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Currently going through all the games I have played, completed 100%, and own in my collection.
Currently going through all the games I have played, completed 100%, and own in my collection.
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Busy Day
Journaled 5+ games in a single day
N00b
Played 100+ games
Roadtrip
Voted for at least 3 features on the roadmap
Best Friends
Become mutual friends with at least 3 others
Noticed
Gained 3+ followers
Gone Gold
Received 5+ likes on a review while featured on the front page
Liked
Gained 10+ total review likes
On Schedule
Journaled games once a day for a week straight
Favorite Games
172
Total Games Played
021
Played in 2024
056
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A visually stunning retelling of Alice in Wonderland in the style of a souls game. I thought Ravenlok was quite charming, and I had fun playing through it, but I do have a couple of gripes with it:
1. The combat is fine, but doesn't feel very weighty. Your attacks don't have a lot of impact behind them, so fighting enemies doesn't feel amazing, but it's not bad at all.
2. I wish the game had some way to review dialogue with NPCs so you don't forget what you are supposed to be doing with certain quests.
3. All of the boss designs were really cool and unique, but they were all pretty easy. I never felt like I was challenged by any of them.
The game looks amazing, I love the voxel art style and aesthetic that they chose. The game is fun, and the story was pretty good even if it was a pretty standard Alice in Wonderland retelling. It could have benefitted from some more variety, challenge, and polish, but overall it was a good time.
1. The combat is fine, but doesn't feel very weighty. Your attacks don't have a lot of impact behind them, so fighting enemies doesn't feel amazing, but it's not bad at all.
2. I wish the game had some way to review dialogue with NPCs so you don't forget what you are supposed to be doing with certain quests.
3. All of the boss designs were really cool and unique, but they were all pretty easy. I never felt like I was challenged by any of them.
The game looks amazing, I love the voxel art style and aesthetic that they chose. The game is fun, and the story was pretty good even if it was a pretty standard Alice in Wonderland retelling. It could have benefitted from some more variety, challenge, and polish, but overall it was a good time.
Probably my favorite LEGO game that I have played, for a variety of reasons. I love the Marvel universe, and the roster of characters that they chose for the game is super diverse, with both iconic and obscure heroes and villains to choose from. The story was fun, and I really liked the overworld in this game, it was sprawling with lots to do, but didn't feel too big, like in the sequel. Gameplay was good as always in LEGO games, too. All around just a great time.
The best Just Cause game, simply because it has the best story, world, and gameplay loop. It's a game that feels extremely focused, with all of the systems in place working smoothly with each other. Visually vibrant, much better looking than the first two games, and also has more likeable characters, including improvements to Rico himself. And traversing around the map with the wingsuit just feels awesome. It's not a masterpiece or anything, but a huge improvement for the series, and just a great time overall.