Recent reviews by Tsuna

Black Myth: Wukong is like if you took the epic combat and challenging bosses of souls-like games, but swapped with elements from Chinese mythology. It's got that same intense, skill-based action and tough battles, but with a bit more linear progression. If you dig the souls-like grind but want to mix it up a bit, this game is right up your alley. I saw a lot of people saying this is not a souls-like game, but we have:

-A bonfire
-Dodge system
-Bosses with timed movesets

The only difference is the skill tree. It might not be right to call this a souls-like, but it's definitely on par when it comes to its difficulty. I spent 3 hours on a boss. I can say for sure that it made me improve my skills. The satisfaction of defeating it made it worthwhile in the end.

Shionne might be a tsundere, but it's ok. I forgive her.
I like the story. Sometimes I just sit back and relax while watching the cutscene unfold.

Index controllers aren't properly done for the game. I thought there was a big difference from the quest version but it's pretty much the same.

Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on PC looks amazing! The game's graphics are even better than on consoles, with vivid colors and cool effects like seamless jumps between different dimensions. The characters, like Ratchet and Clank, look super detailed and move smoothly. The lighting effects, like shadows and reflections, are marvelous to look at. If you love awesome visuals and fun action, playing Ratchet & Clank: Rift Apart on PC is a great idea! I loved playing the PS2 game and this version doesn't fall behind on how fun it is.

Hit the enemy in the beat!

I know I was sorted into Hufflepuff. But why is that I make so many Slytherin choices?

It has an intense and complex ability talent system. It actually respects it's source material. Given it's massive open world, the astonishing level of detail put into every single asset and animation is truly out of this world.
The best part is that if you do see a glitch, you might not know if it's just magic doing it's thing. There are a few performance problems that need to be addressed. But at this point it's to be expected with any major AAA releases like this. As a big fan of the Harry Potter universe, I can't say enough how this game brings to life my childhood dreams of finally getting accepted into Hogwarts and live in a world full of magic.
Regarding the drama and the controversy surrounding this game... I just don't care.

:)

First off, Tekken 7 is a very enjoyable experience. The combat system remains nearly the same of other Tekken games, in which by no means something bad. The graphics are stunning. The game features highly detailed character models and backgrounds that really bring the fights to life. The animations are smooth and fluid, making for a visually impressive experience.

Tekken 7 features a intriguing fighting system that rewards practice and skill. Since I don't got much skill, I guess I'll go with practice. There are a ton of characters to choose from, each with their own unique playstyle and move set. I do wish that this wasn't one more example of the way too many DLCs culture we live in.

One of the standout features of the game is the story mode. While previous entries in the series have had lackluster story modes, Tekken 7's story mode is definitely a big stepping stone to this franchise. The cutscenes are well-animated and the voice acting is impressive. Props to the fact that every character speaks their own language, which it makes its silliness all the more enjoyable.

A great Story of two friends that had to overcome their differences in order to achieve their goals. There's a lot of good moments, innovative gameplay, and cutscenes that will bring a tear to your eye.
Unfortunately you do need a friend to play. I'm not saying this in a bad way by no means. If you do have someone to play and enjoy this amazing journey with. It will most certainly deliver a great time!

I went into this game not knowing what to expect. As my first Tomb Raider experience, this game definitely delivers on terms of gameplay, graphics and level design, with detailed environments that are fun to explore and uncover hidden secrets. The combat system is also well done, with a mix of ranged and melee combat that feels satisfying and responsive.

One of the best parts of the game is its character development, especially with regards to Lara. Throughout the game, Lara goes through a transformation from a vulnerable and inexperienced survivor to a skilled and confident adventurer. The voice acting and motion capture performances are great, adding to the emotional impact of the story.

As a fan of the Mortal Kombat series, I can't recommend this enough. The graphics and character designs are impressive for the time it was made, and the brutal and gory nature of the game really adds to the overall atmosphere. The game features a variety of modes to choose from, in which it adds of the overall experience of it all.

The story mode is well-done and features a lot of fan-favorite characters and memorable moments from the series. The cutscenes are well-made and the voice acting is solid, making for an engaging and enjoyable experience.

One downside of the game is that some of the characters feel unbalanced and overpowered compared to others. Additionally, the online matchmaking is pretty much done for. There are also display resolution problems that are kinda of a pain to deal with.