A pretty great extra story from another part of Rapture. I just wish it could've been a little longer.

One of my personal favorite FPS games. I consider it to be a much better game over the first, gameplay AND story-wise.

A pretty fun entry, this version is certainly the superior version since it comes with Pirate Queen's Quest, which is honestly more fun than the main game. The other DLC modes included are kinda fun and gimmicky, but I didn't find them to be worth finishing like the main game and PQQ.

Pretty cool, pretty fun overall. The final boss was an unexpectedly BRUTAL fight though. I'm definitely gonna have to check out the Armored Core games now though.

A pretty neat demo of what's to come in Bright Memory: Infinite. Knowing I get the full game for free just for buying this on sale for less than $10 certainly is nice as well.

A pretty fun entry, I thought the job system and story were great, but nothing makes me despise this game more than the final stretch of the game. Up until that point, I'd had fun with the challenges in the game, and I don't remember the grind being too bad.

But then you REALLY hit the bullshit wall.

So, after getting the Earth Crystal when you clear the Ancients' Maze, you then get access to Syrcus Tower. And god damn, if this wasn't one of the absolute most bullshit difficulty spikes I'd ever experienced in a videogame, ever. I ground for hours, changed jobs, ground some more, and would still get absolutely stomped in just the first floor of the tower.

I dropped this game after that and I never intend to go back to it.

After growing up playing Elite Beat Agents, I finally played this game earlier this year and had a lot of fun! It's definitely rougher around the edges though, which is understandable.

Pretty damn fun, but no online really sucked. People like to complain about the water, but they just didn't gitgud

The best entry in the series, hands-down. The huge roster of monsters, the innumerous cool weapon and armor designs, the many varied locations, and the super fun gameplay makes this the most solid entry in the entire Monster Hunter franchise. By the time I finally stopped playing, I had put 700 hours into it.

An absolutely excellent beat 'em up, and a return for this once-dead series. Funky music, a new gorgeous art style, some sick attack animations, and the great gameplay you already know to expect. What's not to love?

Yozakura remains best girl, now with a Super Soaker Shotgun in a game where it's a bit more difficult to take the plot seriously, but it would've led right into Senran Kagura 7EVEN (NEVER EVER TT_TT)

Estival Versus is a major upgrade in every way from Shinovi Versus. From the extra characters, to smoother gameplay, a better story, and some pretty good character development; it's peak Senran Kagura.

Yozakura is the best girl.

A pretty fun total-conversion mod for Doom 2.

There are 16 levels and some of them are REALLY short. It's pretty easy, for the most part, if you're at all familiar with shooters like this.

The designs for most of the weapons are pretty cool though, as many of them are fleshy and organic, and they all have their uses except of course the pistol weapon and standard shotgun. Once you get this game's Super Shotgun, the Vile Slayer, you'll never use the regular shotgun again. The Vile Slayer can actually fire a single shell with the left-click or both shells with the right-click, rendering the other shotgun completely moot. The pistol is also worthless as soon as you get a few more weapons, as expected.

The overall visual style is pretty cohesive, gothic castles and fleshy disgusting hellscapes littered with enemies who fit in said environments.

Overall, pretty fun stuff, nothing super ground-breaking, but a fun time nonetheless. You could definitely find worse ways to spend 1-2 hours.