Stodernish
2017
I've been playing Minecraft since 2012 (Not frequently), and it really kept getting better as time goes on. I honestly never did survival playthroughs (regrettably), and just built cool houses lol. Nostalgia's playing a huge factor in this review, but still this game's always fun to play.
2018
Has my favorite Fortnite skin, and this was when I was the most active on it.
Great aesthetic, great soundtrack, but the constant encounters can become grating at times.
2017
Met some cool people in this game, but it's not something I enjoy playing for long periods of time (I say as I have 60+ hours on it).
2011
Loved this game back when I was a kid, didn't even know it was considered shit by people until much later lol.
2021
Lacks a lot of the magic that L4D had, I thought it was fun for a bit but I got tired of it real fast. I'd rather play L4D 2.
2003
To be honest, I did get bored fairly early into playing this, and just wanted to go play DMC 3. I am considering going back to finish it, but I doubt it'll be anytime soon.
2014
I always hated on the RE series mostly because I literally played the shitty ones like 6, and lowkey Revelations 2. But this game is amazing, it definitely personifies what a Survival Horror should be. The atmosphere is great, and the ambient music helps it out a ton. The feeling of preserving ammo in case of whatever dangers lurking rears it's ugly head, and making sure you don't overuse your ink ribbons is such a thrill. I highly recommend it, I have a feeling it might be in my top 3 RE games once I play through all of the others.
Had a decent time playing this game for a friend, the aesthetic of this game is beautiful. Although the game is obviously dated, it wasn't too bad I had a couple of parts where I wanted to just kms but not a bad experience overall.
So after playing through all of the DMC games, it finally led up to what made me interested in the series to begin with. And it truly did live up to my expectations, if not more so. I was skeptical of how Nero would play this time around but I really grew to love it, V's cool to play as but not really my style. Playing as Dante is fun as hell, especially with Cavaliere . The bosses in this game are great, a portion of them are fanservice but most of them were fun nonetheless. Fighting Vergil this time around was fun as I anticipated while not dethroning DMC 3's Vergil boss fight as the best but it was truly great to fight him. Playing as Vergil is where my love for this game peaked. His theme, his gameplay, his taunts, all of them make it a treat to play as him. I'm still conflicted on whether I think it's better than DMC 3, but it definitely comes close.
My favorite fighter of all time; I'm glad I got into it recently because I literally only knew Marvel characters. But now, I really appreciate this series compared to before. I'm not good at fighting games by any means, but this game still is fun. The soundtrack, the maps, the roster, all make this game truly spectacular in my eyes. I hope we get a rerelease eventually, although I highly doubt it.
2020
I fucking hate Gacha games, but this one's probably the best of them all. I enjoyed it for a little while, but I got too caught up playing better games to keep up with whatever the story is. The characters, are cool and all that. I just probably won't ever go back to it.
2017
I still think this game peaked from 2017-2019. I dunno, it was a different experience back then. Coming home from school, playing Fortnite with the boys, and only winning like 2-3 games lol. I think it's gotten better but the early days were unforgettable.
2013
Probably the most hype I've ever been for a game, and it actually lived up to expectations. I played this game for days when it first came out back in middle school. As I've grown older, I prefer GTA IV but this game is still amazing, and one of the best GTA games.
2017
Wasn't here for long but it was the beginning of a good experience.