TylKos
Quite a fun game. Harder than most Call of Duty games, but that's actually a benefit to me. Really love this game.
It's fun at times, but I didn't really have as much of a fun time playing this game as the first. It felt as if a lot of the magic had worn off.
Listen, Monolith releasing one of the best FPS games ever in F.E.A.R. and a great FPS horror game in Condemned in the same year is awesome. I don't think this game is as good as its sister project, but it had a lot of elements that made the game feel not only unique, but also made it age very well.
2000
It's Counter Strike, the original. It is a little rough in comparison to what would come after in terms of game polish and all that.
Fun game, but it just feels as if something is missing from it. I personally think it is good FPS mechanics, but it doesn't take away from the fact this game is fun.
It's fun, and that's all you can say about it. Had a lot of the same issues as the original Counter Strike in my opinion.
2021
This is a very fun and unique game. I don't think it is a masterpiece of a game, but it is definitely memorable. The gameplay is fun, but you're really here for the aesthetics. And those aesthetics are gross and unappealing, which I love. I didn't like the difficulty system in the game since it felt very jarring to the overall game structure, but overall, it is quite fun.
2007
This review contains spoilers
This game is iconic for the graphics it has, but the gameplay was kind of hit-or-miss. I actually don't like it when, in the game, you make the switch from primarily fighting humans to primarily fighting aliens. And the gun play is okay, it hasn't aged too well, but it isn't unplayable.
2011
I don't know what possessed the people creating this game to make the player fight mostly aliens. The aliens are not the fun part of this game The gun play is fun, if aged a bit, and I have a more positive experience than negative one when playing this game. But the enemies being aliens primarily is not fun for me.
2013
My biggest complaint of the Crysis series is that they make the player fight boring aliens instead of humans. And it is never more prevalent than in this game. Also, this game just isn't that fun in general.
2017
I like it, your brother likes it, your mom likes it, your friend in Toronto likes it. Everyone likes it. It is genuinely a great game, but it isn't a masterpiece. I think some of the game mechanics could have been developed more, and the power ups and "guns" you get in the game feel as if they needed to be balanced more. Some of these power ups and "guns" feel as if they are only meant for super specific situations, while others feel as if they can be used in any situation. That isn't as fun when it comes to gameplay in my opinion.
2007
Good game. It feels unique, but I wish there was more here in the game. It feels a little barebones when playing it for the first time in years.
2011
Everybody wants to say Skyrim is the best fantasy RPG of 2011. They are wrong. It is Dark Souls. Gameplay is purposefully clunky at first, but you can master it and make it feel as if it isn't. I also loved the layout of the world, in which you can pretty much go anywhere in the world at any point in the game. The navigation system in the game is also amazing, as you know you are going to the wrong place in accordance to your skill level because there are 1,000 skeletons and Undead right there.
2014
Someone has to say something about this game. Maybe it is my opinion, but someone has to say something. This game is not good. It is not even average. Everything, from the leveling system, to the enemy placements, to the the number of really bad bosses, to even the world layout, is an issue. Also, the game mechanic of permanently losing a certain amount of health until certain criteria is met is not done well. And the fixed camera angle is not a welcome addition. In general, Dark Souls games feel clunky at first, and as the game goes on, you get used to the movement and then begin to master it. I never felt that way in this game. Not to mention the fact it feels a tad blasphemous for a Dark Souls game to have an option to level up dodge rolling. Even then, the dodge rolling frames start much lower than the other two Dark Souls games and fully leveling it up only makes it a few frames better than those other teams. Also, it's a bad game if I can just level up stamina and run through the majority of maps in a straight line and never even have an enemy look at me. And the area of aggression for these enemies is so inconsistent. I can be right next to one and nothing happens, but walk 2 feet and the same type of enemy much farther away will come after me. And some enemies will give up pursuit fairly quickly, while others will actually chase you down to the edge of the whole area. And there are so many bosses, but only 5 of them are good bosses and new to the series. This is just not a good game.
It is a fun DLC, but I feel as if some things about it could be changed, such as the bosses.