Recent reviews by Yazura

DMC5. Wow what a game, meant to exceed expectations, well consider them exceeded, I'll be honest I've only played 4&5 (as well as DMC the reboot) though I've seen full playthroughs of 1&3 and I do plan on playing the others.

So I pre-ordered this game and played it from day 1, I'll be honest I encountered some issues but since some of the early patches I've beaten the game multiple times and it's not crashed on me since.

The gameplay is kind enough to let newbies smash buttons on easy difficulties and mean enough to punish seasoned players on harder difficulties (I'm definitely not the best player but I'd like to imagine I'm somewhat ok at the game).

The game offers 3 different playable character, but it does force you to play all three throughout the story, fortunately they all have unique styles and personalities (Personally Nero is my favourite to play, Dante is wee hoo comedy man with a massive arsenal and V is... my least favourite , he's still fun just not Nero or Dante).

but if you want a game you can play over and over until you become a combo god, this is a fantastic pick up filled with action and unforgettable (unless you have a rubbish memory like me) moments. I wholeheartedly suggest this to any button masher but don't expect to button mash you way through the achievement list or.

[So in case you are new to the Final Fantasy series you can play the games out of order as the stories are not continuations there more self-contained stories and games, and one of the most interesting things about this series is that all the games play differently so if you don't like one it may be worth researching the others.]

As mentioned before the games all play differently, this game is turn-based with ATB (Active Time Battle) bars which basically mean when you use an action in battle you have to wait for a bar to fill before you can perform another action (you have 3 characters in battle and they all have separate ATB bars). but hands down the most interesting thing about this game is the Junction system, see where 7 has its Materia, 10 has its sphere grid and the other games all have there own ways of pumping character, this has the Junction system, it's basically use GF's (Summons) with magic to makes stats go higher, and there are multiple ways to get magic so it's not hard finding something that works for you.

Honestly, FF8 is probably the easiest Final Fantasy game I've played but that's not bad, the game has a system in place where it bases enemies off your level so if you can stay low level the game is easy, but it also has a lot to offer in replayability from the junction system alone, as well as for people who love card games as there is a game called Triple Triad which I think a lot of people like more then the main game.

The story is fine, it's what you expect from a Final Fantasy game good, but maybe held on a high horse, I don't think it's bad but there about as many issues as there is with any other FF game.

All in all, it's a good game, one of the respectable Final Fantasy games.
8/10 it has a little something for everyone

Goodnight Sweet Prince

Me play quite a few hours. Me still like it after quite a few hours.

Me like it!

Let's be honest, the only reason you bought or wanna buy this game is because of that strip club, oh and maybe some of the violence to but er... yeah, we all know that GTA is a well known series and if you have enjoyed the others then you will enjoy this addition to the franchise, though be warned this games single player is quite boring after completing all the missions and side missions, but if you enjoy an action packed multiplayer then this game will keep you coming back, as long as you don't mind the occasional hacker or general ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ who keeps KILLING YOU AS YOU ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ SPAWN!!!, then you'll be guds to go.

There are three questions you must ask yourself when buying this game.

The first question is Why do you wish to buy? this My answer was very simple "I wanted to see boobs and play a simplistic dating sim while also enjoying a gud ol game of Bejeweled"

The second question is how do you plan to play this game? I would suggest in somewhere public personally I feel like my local library was the perfect place to play this game, I actually gathered a crowd of people who watched and helped me, just like back seat gamer's.

The Third and final question is Would you be embarrassed if your friends saw you playing this game? If you answered yes well done you should be you dirty little... sorry a little off topic, if you answered no then you also pass this test because gosh dang to play HuniePop is a shame warped in a caramel coating, of perverted "mishaps".

In this game you play as a confused princess and travel the land of faries and pies, it took me a while to find the meaning behind this game though now that I have passed that hurdle I find playing this game very relaxing, unlike the previous game where you would ride horses around then stare at big birds in the sky.

overall I find this game is very fun to play with friends and great if you are looking for a farming simulator. 7.5/10 would IGN at some point in the future again

This is My first review in a while so it may be a little rough sorry if some
Spelling mistakes are made anyway

Caster is a 3d shooter with a lot of character creation you can change your sex,
gender and that's pretty much it, though don't worry because the character looks just as good as the ones in
Castlevania 64, the enemy's are really unique on the second level I
Found a beetle in a tortoise shell and don't even get me started on the shift key
which The best key if you wish to be Dash form the incredibles for a couple seconds (can be upgraded),also if
You shoot dead trees they come back to life and give you credit (the games currency)

overall the game can be enjoyable and it is quite cheap, it also didn't give me any problems or crashes so
Read the review as you may but, I actually enjoyed the game for the short period of
Time I played it

A cool 4-10 hour game