Recent reviews by javier dreezy

Better then the movie lmao

Taking on the challenge of bettering a previously amazing game is a tough one and very problematic. However, I do think with the improvements recently made, the small challenges and inclusion of Challenge Rooms makes this a worthwhile play.

Inversion's Campaign is a downward slope, begins great but ends with the player googling methods to cure headaches, the Gears of War meets Dead Space aesthetic wears off by the time you've versed the same boss in a different location for the 6th time. That being said for a $2.49 price tag on sale I can reccomend just for the first 4 odd acts of the game.

Bioshock Infinite is a game about Booker DeWitt's quest to rescue Elizabeth from the evil god among men Comstock. It features unique gameplay features like Vigors (hand propelled spell like ability's), ziplines and dynamic levels.
Sounds basic, but oh boy this game tugged at my heart strings and has made a home inside my soul, I cannot express to you just how much I love about Bioshock. It is, in my humble opinion, the perfect game, with great characters, fun and gripping gunplay and most impotantly, a beautiful story and conclusion to match.
Ken Levine, I love you.

-If anyone is wondering, to best play the story, I highly recommend you play in the following order:
Bioshock
Bioshock Infinite
Biochock Infinite: Burial at Sea 1&2
Bioshock 2 (Just for the atmosphere, not the story).

Before the Last Stand DLC and the huge update I was very so so about this game, I had grabbed it on sale for $1.49 and thought it would be a little casual fun game (I mean, Dino's and Nazi's, c'mon). But since this update and DLC I've really began to see this game growing on me quite like Team Fortress 2 did, having a wave co-op mode is a perfect piece of dlc for a game as ridiculous as this. This update has shown that developers don't give up on their games or slack off.

So so so surprised with this one, loved every minute, keen to see what's to come.
(UPDATE: 14/11/2015)
So it seems the reception to my review has been mixed so I should clarify what I meant.
Bedlam was a game I played while it was in a much earlier build, with bugs and missing items everywhere, yet for some reason, I loved it, the character is funny, the premise is so fresh and unique and you where constantly thrown into different situations all the time. That, to me, was a perfect game, now that the game is in a much better state, I can happily say it's even better, the game now feels more complete, and has a very fitting and satisfying ending, can with pleasure recommend this game to anyone looking for a fun, friendly FPS.