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.

I shouldn't have waited so long to play this amazingly charming game. While my main complaints come from the usual pixel-hunting and point-n-click-adventure-game obscure solutions to puzzles, those problems are MASSIVELY overshadowed by how loveable this game is. I'm definitely going to have to replay it again someday.

Despite having zero characters, story or even so much as a theme, this game has more charm, personality and sense of speed than the vast majority of racing games out there. While I'm yet to play the other Burnout games, this one is my first and it's a masterclass in car-go-fast gaming.

I platinum'd the base game but could not stand the DLCs.

I'll likely go back to Spider-Man 2 for the PS2 at some point to see which one is the king of the swing, but so far this one is my favourite superhero game.

This is an incredibly beautiful, incredibly tight, incredibly incredible game.

I played this for 3 hours during a free-weekend and then Playstation's network went down and I couldn't play anymore and I'm kinda glad it did.

Boy I'm glad I didn't pay for this.

When it wasn't being horribly pretentious, it was being unintentionally silly, goofy and unpolished. I could not take this game seriously at all.

While certain "twists" can be seen coming a mile away, and one optional aspect of the ending gets thrown in at the last minute, this is a great, unique sci-fi survival horror game.

A little short but still a great game that is recognized for how it exploded onto the indie scene out of nowhere and set the template Devolver Digital would often repeat to exhaustion, with ultra-voilence paired with bright, colourful, 80s art-direction.

As a ravid Crash fan, I don't like what they accidentally did to the platforming, vehicle physics and some of the music, but I suppose if you really can't be arsed to get Duckstation or any other emulator going, this is a decent version of the 3 games from the PS1.

It's ok. A nice, short, little extra supplementary material game for people who enjoyed New Order with some fun easter eggs.

Another prime example why Devil May Cry as a series is peak video-games.

While the story mode has some horrible pacing and backtracking issues, the gameplay is still excellent (even if I still struggle to do Dante inputs without giving myself carpal tunnel).

As far as walking sims go, this one's decent if a bit short. Nice music and a decent atmosphere but didn't have the emotional impact I was hoping for.

A good, if eye-rollingly crass, fast-paced FPS campaign with fun mechanics. Definitely pick it up on a sale for just a nice good time.

I played more of this on PC

Bit of fun but wasn't as fun as I was hoping.

eh.

While a bit slow in the start, Isolation is one of the best horror games I've ever played. If you've ever wanted the first movie experience in Video-game form, this is your best option and my god it's a great one.

I'm sure there are OG Shadow Warrior fans that hate this new direction for the series, but as someone who doesn't have that perspective I like what this game was trying to do by going further into the melee combat and making Lo Wang the goofball dork he is. Not a bad FPS game by any means.

This game, though incredibly solid and a nice preview of Phantom Pain, should've been like $20 on release. Konami have no excuse for pricing as extraordinarily high as they did.

One of the most fun action games I've ever played. An absolute must-play for any Gen1 Transformers fan.

One of the most gorgeous games I've ever played with one of the most charming cast of characters ever pixelated. A must-play for anyone.

Another roguelike/roguelite/whatever that I suck at and thus couldn't stick with. I can feel the immense quality of this game but I just can't hack it.

I wish I could've had the patience to stick with this and learn it at the time. This game is insane in the things I've seen you can do within it, but my god I suck at fighting games too much just to routinely get my ass handed to me by the few killers that have been playing this thing since release.

Somehow a worse racism metaphor than Deus Ex Mankind Divided.

This game's only saving grace is Connor and all his sections. As impressive and replayable this game game is, it's still mired by David Cage's horrible writing.

A brilliantly made remaster that was unfortunately horrible released. Charging extra for stuff that should've been in there as standard was horrible.

I was unfortunately one of those "Fuck Hello Games" people back when I got burned by this game on launch. I will not treat this space to "preserve my original feelings" of this game with these hours clocked. I would rather come back to this when I've played a more up-to-date version of the game, whenever that happens.

A brilliant game that isn't just "more Hotline Miami". A story that's incredibly misunderstood and succinctly poignant, I urge you to replay it if you haven't already and really pay attention to what the game is trying to tell you. Simply one of the best.

Nazi killin ain't never been this polished

I don't remember ever playing this, I must've gotten it for free with PS+ or something, idk.

Nice and fun platformer-shooter game, if a bit milk-toast in character writing and dialogue. While I haven't played any of the other Ratchet and Clank games, I've seen the original and this remake is definitely missing some of those big expressive character animations that make the original look really charming.

Yakuzies so good it makes me want to go buy a bunch of loud and ugle shirts and suits.

Far from the worst fighting game I've touched but man the lack of content and not-great online burned me when I tried to get into this one.

This game made told me that I don't like the vast majority of MMOs by simply showing me how unsatisfying most MMO combat is. Couldn't stick with it, likely won't ever try it again.

One of the simplest, yet perfectly executed, stories in video-games. Likeable, relatable and compelling characters written beautifully and paired with simple yet satisfying gameplay. A must-play for anyone looking to start getting into video-games for the stories they can tell.

One of the best games that I'm glad escaped the VITA.

I knew when I beat this game the first time on PS4 that I HAD to get a PC and mod it there, and I have. It's amazing.

I very rarely like turn-based games, but this tactical, grid-based one is excellent.

I think this NFS suffers the most from the problems of modern NFS games having zero personality, and this one even has the issue of having microtransactions for car parts- oh no I'm sorry...car part CARDS...fuck off.

I started playing this on PC and the furthest I can get is like 2 zones in on 1 boss cell. I suck but this game is great and I wish I didn't suck at it.

I'm likely gonna replay this again, the only problem I can think of is how the sequel is just this again but smoother and slicker in presentation and gameplay.

Another instance of modern Need For Speeds getting certain things right (in this instance the cops being a real threat) and lots of other things wrong, mainly the lack of charm or personality.

One of the most unique games ever made. It's a shame the studio didn't get to do anything else afterwards.
Facial capture so good, at the time David Cage couldn't handle it lol.

I need to replay both this and GR1 someday. Great games with super likeable and rememberable characters and incredibly unique music.

I will likely try this game again someday, or at least I think I should. On paper it's super up my alley with robot dinosaurs and unconventional weapons, but I can't remember what turned me off the game. Maybe it was the uninteresting characters or something, I can't remember.

On Christmas 2011 I got an XBOX 360, this game and Modern Warfare 3. I didn't get another game until my birthday in August 2012, not out of choice but because it's all we could afford. I squeezed every last drop of content from this game, to the point where I completed every quest and the only thing I could do that wasn't going on an NPC killing spree was those repeat "Kill this bandit in this random dungeon/bandit camp for 100 gold" misc quests.

I think it's because of how much I exhausted this game why I don't think I could ever go back to vanilla without either modding the shit out of it (something I don't want to do because setting that up is tedious) or if I ever get a VR set up.

I dunno tbh, great art-direction but the live action cutscenes are missing all the charm of the PS2 era ones, along with any memorable characters what-so-ever.