Recent reviews by Kian

Persona 3 Reload is an absolute blast, imagine juggling high-school life by day (cramming for exams, hangout with your crew) and diving into the eerie Dark Hour by night to smash Shadows with badass Persona summons, all wrapped in jaw-dropping HD visuals and a soundtrack that’ll have “Mass Destruction” stuck in your head for days. The characters are super relatable (you’ll actually feel stoked hanging out at the mall or going on goofy school trips), combat is smoother and way more stylish than ever, and the revamped tower navigation means no more tedious backtracking. Plus, building those Social Links not only deepens the story but also powers up your Personas in battle, making every friendship chat feel legit meaningful. Whether you’re a series vet or a first-timer, Persona 3 Reload nails that perfect mix of feels, fun, and epic dungeon-crawling.

I finally finished Persona 5 Royal on PC after 126 hours, and wow, what a ride. This game is seriously one of the most fun and memorable RPGs I’ve ever played. It’s not just about grinding levels or fusing powerful Personas, but also about growing your social stats, deepening Confidant relationships, and managing your time wisely. That balance makes every in-game day feel meaningful.

What really stood out were the palace designs with their mix of puzzles and light stealth elements, they kept things fresh and engaging. And the world outside the palaces? Full of activities, interesting characters, and a city that feels alive. Add in the gorgeous anime-style visuals and smooth performance on PC, and it's just an all-around great experience.

But the best part? The story. The amount of plot twists man, I didn’t see most of them coming. They hit hard, kept me invested, and made the ending so satisfying. Absolutely worth every hour. And of course... Ann Takamaki is still the best waifu. No debate.

My time with **Eiyuuden Chronicle: Rising** was an absolute joy: the way it blends crisp 2D character art with subtle 3D depth gives every town and ruin this storybook‑come‑to‑life vibe, while the combat—fast‑paced strikes, powerful skills, and seamless combos—hits that perfect sweet spot of challenge and satisfaction; from torch‑lit temple corridors to wind‑scoured canyon ledges and glittering crystal caves, each map feels distinct and packed with secrets, making exploration feel fresh at every turn; and sure, the plot isn’t aiming for literary greatness, but the quirky crew banter and unfolding relic‑hunting mystery kept me hooked until the final dungeon, leaving me eager for what’s next in the Hundred Heroes saga.

I really loved Persona 4 Golden, the story pulled me in with its mix of mystery and heartfelt moments, and the humor kept everything from feeling too heavy. The gameplay was super addictive, switching between intense dungeon crawling and relaxing school life. I especially enjoyed the Social Links, getting to know each character made the game feel so personal, like I was actually building real friendships. The combat mechanics were fun and strategic, and collecting cool-looking Personas was always exciting. Overall, it was such a memorable experience that I couldn’t stop playing.

It's really really fun to play with your friends. I really enjoy this game, the gameplay is simple, you just have to search everything you can find and gather it to gain profit, just it, but it's really fun with all of those monsters around the map that give you challenges, so you have to work with your teammates or friends to achieve the goal together

Elden Ring is absolutely phenomenal! I’ve been completely immersed by its expansive, intricately designed world that feels both mysterious and inviting. The gameplay is smooth and engaging, with dynamic combat mechanics that make every battle a rewarding challenge. The story weaves rich lore with unexpected twists, and the overall world-building is top-notch, creating a game that not only tests your skills but also sparks your imagination. Every aspect, from exploration to combat and narrative depth, comes together to deliver an experience I can't get enough of!

It's good, but little bit repetitive. Although it's fun, you just beat every demons you meet again and again in every chapter, the story is also mid, but not that bad. Overall it's a good game to play if you search for a game that is simple and fun

It's a good Star Wars game. It has so many characters with unique abilities that you can try, menancing graphic, and good mechanic combat. But, the campaign is way too short and the multipllayer mode is just dead

This game is so perfect to close Ezio's Saga. Really recommended!

They have made it so good as a sequel for AC 2 which is I really really amaze about all of the things this game has