with interesting storytelling and a very satisfying gameplay loop, quantum break is a common yet welcome retelling of the immutability of time.

though an interesting setting, the narrative is too fragmented to give an impression, ultimately falling flat

connor being a strong and compelling protagonist serves the story of assassin's creed 3 pretty well. the narrative weaves his personal struggles with the historical beats very well.

though it starts off really interesting, it loses a bit of push at the middle, but finds its footing again at the end. revelations is a strong end to ezio's narrative.

doesn't quite reach the peaks of the narrative that it wants to tell, not even the shocking ending nor the amazing character development of ezio can save it.

compelling adventure that feels really complete and extremely gratifying to play.

interesting storytelling and mechanics that is unbelievably ahead of its time

underneath the unremarkable visual execution and unforgiving combat lies a incredibly deep and complex RPG that opens up after multiple playthroughs.

a star wars experience reminiscent of the original trilogy films, with an amazing twist that makes it stand on its own as one of the best RPGs ever made.

catchy humour, deceptively simple gameplay, and very poignant storytelling. undertale is a masterpiece filled with passion.

modern sandbox action rpg that has endlessly replayable side content. the province of skyrim is amazingly lived-in; truly one of the gaming worlds great for losing yourself in.

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the moment where the map changes from johto to kanto is still one of the most iconic video game moments ever.

addictive. hades strength lies in the combination of its great gameplay loop with the depth of its main plot and character arcs.

smartly written and a solid experience, the stick of truth shines in the cohesiveness of its quest and mechanics design to its off-the-rails setting.