xbluene
there few games that make me feel the way "It Takes Two" did. You can really feel the love the developers put in this gem, an incredible game with a very heartwarming story. It can get repetitive, especially if you're not into japanese culture, but overall i enjoyed every single bit of it
she did the dab indeed
2012
i live in a low income mining environment that goes by the government name of "Jungle". Me and and a group of my "allies" control certain areas of this mine in order to run our illegitimate mining. we possess unregistered firearms, stolen ropes, mind-altering curse pots and only use cash for financial purchases. If anyone would like to settle unfinished altercations, I will be more than happy to release my mine level. I would like to warn you; I am a very dangerous person and I regularly steal from the merchant.
2017
Had my mechanic get out the plane midair, put out two fires, then move over to the other side of the plane to fix another engine whilst the plane was taking evasive manouvers, only to then get back in, revive the pilot, fly the plane whilst the pilot fell unconcious a second time and then went back to his seat when the pilot regained consciousness.
2012
It's fun and stuff, but it has aged quite poorly in the writing department. References and the writing feel dated. It is a blast for it's time, the game feels fun and fluid but it suffers a lot from "millenial writing"
Go on, say how your "super-hero" is "great" and "strong" when my dude here uses literature to create a black hole and ruin your dinner, only to create it again and make another copy of you that doesn't remember anything
Has all the great elements of a good survival game with a nice touch of british references, unfortunately it seems to falls almost in the category of abandonware. It truly could've been something unique
2018
Do not play if you have any attention disorder, the amount of times i've died thinking i was someone else is baffling
"whew! that was tighter than a 15 year old, and i should know, i've got two daughters"
1998
The boomer, grandpa of modern FPS games, even though it's almost as old as me, it's really interesting, unlike myself. Played it around 2004-ish, an amazing game. Pretty nasty enemy spawns in the egypt mission though.
1999
Only had the demo but my god that shit was fun, it's sort of the predecessor to world of tanks. Would like to comment more but my memory of this era is almost nonexistant. i do remember however the scared ass tank that hid underneath a bridge to try to ambush me, failing to realise he was a massive tank i could see from miles away.
1999
This game really was my childhood. Can't judged it properly as i only have vague memories of it's demo but it was a ton of fun.
2016
hard to judge, it was amazing during the beta with an innovative combat system, an easy 4/5 for sure, but it became a mess after release. Enemies are now always the first to attack meaning sometimes in your FIRST encounter in the entire game, you already lost because AGHUTO MBEKE and his fellas carrying sticks would outplay you with their sticks even though you had firearms.
PERFECTION, there are not enough words to describe this game without writing a complete essay
2009
The zelda breath of the wild graphics before breath of the wild, along with top tier humour and gameplay