the_frogman
2018
A very atmospheric boomer shooter, with some very solid chops. Unfortunately, boomer shooters just aren't for me.
2007
I quite like this game, but it could never have lived up to the sheer amount of hype it got. Good atmosphere, fun story, and a solid- if muddled -message.
2021
As a first foray into the Metroid franchise, this maybe wasn't my best choice. It failed to grab me in any meaningful way, and I was often more confused than I'd like to be; still, the polish behind it is clear, and when it shines, it REALLY shines.
2017
A fun way to kick back and relax after a long day. Truly wild crossovers, too.
2022
It's just more, better Splatoon! Same fun stories, same fun gameplay, same wacky style, with a fantastically fresh coat of paint; what more could you ask for?
2021
Unironically the most fun I've had in a MOBA.
2016
This game would've been vastly better if competitive gaming never existed.
2022
It's Overwatch, what do you want me to say.
Sunbreak adds quite a lot to Rise, a game I considered criminally devoid of content in the first place, including some of my all-time favorite monsters. Still, it's just not enough to make up for the disappointment Rise turned out to be.
2021
Despite having one of my all-time favorite monster rosters, this game was unfinished on release. For whatever reason, that absolutely killed any passion I had for it at the time, and I'm still pretty peeved in that regard.
I always did like Monster Hunter for the story, and this entry's no exception.
I had a very good time with this game, for a number of months. It's a damn shame it didn't get more support.
2017
This game is, undeniably, a piece of art.
Good game, too.
Good game, too.
2021
I'm not entirely comfortable reviewing these story-based games before the story actually finishes, but I will say this:
That sure was Deltarune again.
In all seriousness, I enjoyed this title a lot more than the first. The polish of having a team versus one developer really shines through.
That sure was Deltarune again.
In all seriousness, I enjoyed this title a lot more than the first. The polish of having a team versus one developer really shines through.
2018
I'm not entirely comfortable reviewing these story-based games before the story actually finishes, but I will say this:
That sure was Deltarune.
That sure was Deltarune.