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Graphism excellent, ost too. Gameplay meh at least u can personalize it. Ever fell tension cause u dont have amo in a resident evil, guess what just turn the option increase loot. The story is certainly the worst part of it, with a scenario who try so much to subvert expectation than it doesnt make any sens and stupid forgetballe character who are stupid af. Just one exemple, u kill somebody in front of his friend they say to u i will kill u what to do ? leave and forget a good night will certainly change his mind. Also they have change the first one in the flashback guess they need consistency at some point

«Waste of time»

«Oh God i managed it»

It's a good game with a great story based on its manga and has some anime stuffs too.
Too bad that almost all of it is pay for win unless you're really patient like me. You can get almost every characters of the game of free in a really slow way or you can pay to get them in a little faster way.
With that being sad, it's a really good game. The graphics are good, the songs are epic and the dubs too... but you have to waste some hours every day if you really want to grow into it.

«Just one more turn»

It was my first Final Fantasy game... and what a game.
Its history is incredible. The graphics are fantastic. The characters are one of a kind.
One of those games that will make you laugh and cry.
Amazing and one of the best games of the last generation.

«Beaten more than once»

Modern classic. One of the things that keeps you playing over 10 years after its release is that it's incredible and every time it changes. The updates are good and keeps you wanting to come back.
You can be as creative as you can. You can play it hardcore and be really afraid to die... it's amazing. Minecraft is one of the best games ever.

«Can’t stop playing»

One of my fave games ever. The graphics are amazing, the soundtrack is legendary and even the characters of this game are great.
Pretty hard to beat sometimes, it can give nightmares to every kid out there.
It's crazy. It's insane. It's fantastic.

«Time-tested»

Perfect soundtrack, great graphics for that time and has some pretty challenging stages. The bosses are cute, the gameplay is easy. One of the best games Master System has.

«Sit back and relax»

Probably my fave Atari game. So many good stages and the gameplay it's not easy at all, but it's so good.

«Constantly dying and enjoy it»

Since I only had really few bugs and I play on PC full ultra, I really think the graphics are insane, the storymode is incredible, the whole Night City is fantastic and the soundtrack is perfect.
It's that kind of game that you play all day long without realize. And I love it.

«Can’t stop playing»

The Definition of a "Work of Art"
this is one of the best atmospheric games that I have ever played, I played the first little nightmares, but this one surpasses it by levels.
Definitily A Must-Play for anyone.

Mafia Denfinitive Edition is a step in the right direction for the series, the remake of the now legal to drink in most countries game really brought the original formula to new gamers, like me. It follows the formula of the ones that came before so good that it became my favourite from the franchise. I didn't played the original, and never heard about the series until the Mafia II demo was released, that game... man that game blew my mind. Vito was the best character i seen until that date in the xbox360 generation. They made me really watch those "mafia classics" movies from Godfather to ones like Casino. When Mafia III was released i was hyped, but when i played in a friends house i got instantly turned off. Damn, that was a bad game a step in the wrong direction, i heard the american developer had problem with the czech engine, i don't know if that was true, but i was shocked to know that the team that made the II such a memorable game, wasn't fully working on the third. This game fixes some of those problems, there are some czech names in the credits for example, but not all of them. The enemies are still... strange, you shoot'em and they don't feel the hit, they keep running like nothing happened, when they spot you even if they don't shoot or scream all the other enemies are alerted or if you get to cover too close to them they will get confused and you don't know what is going to happen, some "hit" animations also seem scripted, it looks like you need to hit L-alt and them hit'em with "q" that was also a poor choice for melee combat and the cars and running physics are still the Mafia II's engine, what was good... for 2010.

But, for you not to say i didn't watered the flowers. This game has a good story man, Tommy is a hell of an iconic main character, i like how the game develops the relation between the three main characters, and how to the end the game makes you feel some way, just to hit you hard in the head and make you rethink everything you just tought. It really feels like "Mafia" not just the game, but the infights inside the family and outside in the mobster world make you feel like you are really in the mid 30's running errands for a mob lord. Your relation with the wife is what i imagine what would happen if you marry a girl that was raised in the family. I like how they show the like "loyalty" is important for the family, while no one is loyal to anyone, that just reinforce how this is important. The boss is someone you can get behind, while the family is sinking he always show strenght, and that show the main difference between him and main antagonist, their tempers. Again, my favourite part of the game is the story. That is a good and convincing story

Something that really turns me of in every game, that are in his game is:

- You can't run in certain places: it's a damn videogame for god sakes, let me run and explore, or do you think i will be the whole game walking insides looking for jornals and cards?

- too much scripted sequences: It's something that really makes me mad about GTA IV too, why do i have to follow someone from point a to point b, shooting the hell out of him just to discover that it made no difference? Just let me shoot and kill him. I can go with one or two scripted sequences but it starts to get obvious with time, and that's boring as hell. 1. Follow the car, he arrives somewhere, kill bad guys, cinematic, kill the guy. 2. Arrive somewhere, the guy trash talk you, he runs, kill bad guys, he runs, kill more bad guys, cinematic, kill guy.

- The cars man, that damn cars. You never know if you can destroy the environment or the environment will destroy you. They are slow, but ok thats cool it's the mid 30's.

Rate: 76/100 the bad parts take easily 10 points out of the game

«Constantly dying and enjoy it»

«Sit back and relax»

A Link Between Worlds is the only installment I have no complaints about. It never made me overly frustrated nor left me wanting. It executed every concept flawlessly. It's core gimmick is legitimately fun and consistently enhances the experience. Its art style and instrumentation are timeless. Its mechanics are smooth and enjoyable. Its gameplay is always fun. Its puzzles are clever. While some elements are whimsical, nothing of consequence is ever contrived. It is a perfect Zelda game.

Next to Super Metroid, Prime is one of the best games ever made. It's rare that a game can be fresh and innovative while simultaneously so perfectly executed, all while standing the test of time in every regard.

Despite the realistic art style, the graphics are still beautiful all these years later, with so many great details that even other games today have not included so well (the visor effects, such as Samus' breath fogging it up, the reflection of her face/eyes when hit with a flash of light, the patter of rain drops on the surface, add so much to the immersion). The music is a wonderful new take on the brooding alien atmosphere of past games. These components culminate in a unique style that hasn't been captured by anything else since.

From a gameplay perspective, Metroid Prime also accomplished something bold. They successfully translated the Metroid formula to the FPS genre, expanded on it with features like the scan visor, and stuck the landing on making a platformer that really worked in first person.

If you haven't played Metroid Prime (or the rest of the trilogy, for that matter) do yourself a favor simply as a person who appreciates the medium; you won't be disappointed.

«Blew my mind»

«Time-tested»

This DLC is a bit more interesting than the foundation gameplay-wise. More of the same game, nothing groundbreaking.

More of the same, although the environment is more boring. The caves are not as interesting as the offices. More lore if you're into it.

It's ok. Very combat heavy, although the premise would allow for more imaginative solutions than shooting everything until problem is solved. The combat is fun, with the skills available and the environment getting demolished. There's just too much of it. There are a some puzzles, but they are few and far between. Great level design and memorable scenes at times.

Best game in the series so far. Changes from the previous entry really make the game feel more dynamic. The story is nothing extraordinary, but feels much more alive in this entry than those prior. In terms of gameplay, one of the most beneficial changes is the move to only having three characters in control at a time as opposed to four or five. At first, I thought this change was strange and would take away from the game. However, I soon realized what a benefit this provided to gameplay. One of the points where I felt I missed out in previous Final Fantasy games was in not utilizing the full complexity of the game's systems. I did this because there seemed to be too much information to easily adapt to, and with the relatively fast paced combat it did not seem practical to learn them. With one fewer character in the ring, more complicated moves and strategies felt much more manageable. I still didn't sink my teeth in 100%, but I did find myself experimenting more with materia and such than I normally would. Other nice features include: a smaller and more manageable cast of slightly less two-dimensional characters, experimental little breaks from the core gameplay, and a quite cool setting. Overall, this is a very strong showing, and not a bad place for someone to jump into the FF franchise.