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There is nothing I can say about this game that has not already been said, though the launch was rocky, it ultimately doesn't really matter now, the game is perfect, and while performance could be better, it's no denying its one of the best games ever made.

10/10

Took about 45 hours to 100% Mad Max, though just the story would maybe stretch 20, and I had a lot of fun, the open world is barren yet beautiful, the story is predictable, but that's what you want from a game like this, it IS Mad Max.

It runs great as its pretty old now (140~ FPS | 1440p | RTX 3070 | AMD 5800x3D), visuals still hold up even in 2023, great game, Its a fun open world driving game with great customization and fun, melee based combat that feels similar to batman Arkham.

7.5/10

After just under 25 hours I've completed 100% of Gotham Knights, and honestly, this game had a lot of good ideas, but it fell fairly flat, I 100% would recommend this to someone who is big into DC though, I think there's enough here to enjoy if your a big fan of the characters, but the story is fairly predictable and a bit immature for what we expect from DC these days, but that's fine for some people.

It looks nice and runs well (~110 FPS 1440p on RTX3070 & AMD 5800X3D), the gameplay is fairly uninspired and even though I'm a big RPG fan and the health bar stuff & gear crafting doesn't bother me at all, but its just not very well done, its clear this game was built on micro-transactions and it was stripped.

Overall, like I said above, I would recommend this game to big DC fans who play a lot of games like me, but not many others. I HAD FUN playing this game, I did enjoy it, but not everyone will.

5.5/10

After just about 50 hours, i have acheived what I would call a light 100% completion, completed the full map, just not every crate / collectible.

I'm a big Far Cry fan, and there's a lot off things this game does differently than the other FC games, I won't talk about the changes, watch a Youtube video, but I like it, I think this game as much more to offer on pretty much all fronts than any of the other FC games, even if I have a special place in my heart for the third.

I won't talk much about the story, its pretty good, memorable, and fun, there's a lot of great characters and good moments, all the acting is for the most part good, its FC, it can be cringy, but I didn't mind it. And play as FEMALE its how its mean't to be played, her voice acting is much better than her male counterpart IMO

The game is beautiful, however the cutscenes being locked at 60fps is crazy to me, all of the previous FC games had in game cutscenes in first person so there was no difference gameplay to cutscene, but here its not, I think this is a good thing overall, but the significant difference between cutscenes and gameplay, annoyed me

Overall the game looks great, runs well (~110 FPS 1440p on RTX3070 & AMD 5800X3D). lots of customization, lots of character, lots of heart, definitely worth the money

8.5/10

After just under 20 hours I have finished 100% of New Dawn and as a big far cry fan, there's a lot of interesting new things to love about this one, but there's also a wealth of annoying oversights for a seemingly B list game in the lineup, however I think if this game was given the treatment of the mainline games, it would have been much better.

I don't hate it, it looks nice, runs nice (130~ FPS RTX 3070 & AMD 5800X3D), there's a pretty interesting but ultimately underwhelming tier system for outposts and other off the map missions but its nothing special.

Overall I would only reccomend this game to a fan of the series who's already played the other ones, other than that, I would just play FC3,FC4, or FC6, they are all much better.

5.5/10

TLDR: Game is great, performance has been improved and I highly recommend, its Jedi: Fallen Order to the max, every mechanic has been improved upon, and the experience is very well put together

I usually wait until I 100% a game to put a review out, but since this games had a very negative reaction due to performance issues I figure I’d put it out now.

On day one on my RTX 3070 + 5800x3d build I got around 60 FPS on all high max FOV on 1440p, after the 2 updates I typically sit around 90 sometimes a bit lower and there is occasional stuttering.

That being said I experienced Zero (0) Bugs in my 25 hours of playing thru the main story and some light exploration, overall the story is probably about 18 hours, maybe a bit over depending on what kind of player you are / what difficulty your playing on.

The story of Survivor continues with another fantastic example of what Star Wars can be in video game form, the story is a fantastic continuation of Cal and his teams current story, wrapping up some characters as well as introducing others, the story is great, characters are voiced fantastically including great performances by Cal, Bode, Mirren, and pretty much the entire cast.

The story is fairly predictable but there is definitely a fair amount of nuance in the characters and the decisions they make, making me question the morality of the goals of each character, made me side with the enemy for a while.

The gameplay structure is that of a souls-lite mixed with uncharted, there is a LOT of platforming in this game, but I actually really liked it, and the way platforming is tackled as more of a puzzle than a simple break from the action was great

Combat has tons of options due to the new stance system, if you like the first games combat, just like everything else, it’s that but better.

As for visuals there’s nothing I really need to say, the game is stunning, every environment and planet is unique and beautiful in its own way

The open world content is predictable but fun, there are tons of discoverable sidebosses and content, customization is fantastic this time around, you can customize basically every item of call and BD, with thousands of unique combinations that I was constantly changing

Overall Jedi: Survivor was a fantastic time that constantly kept me wanting more, if this is what Star Wars games continue to be like, then we have a bright future ahead

9/10

As a person who is not particularly interested in Harry Potter and its world, but still watches / reads the odd wizarding world content, I was instantly hooked when I saw this game, as an RPG fan, this is the kind of thing that makes me enthralled in a world.

I completed 100% of Hogwarts Legacy in about 70 hours. Hogwarts Legacy’s world from Hogwarts itself to the very large open world outside of it, is not only beautiful, but its packed with tons of stuff to do. Some of it can definitely feel like checklist content, but since it’s not necessary for completion, I don’t think this ultimately takes away much from the experience. I feel the way collectibles and things were tackled with constant rewards and a feeling that your actually progressing by doing all these little tasks through the field guide led to a really satisfying experience, one that you might not 100% yourself, but you’ll probably want to.

The main story is, while predictable and simple, great. it runs sort of like a longer version of what you would typically see in a PG-13 Harry Potter movie, but all its concepts are interesting and thought provoking nonetheless.

The game makes sure that every time you come back to Hogwarts your always able to go somewhere else, solve another puzzle and discover another room you previously couldn’t access, It’s constantly introducing new things, and adding more and more new spells, abilities and more to your arsenal, causing for one of the most satisfying playthroughs of a game I’ve had in a while, as up until the very end, it really felt like I was still discovering / doing new things.

The game is stunning, its constantly beautiful, it blows you away from the moment you launch it to the moment you finish it, I took over 150 screenshots throughout my 70 hours (all of which are uploaded if you are interested in more of what the general game looks like)

The combat is very enjoyable, there is a lot of depth in the amount of spells you can cast, sets of moves and chains to create that ultimately made me feel powerful in fights, it was satisfying and responsive, and while the game is generally very easy, the combat never felt boring.

There are complaints, NPC animations are simplistic at best, sometimes there are some FPS drops and other performance issues, there is definitely a fair share of repetitive side content and there are definitely some writing problems throughout some portions of the side content but honestly I really don’t think most people will have a problem with any of the issues I had with the game

Overall Hogwarts Legacy is a great game, whether your a long time Harry Potter fan looking for the next thing, or someone like me who was really not that into it, but was won over by its videogame counterpart, It’s worth a playthrough.

8.5/10

Almost 10 years after its release I finally played a bioshock game, simply put, the game is amazing, its beautiful and runs fantastic even 10 years later, the gameplay is simple and satisfying allowing for multiple different play styles to be effective, and it all flows well into a simple story that leaves you thinking once its over.

Bioshock Infinite is a simple 12 hour experience that will have you loving every second of it, that you can usually find for less than $10, and its definitely worth playing

8/10

Spec Ops: The Line comes from a perfect time in story driven videogames in my opinion, where games didn't concern themselves with being long just for the sake of it. The game can be completed in about 5 hours, and its length is perfect for the story it tells, the game plays like a 1.5 hour action war movie with gameplay.

For those of you that want to play the game on modern hardware and not have it feel like a buggy piece of ♥♥♥♥ with its terribly ported PC controls, download flawless widescreeen even if you are not on a widescreen monitor, as it allows a simple FOV slider and FPS scaling that fix the games performance and input issues instantly.

The gameplay is simple, its a cover third-person over-the-shoulder shooter game, it plays similar to uncharted (and Nolan North is incredibly recognizable as the main character in this one as well as the Uncharted series which is my favorite series of all time.

The story is great, its intriguing and makes you think about the reality of war, it also leaves several questions for the player to think about upon its end, with multiple endings and choices throughout that effect the ending the player will get. This game was way ahead of its time in that regard, while the changes to the story based on your decisions are not incredibly noticeable, it can also not be noticeable that you are even making these decisions, most of them are simple gameplay decisions that happen naturally without a prompt that simply says choose a or b (though there are still a few of these)

Overall I love this game, I think it succeeds at what it trys to be, its not super unique, its not the most incredibly memorable game of the time period, but for a game you can easily pick up for less than $5, its well worth it in my opinion.

8/10

Usually my reviews are fairly long, but this ones gonna be pretty short, as there really isn't much to say about this game that hasn't already been said. In about 16 hours I have completed 100% of the content in the game.

Spider-Man: Miles Morales is a perfect "sequel" to the original Spider-Man, gameplay is better, the visuals are better, pretty much everything is better, except for its length. I do NOT mind short games at all, I actually prefer games that take about this long to complete, however for the price tag of $50 USD, its a bit outrageous, comparing to Uncharted's Lost legacy game (which is about the same length and quality) which was $30 and is not $50 including uncharted 4 and Lost legacy, I don't see how this makes sense for the price, I would wait for a sale for this one.

The game is great, it only has a few minor setbacks, just not really worth $50 in my opinion

9/10