Skeledom

This game could've been great, but Bungie did what it did. Now I'm only left with both very fond and very horrible memories of playing it.

I thank the friends I made through playing Destiny 2 and the friends I became closer with via Destiny 2. I thank Bungie for the good in this game like the art-direction, music, raids and dungeons and wish they didn't have to put in all that other bullshit.

I may come back to this just for some nostalgia, but I don't think I'll ever put another serious hour into this game again.

I love this game, god I'm glad I did both routes before I saw the internet do what it did to this game.

While there are characters I like playing as, I'm not much of a Marvel head. I do like some of the uniqueness of the game, but it does often get overshadowed by the same kinda feelings from when I played Overwatch, where healers are way too strong in ult instances and unfortunately the characters I like playing as have some really bad problems that can make them feel completely invalidated by so many other characters. Needs a lot of work but it's compelling enough to play casually until the game inevitably makes you wanna stop. For me, it's mostly after like 4 or 5 matches.

An amazing, subversive, return-to-form Resident Evil game. One I'm always an itch away from replaying.

This should've been the easy usurp of Hot Pursuit for it's specific niche within this type of racing game, the layup was right there, however the shoddy performance, especially on PC, the weird, dumb dialogue and the strange progression of car unlocks and customisation make this an unfortunately forgettable entry in the series.

All it had to do was be Hot Pursit with an open-world that actually did stuff and good customisation. What they did was just kinda lackluster once you takeaway the visual noise.