yepunderscore
1990
My favourite classic title, mostly due to nostalgia. Very well made stages, the doc-robot stages are a blast. The difficulty is pretty consistent throughout and the Rush weapons are the perfect addition to the series and make a lot more sense than 2's silly 'Item 1-3'.
2021
Much more ambitious and interesting story, and the movement is a lot more refined. Personally I think the movement is maybe a tad too polished for my liking, to a point where it feels hard to do a whole lot that is really interesting. The level's visited all are very charming but in terms of the gameplay feel a bit more washed than the predecessor, with at least one of the level's being a complete wash after the first playthrough.
The writing is still very solid luckily, and while it never quite reaches the peak of it's predecessor it's a very worthy successor. Well worth your time, whether you've played the original or not. (Though you really should go n play the original first! C'mon it's been seventeen years!)
The writing is still very solid luckily, and while it never quite reaches the peak of it's predecessor it's a very worthy successor. Well worth your time, whether you've played the original or not. (Though you really should go n play the original first! C'mon it's been seventeen years!)
2003
Unique 3D platformer with a lot of jank and some lackluster levels here and there but generally solid. The gameplay of Wario Land series transfers surprisingly well into the third dimension, and it's a shame we haven't seen any big releases in this style since.
2008
Fun platformer with some neat physics
Counter-Strike remains the peak of e-sports and competitive games in general.
2018
An excuse to remind my friends I worked in food service much to their chagrin so I'd say it's pretty good yea
2010
That's what they called me in college.
Peak arena shooter. Badass arsenal and a pretty fitting campaign, completing Serious difficulty is a feat.
Perfect balance between platforming n shooting, even larger and more exciting planets to traverse, and even more neat weapons to use. The only sour point of the game is the villain/story is a lot weaker than the first or the third in the trilogy but if you're playing these games solely for the story I think you're kindofmissingthepointtbhdesune.
Yummy, big ball!
Game that is 'larger' in scale to a fault. It's still more Serious Sam and a lot of the set pieces do wonders but when it falls on it's face it's all the more obvious. Things like the rotating arena are tiring to play for more than a few seconds...
1994
Best X outing. Between the bombastic opening, the baller weapons, the fucking SHORYUKEN, and imo the best Sigma stages it's the real deal.
1994
THIS GAME FUCKS
Fun minigame collection. The Rabbids did nuthin wrong.
1998
Blew me away the first time I played it. Amazing game, fuck the backtracking needed near the end of the game though lol