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Live action Yu-Gi-Oh!

8/10

A super fun, quick and artsy puzzle game that has outstanding visuals, music and doesn't even need dialogue to tell an interesting story!

What blew my mind was when I saw another player in-game! I thought this was just single-player but nope, you can meet other players as well. Thank you for taking all the enemy hits for me lol!

I loved it, and if you like small indie games I sure you will as well!

8/10

Cringe dialogue and atrocious combat, oh boy what a treat to wait for!

5/10

Good game. But F*CK Epic.

0/10

Adventures: Redguard (1998) is the fourth Elder Scrolls game in the series. Along with Battlespire (1997), Redguard is another filler while Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind was being developed.

This is the first time you play as a pre-set character, in third person view with no experience leveling, weapon or armor looting.
Enemies respawn infinitely which makes fighting almost pointless since there's no benefit but wasting potions. So halfway through I just ran through skipping fights.

The story is really intriguing but sadly the combat and dialogue absolutely butcher this game, plus the constant game crashing!
The 'shift' key will be your best friend as that's how you skip dialogue.

You'll find yourself needing a lot of patience as the controls copied the sh*tty original Tomb Raider controls. As well as looking up guides because the puzzles are so damn confusing.

Sadly you can only carry 500 gold so when you get close make sure you spend it!

I actually enjoyed this more than Elder Scrolls I and II since I got to the end and beat it lol.

6/10

The items, power-ups, skill and respawn system really make this game stand out.
It's super fun and makes dying not so bad.

I'm actually really enjoying it, even though turn-based combat games are not my specialty!

8/10

Battlespire (1997) is the third Elder Scrolls game in the series but just a spin-off (originally supposed to be an expansion pack) from Daggerfall.
This game, as well as Redguard were pretty much fillers while Morrowind was being developed simultaneously.

No intro or story what-so-ever, just drops you in like a Quake game.
The controls are somewhat the same but introduced dialogue with enemies.

There is a Multiplayer option which allowed co-op play through GameSpy, but doesn't work as GameSpy shut down years ago.

Meh.

5/10

The second Elder Scrolls game in the series, Daggerfall (1996) is the sequel to Arena (1994).

Even harder to control then the first game and I can't even make it past the first tutorial dungeon...
You're met with creatures that can't be damaged by your level 0 weapon and kills you in two hits. Nice...

4/10

I do not agree with the "online safe space" practice of constricting you (the player), to voice and text chat recording, moderation and possible banning if you say bad words.
Back4Blood has this same problem.

F*ck that, everyone is too soft and I miss old school gaming.

Guess I'm still sticking with Battlefield 4.

2/10