Neat lil boss rush game with great pixel art graphics! Enjoyed the first half, cause after that it felt like the difficulty went up a couple of notches, and it got just too hard for me. The bosses seem very well designed, but they may have had a tad bit too much health for my taste. I've heard people complain that the game is unfair, but I think it's one of those games where you just have to put in the time. Whenever I died it felt like my own mistake. Interesting little world with a quest system similar to metroidvanias like Blasphemous and Hollow Knight, but way simpler. Combat felt like a roguelike with soulslike elements. I feel like calling the game Eldest Souls was a discredit to itself, because it makes it sound like a parody or a cheap ripoff. I think the game could've standed well enough of it's own without marketing it as a "Souls" game.

I am quite biased when it comes to Fallout 3, because it was both my first shooter and first 18+ game. I was probably around 11 years old, and I vividly remember buying a Paysafe card (anyone remember those?) at 7-11 , so I could buy it behind my parents back. My first playthrough of this game is such a fond memory, as I remember being completely immersed in it, and I couldn't think about anything else when I was at school or when going to bed. Everything about it felt so real to me.

Replaying it now was fun, but it felt like more of a slog towards the end. I thought the main story was a lot more boring than what I did as a kid, except for the Tranquility Lane quest. That one's fun.
The exploration is my favorite part of the game. It's really the side-quests that make this game fun, and just walking around discovering random encounters or grisly locations too. This might be my least favorite Fallout game at this point (tied with 4), but damn if the Capital Wasteland and it's weird ass characters aren't just so cool. Also I want to marry Sierra Petrovita.

I have a soft spot for this DLC, but replaying it now many years later I'm kind of disappointed. It's very short, and it feels rushed. The story is interesting at first, but ends up being very anticlimactic. I do adore the look and feel of it though. The areas look super cool and grimy, I'd say it even rivals the base games Capital Wasteland in disgustiness. It also has some of the cooler looking armor sets in the game.
I also kind of love the idea of a Brotherhood of Steel paladin getting left behind to die, and then proceeding to take over an entire city. Overall a decent DLC, but lacking in content. I'd love to see them revisit The Pitt later in the series. (I know it's in Fallout 76, but I've heard it's pretty sucky)

This game is a piece of art. I don't think I've ever played any survival horror game as unique as it. I pretty much like everything about it. Amazing visuals and art, great spine-chilling soundtrack, and a very intriguing but also nightmarish story that reminded me at times of the works of Junji Ito and Kazuo Umezu. There was really only one aspect of the game i didn't particularly care for, and it was the puzzles. The puzzles are just way too hard and obtuse, but I actually admire the Project Siren team for having the guts to make them that way. The whole timeloop/stage-select mechanic was extremely confusing at first, but I grew to enjoy it. The british voiceover was also quite off-putting, but after a while I found it to be a bit charming. Siren will probably be a game I'll revisit down the line, as it has easily become one of my favorites.

Holy crap this was good! The art and music are beautiful, and I loved the cutscenes, they made me hyped for what was coming. Very fun, short and sweet metroidvania. Played the game on normal difficulty and can't say I really had any trouble until they introduced the Metroids. The whole area leading up to the "final boss" almost felt like survival horror, the way they made you rush a lot of rooms in a row without allowing you to rest. THE MOTHER BRAIN FIGHT MADE ME SCREAM

The whole endgame area was super cool, and suddenly it becomes stealth game. It wasn't even in the NES original as far as I know. I really liked the hiding mechanic and chase sequences. When you finally get your suit back, you feel so goddamn frickin' powerful. This was my first time playing a Metroid game, and I have a feeling I'm gonna love this series.