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I play a lot of games and sum up my thoughts in a handful of sentences. Featured games are the most recent 5* ratings.
I play a lot of games and sum up my thoughts in a handful of sentences. Featured games are the most recent 5* ratings.
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Being part of the Backloggd community for 2 years
GOTY '22
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Gained 10+ likes on a single review
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Played 100+ games
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Journaled games once a day for a week straight
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Favorite Games
184
Total Games Played
008
Played in 2024
014
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I'll try not to look at the game with rose-tinted nostalgia glasses as much as I can. I loved just sailing the seas and plundering all the ships and exploring the world when I was little (and just played anything that came my way).
Now that I've grown and can see past the initial appeal. It starts off strong though content and anything new to see run dry rather quickly. Ships are cool, jungles are cool, the (two) cities are decent to climb about; all of that becomes repetitive past the 10 hour mark.
The story had potential as well but felt like it was thrown on a wild goose chase somewhere in the middle and towards the end they remembered they had to resolve the whole Assassin's vs Templars conflict. The characters are greatly portrayed and the voice work is nice. The off-Animus sequences felt a little out of touch and their resolution was weird to say the least (not sure if there's any connection to AC3 in that regard, don't remember much).
All in all it's a fun pirate game if you just want to turn off your brain and plunder ships, don't expect the most variety when it comes to content though.
Now that I've grown and can see past the initial appeal. It starts off strong though content and anything new to see run dry rather quickly. Ships are cool, jungles are cool, the (two) cities are decent to climb about; all of that becomes repetitive past the 10 hour mark.
The story had potential as well but felt like it was thrown on a wild goose chase somewhere in the middle and towards the end they remembered they had to resolve the whole Assassin's vs Templars conflict. The characters are greatly portrayed and the voice work is nice. The off-Animus sequences felt a little out of touch and their resolution was weird to say the least (not sure if there's any connection to AC3 in that regard, don't remember much).
All in all it's a fun pirate game if you just want to turn off your brain and plunder ships, don't expect the most variety when it comes to content though.
First Gran Turismo game I got to "completion". Both the UI and progression in this game are probably some of the worst you can get in a racing game. The game still plays well and the car variety is nice, even though some of the cars needed for some races straight up don't appear in the Dealerships, probably betting too much on now defunct online features. I'd only play if you're trying to go through every mainline GT game.