My Reviews

I did find a rhythm with this game eventually, the story was just ok. I more enjoyed the different characters and solving the tea puzzles.

Enjoyed this almost all the way till I rolled credits, but I definitely did not feel the need to play multiple playthroughs to see the endings. It reminds me of a board game with its layout and even its gameplay. The writing and setting is awesome I just wish it

Most of my negative thoughts are associated with the story being a complete throwaway. The action and set pieces are fun even though the game can feel repetitive for sure, especially with the monsters fleeing in an eventual circle and ending up right where the fight started. I appreciate the

I enjoyed this a lot through the first few zones but it really does lose steam by final zone and its climax. There is some great writing in the side quests and with some of the characters, but the main quest is bogged down by some really over expository dialogue

Its fun to play when it works, had a lot of technical issues with the framerate and grouping up with friends. In modern gaming its one of the clunkier ways to group up and play. I like the playstyle of the combat but was getting sick of the repetitive enemy types

A deep and and fun metroidvania with quick and intense combat encounters. I am not going to say the platforming as anything special in the genre. The visuals and scenery are gorgeous and I wish the story could back it up some.

An awesome premise and design, want to look up the other endings cause I am not sensing it would be that fun to replay.

Multiplayer only: The multiplayer is a big step up from the previous titles. Its not fun on Xbox to go against 90% PC players, especially with the cracked movement update in this one. The gunplay is tight, the maps are kind of cramped and scattered as usual, wish there was more

A fun party pack, some of the games are definitely throwaways. My playgroup mostly stuck to the Hi-Lo and the Squares game modes. Its fun and silly and a good party game to kill some time and have fun with friends.

An acceptable Hero shooter, it doesn't come anywhere near the highs of OG Overwatch for me in terms of design or gameplay. But a welcome easy shooter you can ease in and out of in your spare time.

Loved the setting and narrative, could of definitely used more sequences with the crew compared to the trippy stuff. Played on Steam Deck.

I am certainly not an Atlus enjoyer so take my review with a grain of salt. I did enjoy this game immensely more than the multiple times I tried to engage with Persona games. I thought the world and overall art direction were excellent. The combat is ok turn-based combat

A perfectly acceptable point and click adventure with a very small and simple scope/gameplay. Some of the puzzles are interesting but none push you really. Played on Steam Deck

Wow continues to build on the good progress they made with Dragonflight. TWW is basically a carbon copy of DF with a couple slight tweaks. Delves are a good solo option but lost their intrigue and replayability in only a couple weeks. M+ (never my favorite part of the game)

Its a pretty much 1:1 clone of Hades, and its about 60% there, overall.

Its an alright, beginner's adventure game. The story did not grab me at all and the deeper I got into the story the less I enjoyed the exposition.

My first experience with this type of game and I had a lot of fun with it for the most part. I kind of hit a brick wall with my progress on it but pushed through with trial and error to get to the ending.

This is not breaking any new ground here, it's a pretty fun action platformer with a metroidvania framework. Dodging and gunplay stays average for most of the duration. I think my main knock against this is it has all the new quality of life improvements we come to expect from

An ok, self-explanatory game, but I definitely left disappointed in its actual payoffs and the end to its story.