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As of writing this review I have completed all of the story and every side mission (including all Valkeries).

Gameplay is fantastic, the combat is incredibly satisfying, and the amount of skills for both weapons keep them constantly feeling fresh, and raise the skill ceiling until you feel like a complete badass switching back and forth between weapons and stances.

The non - combat parts of the game are basically spent looking around and exploring the environment, the puzzle and chest system is satisfying enough to make you want to complete all of them and get all the chests. There are also small platforming sections, which are not to overdone where they become boring, because there are only some scattered around, its not a large part of the game (and that's a good thing IMO).

The story is fantastic, if you were just to play the main story it can be completed in about 20 hours, however it took me 40 to do all of the content the game had to offer.

The story is on par with naratives like RDR2 and Uncharted, its a fantastic story with lots of twists and turns that keeps you wanting more, and constantly leaves you wondering. Its heartfelt, and while there are only a handful of characters, they are all well wrote, and fantastically acted. The relationship between Kratos and Atreus is the main drawing point of the story, its amazing, and you should just experience it yourself.

The visuals are some of the best I've seen on PC to date, the game just looks amazing, every part of it is beautiful, and it runs fairly well, on my GTX 3070 and 2700x I averaged about 100 FPS on all ultra, and 144+ on original (1080p). Its not amazing, but its really good considering how intensive the game is (and I played it launch day on). I also want to note, I did not experience a SINGLE bug, not one, I never got stuck anywhere, nothing, it was perfect.

Overall God of War is the best game I've played since RDR2, and I think it is next to equal in terms of quality, its amazing, and its 100% worth the money.

Gameplay: 9.5
Story: 10

Overall: 10

As of this review I have played roughly 30 hours, I have completed the main story, as well as 100% completed all planets, and all combat challenges (Not 3 star as I am not making myself suffer through no healing).

The main story is really engaging, the characters are fantastic, and their voice acting is amazing, the motion capture is some of the best I’ve seen in a game, the characters mouths always match what they are saying and it makes it even more engaging.

The main story consists of Cal, the “last” Jedi slowly regaining force powers as he deals with the fact that the death of the jedi order as well as his master were not his fault, all the while Cyr grapples with her own problems. The story is very well put together, and it kept me engaged all the way through.

The graphics are amazing, the sceneries and different planets all feel unique and offer a different experience, and I only wish there were more planets to explore.

As for gameplay it is basically dark souls star wars, its exploration and platforming, with some puzzles thrown in here and there as well, sort of like uncharted. Gameplay and skills feel rewarding, and the wealth of lightsaber, character, droid, and ship customizations kept me wanting to explore and find more.

There are some problems like the fact that the holomap can be very annoying to use at times, and in order to get all the items in the game I had to look up how to get them in certain areas that were difficult to navigate, but I don’t think this is a major problem, and it could just be attributed difficulty.

Overall the game is a breath of fresh air for star wars as a whole, its very intriguing, and I can only hope there will eventually be a second game.

Gameplay: 8/10
Story: 8/10
Overall: 8/10

Terrible Performance
Tons of bugs
Barely any guns
Lots of crashes and stutters
Lacking tons of features
2 Gamemodes
Just overall not worth the money

Red Dead Redemption II is one of those games that comes along every once and a blue moon, a game that is so well made, and perfect, that there is just nothing like it at all.

At the time of this review, I have completed almost 100% of what the game has to offer, I have done every stranger encounter I could find, as well as every side mission or mission possible.

Gameplay and combat are well crafted, with guns feeling unique and fun to use, all the combat is interesting, and through the story as well as stranger encounters and other things that happen in the wild of the open world, all of it works together in a way like no other game.

The world building in this game is impeccable, the world really makes you as though you are a part of it, the visuals are stunning, and it constantly made me look around rather than focus on what I was doing because it was just so beautiful.

The characters of red dead are impeccable, I have never loved and hated characters in a game like this, the voice acting is incredible, and all the characters play their roles to perfection, to such a point where when a character dies, it is truly sad.

The story is something else though, I have never wanted to laugh, cry, or kill someone like this game, it really makes you feel, and has some incredibly heart felt moments. I will not talk to much about it, because I don’t need to, just play it, its worth it.

RDR2 Creates a brilliant world filled with amazing characters that keeps me coming back no matter what, the game is a testament to what companies can really do with their games, and it will be a benchmark for what a perfect game is for years to come.

Gameplay: 9/10
Story: 10/10
Visuals: 10/10
Overall: 10/10

Let me start off by saying DeathLoop is the most unique concept for a game that I have ever seen/ had the pleasure to experience. This game is incredibly unique, and it’s the execution of its ideas are next to flawless

At the time of writing this review I have finished the main story and done a few hours of side content, but there is still a WEALTH of content for me to enjoy, usually I don’t finish the main story until I complete all the side content, but this kept me so hooked I just couldn’t wait. The game is short, but not at the same time, I could see myself having about 50 hours by the time I’m done, as I am currently at about 20. What I mean to say is I don’t think the shortness of the game takes away from it in any way, in fact I think it adds to its concept as the main goal of the game is basically to find out how to speed run the game.

Gameplay is amazing, basically dishonored with guns, the guns are all unique and fun to use, with lots of weapons, with different trinkets and cool items to collect in order to make your loadout whatever you want it to be.

The Slab system is great and kept me wanting more for upgrades to my character, the character perks you find also help sculpt Colt into whatever you want him to be, whether that's a walking tank, or an incredibly fast, and silent stealth machine, both of which have their own rewarding playstyles.

The story is immaculate, as I said already, the concept is amazing and incredibly unique, and it keeps you guessing the entire way through. The voice acting is incredible as well, particularly Colt and Juliana are amazing with their witty dialogue between them throughout the game, Colt’s voice actor is incredible, and the dialogue throughout always keeps a light tone that’s unique and funny in its own way, but the other visionaries, as well as the random NPC's all have fun dialogue options that make you want to listen to them rather than kill them immediately.

There are some small issues, such as the fact that it can be kind of hard to grasp the concept and what you are supposed to do early on in the game, but I found once I spent some time with the game it was very easy to understand.

This is a game I STRONGLY recommend anyone play, its not to long, not to short, and it will keep you hooked throughout its twists and turns

Gameplay: 8/10
Story: 9/10
Concept: 10/10
Overall: 9/10 (The second highest I’ve ever rated a game on steam only below RDR2 at the moment)

As of writing this review I have played about 56 hours of the game and have completed every main and side mission, as well as every encounter in the game.

The main missions are broke up into 3 categories, medical, power, and defense, all of which give you credits to upgrade your home base for the applicable category. The main missions are interesting enough, and they reward you with cool gear and fun bosses to fight, some of them can even be very difficult, but there simply are not enough of them, there are (based on memory) about 12 or 13 of them in the game, and one final mission which is the end of the campaign.

The story is not very interesting, its very simple, and the clear focus is gameplay, which while is good, gets repetitive.

That being said the game does look incredibly, and runs fantastically as well, on a GTX 1080 I was getting over 144 fps on all ultra, and now that I have a 3070 I'm seeing frames in the 300s at times, so this is a very good looking game that is playable on older hardware. The UI of the game is really cool and interesting, I love the hologram look of it all and it is definitely unique to the series.

The side content of the Division is broken up into two categories; side missions, and encounters. Side missions are standard side content, some cool investigations and missing persons, there are some with up to 5 parts so they do give you something to do, however they can be boring at times and can get repetitive in certain instances, however I still found them enjoyable.

Encounters are, in a nutshell, go here, kill these guys, leave. They are incredibly boring, and are basically just to be used to level up, get credits for your base upgrades, and get new gear. I did all of them anyway because I'm a psychopath but if you are playing the game, I would only do these when you want too/ need credits, don't force yourself to play them as they are not that interesting.

Overall, the concept is great but the story is uninteresting, it was fun with friends doing the multiplayer content outside of the story, but I would say if your playing it by yourself, it is best consumed with a good TV show to watch in your second monitor.

Story: 6/10
Visuals: 8/10
Gameplay: 6/10

Overall: 6.5/10

I've played about 100 hours so far of the game (I did the AFK Glitch a few times that's why my hours are higher)

So far I've done about 60-70% of all the content in the game, and I plan on doing all of it, the gameplay is interesting and fun enough to keep you going, and there is a ton of content the game has to offer. Not every car is unique, but with over 500 cars in the game there is lots of time to experiment and the customization and tuning system allows for you to virtually do whatever you want with your cars regardless of the type they are.

The open world is beautiful and I have only experienced a few bugs, none of which took place during playtime, the only bugs I have come across are achievements or "accolades" having the wrong text for certain cars or not tracking once the requirement is completed.

Overall the game has an engaging "story" (really just a collection of things to do), with a beautiful open world and a wealth of content that will keep you going for hundreds of hours. If you love racing games, and even if you don't, you'll probably like Forza 5

I have completed 100% of Watch_Dogs, All of the side missions, and all of the main story (as well as every skill, gun, and car).

The gameplay of Watch Dogs is very unique, there is no other game like it (other than its predecessors in the franchise) there are lots of hacking features that make both driving, hacking, and combat much more unique and dynamic.

The combat is interesting, and there are many guns to pick and chose from, most if not all of which feel unique and different, and offer ups and downs including recoil, accuracy, and range. Though there are way too many burst weapons (there are at least 5).

The driving is fun, and while playing on keyboard and mouse is always worse when driving in games, I didn’t feel annoyed at the driving, it was well stabilized, and the cars all feel really good and unique. The cars are also based on real life ones as expected, but their choices of cars are fantastic including things like Golf GTI’s and Mitsubishi Evo’s. It makes it so even after you reach the point where you can order the fastest car in the game at any time, it doesn’t matter, because all of these cars are fun to drive and fast enough to get anywhere on time.

There are a lot of things in this game that I feel were ahead of its time, for example the fact that fast travel animations are seamless.

The soundtrack is fantastic, there’s something about executing an ambush on a gang while listening to C.R.E.A.M. by Wu Tang Clan or driving around the city late listening to Day N’ Nite by kid Cudi.

The story of Watch_Dogs is interesting, not perfect, but interesting none the less.
Many people complained about Aiden Pearce’s character when this game was released, saying his voice was annoyingly dry and made the character worse, but in my mind, while there are still problems with his character, it did not take away from the experience, it reminded me of Batman in The Dark Knight trilogy the way he talks with that deep raspy tone.

The games characters are quite interesting as well, Clara, T Bone, Damien, Jordy, Quinn, and some smaller characters like bedbug keep the story moving and keep you interested, but this is no Cyberpunk 2077 of character writing.

The best thing about Watch_Dogs story in my eyes is the constant question of morality in what Aiden is doing, is the actions, the crimes, the murders he’s committing worth it, is he a good person, and does he deserve the fate that has been brought upon him through his own and others actions.

The final 2 hours of the game were much better than my previous 28, but overall, it was still a very fun experience, one that any player should be interested in playing.

Gameplay: 8/10
Story: 7/10
Overall: 7.5/10

After about 30 hours, I have completed what I believe to be 100% of what Far Cry 3 has to offer, I climbed every radio tower, captured every outpost, did every mission, owned every craftable item, skill, and gun, and more. The only things I didn’t do were the collectibles like the lost letters and the statues.

Far Cry 3’s gameplay is very dynamic, the main portion of that being the outposts, as well as the main story missions, the option to go in loud or stealth leaves the player a lot of experimenting with different weapons or points of attack, and the outposts slowly get harder and more complicated as you progress.

The story of FC3 is where it really shines though, without spoiling anything, we play as Jason Brody, a nervous, insecure kid who always avoids conflict and who clearly hasn’t really found his calling in life yet.

Jason is thrown into this environment where he is forced to confront violence head on in order to save his friends, and go home, but this soon dissolves as his psyche goes downhill, and he, after finally getting his first sense of real power, goes down a spiral of violence and psychosis that no amount of therapy will fix.

Overall I highly recommend anyone play this game, even if you don’t do everything like I did, at least to the main story, the side missions that are marked “story missions” with their own individual stories as they are all unique and interesting, and have some fun dabbling with the outposts.

Story: 9/10
Gameplay: 8/10

Did I ever tell you the definition of insanity?

I never played the original game, I played a bit of the second one when it came out on PS3 but that’s it, the remaster looks fantastic, it’s not perfect, but it feels good to play, the character voices are great, and the story is interesting and keeps you hooked.

The Story connects the main character Tommy with its characters well and, even in its fairly modest 15-hour main story length, leaves nothing to be desired by the end. It’s interesting, it’s funny, and it’s sad.

The gameplay is alright, fairly one dimensional, follow this guy shoot these guys, drive here, outrun these guys, that's pretty much it, it’s very simplistic. The gun play is not complicated but satisfying, but the driving leaves a bit to be desired.

The open world mode is pretty much useless, there are cars and other collectibles to find but that’s pretty much it, other than that and having shootouts with the cops, there really isn’t much to do in it, and I only entered that version of the game once, for about 20 minutes.

Gameplay: 5.5/10
Story: 7/10

Overall, I would say Mafia is entirely worth a playthrough, though not for a price tag over $20 - $25