psychonauts-esque dive through Krieg's mind, guided by his "Insane Side" and his "Sane Side". There are 3 maps you run through, one that explores Krieg not really feeling like he belongs with the Crimson Raiders and everyone else doesn't like him (they do), one that explores his love(?) for Maya and trying to reconcile the fact that she is gone, and the last one deals with the trauma endured from inhumane science experiments that turned him into a "Psycho". I liked how these were handled just because the voice actor for Krieg really fucking nailed it. "Sane Krieg" has such a soft, warm voice that really makes you connect with him. Whatever affection he has for Maya is really, really sold on the VO work here and probably makes me feel the most emotions a Borderlands game could make me feel. It also ends with you defeated a giant personification of his bloodlust and the 2 versions of Krieg fusing into one in a also touching cutscene.

Not a lot of content I guess, still took me and friends like 4 and a half hours (way longer than we were expecting), but I think the characters are dope and the music is way more memorable than the base game music which was basically nonexistent.

Darksiders 3 is much more enjoyable to me than the previous 2 entries, and that's probably because the action games that are popular now are Souls-likes and not God of War (classic). This game still keeps identity traits from the older games, but keeps them translated into this "Souls-like" format. It quite frankly does stuff I've been wanting to see experimented with and I like what it did. You have a limited amount of weapons, and they have a fairly limited amount of moves to them, but they are identical to character action games (ex; X, X, X, X; X, Pause, X). I wish there were more combo moves to use, but hey, its fine enough. I wish it were a little more Character Action-y with animations and allowing me to use items like instantly, cause I get annoyed when I cant just instantly pop a estus, but whatever.

The game also does what I've been wanting Fromsoft to give me, and that's Metroidvania exploration powers. With each weapon you get, you also get a power to let you explore (Fire = Charge Jump, Ice = Walk on Water + Wall Jump, etc.). I wish the moves you got could be used in battle too, but the new weapons are sufficient for that.

I also just really enjoyed Fury's character, she is just cool. Good design, good voice action, good little arc. Bad-ass Battle Babe.

I do find that this game can get really fucking annoying with some puzzles, and some bosses. One particular boss (Gluttony) is probably one of the worst bosses I have ever fought. Just fucking annoying and the second phase is "Have him suck up explosive barrels" but somehow done worst than a fucking PS2 game from 14 fucking years ago.

Besides some annoying shit, its a dope Souls-Like/Character Action game.

I think Darksiders is Cool™. I'm not exactly sure I fuck with this style of Hack and Slashes where the primary way to get health is from chests and not like checkpoints or rest points. You can only get health by from executions when you are low on health which doesn't help because I'm low on health because these enemies are fucking me! IDK, I died on the segment where you are in a angel killling competition with the Scottish dude and it felt so extremely drawn out and I was not doing that again. I also was already tired of "Go to these spots to be teleported to a battle arena to free the Giant Rock Men".

Also the audio mixing on Warmastered cutscenes is bad. Sound effects are so much quietter than the voices.

The Adventures of Tintin: The Game is a pretty neat 2D platformer slightly bogged down by Licensed Game "Alternate ways of Play". What I mean is that between levels there are Crash Bandicoot plane flying, Skyward Sword on rails sword swinging, and driving/turret section. These kind of start waring their welcome pretty fast, but the actual levels are dope.

This game is made by the Ubisoft studio that makes Rayman (old and new) and most recently made the new Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown, so this studio has the pedigree for 2D platforming. It's pretty simplistic, but it frequently had little gimmicks that made me go "oh! neat!". A main mechanic of this game is picking up and throwing different items. If you throw banana's on someone, they will slide until they fall down a floor or hit a wall. Beach balls will bounce off walls and maybe hit multiple people. Cauldrons will land on people's hands making them hit allies. These aren't used all the time, but its still pretty neat.

The clouds in this game also look fucking crazy, I kind of think they used some of the UbiArt Engine to make them look that good.

Overall, just a neat short 2D platform adventure.

Jumanji: The Video Game is a 4 person co-op with basically 3 forms of play. Walking down a basically linear hallway collecting 4 Jumanji pieces with bad guys attacking you, walking down a linear hallway full of traps and still collecting the Jumanji pieces, and inbetween those sections are Protect The Point sections where you protect a thing until the bar fills up and hordes attack you. I played 1 level and I probably protected the point 4 times, with doing the other 2 things 2 times each. Not very thought provoking game and very very brainless.

The most interesting thing this game adds to this formula is that the team shares 1 crystal that powers you up, but if you hold on to it for too long it hurts you. I felt like I never had to worry about the consequences when I forgot to swap it, so its kind of whatever in this game; but I do think its a novel idea to have 1 thing a co-op team needs to swap around frequently.

Like most games made by Outright Games, made for 2 year olds.

I just keep abandoning games! I guess I just hate them now! Deathloop is kind of dope. The artstyle and architectural design is fine, I really like Colt and Julianna's personalities and voice actors. What I don't really like is the structure of this game. The tutorial is really long and I just wanna be let lose, but then when I got loose, I fucked up the objective (I forgot to jump I guess and dropped the ghost vacuum machine in the ocean, so I can't suck up the visonary(have to restart the level)). I think I would just vastly prefer a normal level structure like Dishonored. It's dope they did this, but I don't wanna play it.