Recent reviews by ssgod

Kingdom Hearts 3 is quite the interesting title. Nothing makes sense unless you have finished all the other previous games in the series, and I'm glad I did all that beforehand. There were still many things I didn't understand, especially near the end of the game and the final confrontation, but the remind dlc part explained some of it.

Glad I got to finally experience this series to the fullest! Looking forward to Kingdom Hearts 4 in 2036!

It's really easy for idle games like this to be addictive. I'm just thankful that there is an ending of some sort. Otherwise I could easily imagine myself leaving this game on for days or even years.

Repurchased these games again since I wanted to own them on steam. Since I already beat all the titles in this one, might as well leave a review cause I can!

This is a humongous collection of games from the kingdom hearts series, consisting of 4 total games and 2 series of videos/movies that have HD cutscenes of the games that are not featured instead.

I don't feel like writing something about each game, cause they are all good in their own ways, except re:com...

Repurchased these games again since I wanted to own them on steam. Since I already beat all the titles in this one, might as well leave a review cause I can!

This is the weirdest collection of games since the only real game that is included is Dream Drop Distance HD, while the other 2 are a promising but short demo and a series of videos respectively. It's still a good idea to play Dream Drop Distance before KH3, making this collection mandatory unfortunately.

Dream Drop Distance is still a quality game, just feels strange that this collection is basically just for that, along with some bonus content.

POOLS is a walking simulator where you travel through beautiful, but unsettling environments as you try to find the exit. The game is separated into 6 "zones", where things get weirder as you progress through each level.

This is the first call of duty game I have tried after ignoring the series for so long. The Multiplayer was really fun and it got me wanting to try all the campaigns from previous titles before getting to this one. After a few years, while taking brakes to fit in other games, I finally managed to get to the game that made me want to try out the series in the first place!

The campaign, like many others before, continues to do a great job providing a cinematic quality experience that takes place in a variety of locations! The dialog options, while not mattering much, provided a sense that I was more of an active participant in what was going on. I continue to hate stealth missions in cod games to this day, but that is something unavoidable at this point so oh well. Absolutely worth playing this for the campaign!

As for the multiplayer, I didn't feel the need to revisit it again as I am satisfied with the hours I put on battle.net, but I still think I prefer the gameplay of this way more than Modern Warfare 2019, which didn't seem to click with me as much.

Now is the point where I'm not too familiar with the games that have released after this. I've heard that pretty much everything after this game gets worse, but I guess I'll have to see for myself when i get to it (eventually). Overall I enjoyed this game a lot!

Simple but moderately fun puzzle platformer that overstays it's welcome by the time it reaches the final area.

It's been so long since I've been so invested in a game like I have for this one! I highly recommend it even for those who don't normally play metroidvanias like me.

Not sure what to think of this one. The presentation is done well! However while this game gives off a similar vibe to other great games like journey and abzu, the gameplay itself felt way too formulaic and repetitive compared to those other games.

The gameplay consists of being put into a relatively small open area, then solving puzzles to get at least 3 orbs with multiple of them in the area so some of them can be skipped, then unlocking the next area by solving a final puzzle of the area and be rewarded by either a legendary animal ride or a new power or just a warp to the next area. The process repeats like this until the game ends.

There's a whole bunch of optional stuff that can be done too, like discovering animals and messages throughout areas, and of course the extra orbs.

Overall I like this game, but it didn't impress me as much as I thought it would. The game looks very nice and is very short so I was able to get through the whole game without being burned out by it.

Not really sure what to think of for this game. One one hand, I know this is one of the more well known sonic games, and I like the boost formula. The levels felt very quick and I've finished some in seconds, Overall the game is much shorter than I expected. Bosses on the other hand, are simple and three of them are variants of earlier bosses.

It's also kinda funny and sad that eggman doesn't show up before boss fights to taunt sonic or something and sonic ends up just talking to the unresponsive robots instead. The only boss I truly enjoyed is the final one. Story is very simple and dialog is meh, but I don't think that was the focus so that gets a pass.

Overall I did like it, but wasn't as blown away as I thought I'd be.