Recent reviews by mr.y0g0

Breakpoint is another Ubisoft game where it could have been great but ended up just being a mediocre game. While I enjoyed the gameplay, doing stealth missions, the story was very weak. The story missions were unclear in which order they should to be played and a lot of them were repetitive and anticlimactic. It still had great graphics, the terrain and trees especially looked good, and the takedown animations were really nice. Good range of cosmetics and weapons as well.

7.4/10

Great shooting game.

8.2/10

Decent zombie killing game to play with friends.

7.4/10

Kind of overpriced for what is basically an intro mission to The Phantom Pain. I wish Ground Zeroes was just included as part of the main game along with camp omega. Still fun and a good way to get immersed into the main game.

8.6/10

Usually not a fan of turn based card games but really enjoyed playing it. Super smooth gameplay and very addicting but once you die the momentum is kind of lost.

8.5/10

In my opinion, Hitman 3 has the best maps and missions in the trilogy. I love the uniqueness of all maps and The Farewell mission was very memorable. Although the game felt much shorter than the previous two installments, it felt more compact and well constructed.
What I didn't like was that the transfer from Hitman 2 didn't actually transfer everything. When IOI rebranded Hitman 3 to World of Assassins they decided that the DLC maps from Hitman 2 won't be carried over so you'd have to repurchase those DLCs. This is ridiculous considering the whole point of carrying over from previous games is to unlock all the maps you owned. With the way IOI sets up their store pages making it hard for first time players to buy the game they want and now having to repurchase DLCs make me think that they're a greedy company trying to squeeze out every penny possible in any way. The base game should be a bit cheaper too since they were the one who decided to combine all 3 Hitman games into World of Assassins.
The elusive target mode is pretty dumb too. The legacy outfits are locked behind elusive target completions which require waiting weeks or months and not messing up the mission. They should just make it so that there's still a cooldown for failing the mission but keep the targets open all year around so there doesn't need to be any unnecessary waiting.
Long complaint but the game itself is amazing as all other Hitman games are.

9.1/10

The word that came to my mind after finishing Snake Eater was "masterful". The game design, the character designs, the map, the story, the setting and the soundtrack are all near perfection. It's hard not to play for hours straight because of how fun and immersive the game is. The gameplay is smooth, especially for a game that came out in the early 2000s and the bosses are unique and fun to fight. The final fight and cutscene with The Boss are so cinematic and emotional that they become really memorable after you finish the game. While MGS2 is still my personal favorite, MGS3 is definitely the best in the series.

9.6/10

Had high hopes but was disappointed. It has good graphics and a pretty good combat system which made me really enjoy the first few hours of the game. I especially liked just exploring the castle and flying around to see the scenery. Walking through the great hall and the wooden bridge felt very familiar and nice. It was also cool to see creatures like hippogriffs and thestrals. Unfortunately, everything else was a bit lacking. The biggest problem with the game itself is that is has terrible optimization. It shouldn't need a mod to make the game run better. The problem of the in game content for me was that it didn't really feel like a Harry Potter game. It could be due to the lack of content inside the castle or because the main story focused mostly on ancient magic, but there was something missing that made Harry Potter good.
To start off, the main story was just not interesting at all and I honestly couldn't care less about what was happening most of the time. The classes were just short cutscenes and there was barely any interactive parts except for learning new spells which was just tracing a line and pressing a few buttons. The parts I was actually invested in were missions with Sebastian which were barely connected to the main storyline. I think there should've been more Sebastian missions with them having more importance to the main story. Also, Sebastian and Ominis (and maybe Poppy) were the only characters that were interesting to me. I don't know if it was intended because it's a middle school/high school but almost all of the student characters were just plain annoying and had no depth. There's also so many cutscenes where it's just two characters talking back and forth and it annoyed me because it felt so inorganic and unimportant. It didn't help that the voice acting for the characters felt weak except for a few of them. The cosmetic was really disappointing as well. Most of the gears looked bad so I just ended up wearing school robes for almost the entirety of the game. I was also disappointed that there's basically no consequence or reaction when using unforgivable curses.
Honestly, the game could've been really good if they cared more about it. It feels like the creators either rushed the release or just hoped they would succeed off of Harry Potter's popularity. I would still recommend playing the game if you like Harry Potter but if you're just looking for a fun game to play I wouldn't recommend it. The game itself is just a much worse version of great rpgs like the Witcher 3.

6.0/10

Another Kojima greatness. It's hard to believe the game is the same age as me - it has great graphics, amazing gameplay details, and the story is also extremely relevant today. The boss fights are much easier than MGS1's, but the storyline is much more complex and well written. A lot of people don't like having to play through Raiden instead of Snake but I think it's fitting to have him as the main protagonist. The soundtrack is great as well. I can't think of any bad things to say except for some clunkiness due to its age.

9.5/10

Metal Gear Solid deserves all the praise it gets. The game doesn’t feel “old” except for its graphics. The story, the game design and the characters are all well made and even though the models are just a few pixels/polygons the world is immersive and charming. A big part of the game’s immersion comes from the voice acting which was probably the best I’ve ever experienced in a game. The soundtrack is great too. Some boss fights had me struggling for hours but they all have a trick to beat them easier so I won’t call it a bad game design (maybe not the hind d fight though).
It’s just a shame Konami ♥♥♥♥♥♥ up like they always do by doing a terrible port.

9.2/10