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The Banner Saga is a difficult one to rate for me. The combat aspect isn't the best, but I am not a gameplay-driven gamer either way. What I do judge the game on is on it's story. I think the lore definitely is there, but it just felt a little flat in the end, especially with a certain character's fate (depending on your decisions). It just didn't resonate with me, because the game just doesn't build relationships well enough. Like I said, the lore is there and it is interesting, but the characters you meet and interactions you have with them is just a little bland.

Objectively I can see why people like it, maybe they even made better decisions along the way that made the experience better, but ultimately for me, it just wasn't worth the time. Which is a shame, because the game is gorgeous and definitely had promise to be truly great.

An adorable, fun and creative little puzzle game with only one shortcoming: Its length.
I simply want more!

The game is a perfect companion to Fury Road with a similar aesthetic which is probably the best thing about the game. Gameplay is fine, with not much variety in combat and boss fights, which is a shame, but luckily the game doesn't overstay its welcome through repetitiveness. Unless you go for 100% which can make the game a bit more tedious.
Overall it's a great game for fans of Mad Max and postapocaliptical worlds.

The first game I tried on my Steam Deck and it's just perfect when you have a short time to play a game while on the go (aka at work).

When it comes to gameplay, it's just enough challenging for it to be fun. Annoying at times, but still fun annoying. Loved it!

Let me just start off by saying to just buy another football game that doesn't make you want to rip your nuts off after you WIN, let alone lose, because EA FC 24 just isn't worth it.

I encountered a hacker in one of my games. I reported him to EA and got an e-mail that read: "We reviewed your report and didn't take any action this time."
This is how EA deals with hackers. By not banning them, but they do ban people who sell players on the marketplace for maximum asking price. Not only is the max. asking price something EA themselves decide, they are the reason why certain players boom in price.

And don't even get me started with the gameplay, one-way boring meta and mudded servers which is something we have come to expect from EA Sports games, but this year's is the absolute worst. The game just isn't fun anymore, plain and simple. The only ones who still play it are the people who are addicted to the packs and that one in a hundred games that happen in-game that actually makes you feel like a God player. Even though you're actually not, you're just playing a player who has bad connection because EA servers suck.

The only positive is actually the menus. There's plenty to do and plenty packs to grind for without having to give EA money, but trust me, they do try their hardest to make you buy them.

We all know what kind of company we're dealing with by now, but please do consider your mental health before giving them any of your money, because EA absolutely don't care about it and even promote more toxicity in-game making the EA FC community one of the most toxic communities in gaming. It's just not worth it, even at a discounted price.

This game is so damn good. On par with The Witcher 3. What makes it good isn't the gameplay, even though the Gwent card game is addictive as ever. What makes this game stand out is the written prose. I can't remember playing a game with better writing. Expanding on the small storyline of Queen Meve from the books is a stroke of genius. It's a visual novel RPG in the best of ways.

Jedi: Tomb Raider or Tomb Raider: Fallen Order?
In all seriousness, Jedi: Fallen Order brought me back to the time when I first fell in love with Star Wars. The time when I lost myself in games like Jedi Academy and KOTOR. In essence the game is of course modern, but it manages to perfectly encapsulate that classic Star Wars feel and I am very grateful for it.

Teleport simulator

It's like if Lovercraft was a fan of Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut and decided to make a fanfic out of it.

Graphically it's gorgeous, but it lacks substance, especially when it comes to gameplay.

I'm very much a "story-driven games" type of gamer and this is what drove me towards this atmospheric walking simulator. Alas it disappointed me. Despite the dialogue being quite beautifully written, I personally am not a fan of stories that make me guess if I'm understanding them properly which can get quite frustrating. Where I think Dear Esther does shine is the atmosphere. I am recommending it just for that and the simple fact that it's really short (max. 2 hours).