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An amazing game. Never played Monster Hunter before, and I'm glad I gave this a shot. Spent over 200 hours already. The only downside is the RNG with the Giant and Mini crowns... if you want a platinum trophy, good luck.
«Blew my mind»
Violence got too extreme. The scariest thing about this game was having obscenities screamed at me by one of the bosses. This is not the RE you grew up with. What a disappointment.
«Disappointment of the year»
I played the original game when it was first released, and I was absolutely immersed in this dreadful world ruled by the AI S.H.O.D.A.N., who has no morality because you deleted the subroutines. She is one of gamings most evil antagonists for me.
«Blew my mind»
«Underrated»
Beautiful gameplay and graphic design. Storyboard is very cool.
I never understood Minecraft, most probably due to the fact that my kids are too young, while I am too busy to take full advantage of it. Thus I was really looking forward to playing Dragon Quest Builders and see if it can serve as a meaningful alternative and oh boy it does!
Dragon Quest Builders is essentially Minecraft but narrated and offering quite a marvelous adventure. It's episode based scenarios takes you to a land of Alefgard. It's a post-apocalyptic world in a way with an interesting twist. Remaining dwellers of the world have lost their power to create things. They kind of can imagine what they need, like a house, a bed or an oven, but they can't make it. Our character is the only person able to make stuff, so we quickly become really popular with locals and busy building housing, specialist shops, weapons and defensive structures, all while exploring the surroundings and digging for fame. Locals, by the way, can use most of our tools, so they can bake food, craft armor, tools, weapons and other items, provided we created enough rooms and storage for this to happen. With that said, Dragon Quest Builders provide quite a unique mixture of Minecraft, Settlers/Stronghold and classical JRPG experiences. Child-friendly combat, monsters and animation, makes it a perfect family game even though it has no co-op mode. Still I spend quite some time with this game as an advisor, developing additional bits for a backstory, helping to figure out some recipes (classic melt sand to make glass stuff), or by setting challenges in free play mode (Please build me a fortress with guard towers, secret passages and treasure room).
Recommended without a doubt.
Dragon Quest Builders is essentially Minecraft but narrated and offering quite a marvelous adventure. It's episode based scenarios takes you to a land of Alefgard. It's a post-apocalyptic world in a way with an interesting twist. Remaining dwellers of the world have lost their power to create things. They kind of can imagine what they need, like a house, a bed or an oven, but they can't make it. Our character is the only person able to make stuff, so we quickly become really popular with locals and busy building housing, specialist shops, weapons and defensive structures, all while exploring the surroundings and digging for fame. Locals, by the way, can use most of our tools, so they can bake food, craft armor, tools, weapons and other items, provided we created enough rooms and storage for this to happen. With that said, Dragon Quest Builders provide quite a unique mixture of Minecraft, Settlers/Stronghold and classical JRPG experiences. Child-friendly combat, monsters and animation, makes it a perfect family game even though it has no co-op mode. Still I spend quite some time with this game as an advisor, developing additional bits for a backstory, helping to figure out some recipes (classic melt sand to make glass stuff), or by setting challenges in free play mode (Please build me a fortress with guard towers, secret passages and treasure room).
Recommended without a doubt.
«Can’t stop playing»
«Sit back and relax»
There is a worthwhile, mature, and well-told story here, unfortunately marred by a game with notable quest and animation bugs, and I experienced more than a few crashes. The voice acting is all at an exactly middling level, which might have dragged down another RPG, but the tale being told is enthralling enough that the niceties of a truly good performance aren't too missed. The combat has its clunkinesses and movement can lean more toward lurching, but its design is still such that increasing difficulty is more about making the preparation and execution more cerebral rather than just more punishing. While the modding community may not have made as much content as say, Skyrim's, it's worth noting that there are solid additions to the game's mechanics and graphics out there. The only real gripe I have (apart from the crashes I mentioned) is that Geralt's journey is very solidly stuck in the male gaze when he encounters women. This man has a surprising amount of sex just by selecting two or three dialogue options expressing concern or empathy, and each encounter gets you a painting of the rendezvous added to your journal; this game has a fap folder in its journal, and it is entirely unnecessary and could be very troubling to some.
First strategy game that I've ever played. I was playing this with my PS1 and it was really fun. Good, old, days.
Best game that I've ever played. It is the same entertainment level with GTA V and Batman Arkham City for me. Story, graphics, characters... All good. After I finished it, I played Frozen Wilds DLC and it was like a whole new game. A big extension. Fully recommended!
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
Not as good as Rocksteady's Arkham series but it was completely playable. I ws waiting for the next Rocksteady Arkham game and this came up. I enjoyed while I was playing it. I would love to play this again in PS4 with a definitive edition.
«Underrated»
Not entertaining as Alienation but I like to play this kind of games with this camera angle. Not enjoyed at all, abandoned.
Remember the "diving" stuff in Sci-Fi futuristic media where you'd virtually go into a different world? This is the current-gen equivalent of that. A beautiful open living world that never kicks you out of your immersion and keeps calling you back long after you've completed the masterfully-told story. Insane attention to detail, crazy polish, characters from integral ones to NPCs that actually don't remind you they are scripted, hundreds of unique side quests, much more, and a weird horse.
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
Fairly thin, but what it's got is well done.
Certainly respectable as an early title on the Switch.
Certainly respectable as an early title on the Switch.
Looking for a side-scrolling Dark Souls? Look no further.
How could you even release the game with the camera and controls so terrible? 20 years ago Nintendo showed how to ride a horse in a game and the devs learned nothing from it. Climbing is a pain in the ass. So it’s not a game of the year, not even close. It acts like a GOTY, but it fails to do even the basics of gaming design.
Never seen it before the release, so it turned out a pleasant surprise. I love Metroid style games, but this one goes beyond and brings a whole new level of experience, there’s no top and no bottom, it plays really cool on a Switch. A perfect game to play on your way to work!
It's a great game to play with someone you know. Nothing too cool, but still a decent co-op.
Forget about Tekken and install Capcom's Street Fighter IV CE. This is what true fighting games are about and there’s a one-time purchase which unlocks all roster. It is the closest experience to console/PC fighting, this one is just garbage.
This is a masterpiece, original, artistic, emotional. On top of that, the battles are incredibly creative and enjoyable. But I can just run around the atmospheric world for hours and see its beauties. (Btw, the horse is sometimes stupid, and its controls are clunky, but, I guess, its every game-horse fault.) It is so beautiful that it totally made me happier for some days, and I would totally like to thank the developers for their great work.
«OST on repeat»