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Pros

• +Excellent card-based combat system with a variety of characters to use
  
• +Plenty of cards to choose from for each hero and multiple ways to upgrade your cards and heroes
  
• +Decent number of mission types that you can endlessly do in-between main story missions
  
• +Able to learn more about and become friends with multiple heroes
  
• +Each hero plays in a unique way

Cons

• -Some of the dialogue options come out differently than what is written
  
• -Minor performance issues, including stuttering and fps drops
  
• -Inventory management could be better

Comments
Marvel’s Midnight Suns is a great game that has quite a bit of content. You create your own character, the Hunter, and control them in the Abbey. The Hunter builds a relationship with the heroes that join the Abbey and gets to learn more about them. If you are a Marvel fan or are interested in learning more about Marvel characters, this part of the game is great. However, if you are not interested in Marvel, the Abbey part of the game may not appeal to you since you will be talking with the other heroes a lot. Be aware the Abbey plays a large part of the game. It also serves as a place for upgrades, including abilities, items and cards.

The combat is excellent. You bring three heroes into every mission and each hero has eight cards in their deck. Depending on which heroes you bring, their decks can synergize well and the battle can be more manageable. You can do general missions in-between story missions, which allow you to level up your heroes and gather resources for upgrades. The combat plays well with different card effects and the ability to use the environment to attack your enemy.

Overall, if you are a Marvel fan and like card-based or turn-based combat, this game is definitely worth taking a look at. If you are not really interested in Marvel or in building friendships with the heroes, you may want to skip this game. The Abbey plays an important role in the game and there is a lot of dialogue. Personally, I will be revisiting this game in the future once more DLC releases.

Pros

• +Nice graphics and decent soundtrack
  
• +Fun combat system with plenty of upgrades to go for
  
• +An interesting main story, though some parts of it could have been played out in a more sensible manner
  
• +A variety of side content to play through
  
• +The ragdoll effect can be funny at times
  
• +The Majima Saga is an interesting addition that takes place between Yakuza Kiwami 1 and Kiwami 2, though it is short

Cons

• -Unable to run while out of combat. You can either walk or sprint.
  
• -The combat can feel repetitive at times, especially if you frequently fight against random enemies in free roam
  
• -When an enemy blocks your attack, you jump back a bit instead of continuing your attack. This sometimes breaks the flow of combat.

Comments
Yakuza Kiwami 2 is a remake of the original Yakuza 2. It was made after Yakuza 6 and it uses the Dragon Engine that was first used in Yakuza 6. The graphics look quite good and when you enter a store, there usually is no loading screen. Overall, the movement and exploration felt better than Yakuza Kiwami 1 due to the new engine.

The combat felt good since your attacks can hit more than one enemy. Kiryu only has one style now compared to four styles in Yakuza 0 and Kiwami 1, but I still found the combat fun. However, when an enemy blocks your attack, your attack bounces off of them and Kiryu jumps back a bit. I was not a fan of this since it felt like it broke the flow of combat at times.

The story was interesting. Some parts felt a bit over the top and some other parts would have been better if it played out differently. However, the original Yakuza 2 was released on Playstation 2. Since this is a remake of that game, the developers probably could not change the story too much. Overall, I enjoyed the story. I also liked the new Majima Saga story that was added. It takes place between Yakuza Kiwami 1 and Kiwami 2, showing what happens with Majima between the two games. It also gives some closure to a certain storyline from Yakuza 0.

Overall, if you played through and enjoyed playing Yakuza 0 and Yakuza Kiwami 1, I highly recommend picking up this game. If you have not played those games, I recommend playing those first since Yakuza Kiwami 2 takes place after those two games.

Pros

• +Solid gameplay, though it is a little floaty
  
• +A good number of unique characters to play as
  
• +The perk system lets you slightly change how you want to play your character
  
• +Able to play against bots

Cons

• -It can take a while to unlock a new character. This is especially noticeable for expert characters since they cost 3000 gold instead of 2000.
  
• -Not much content at the moment
  
• -Battle Pass progression feels slow since it mainly comes from daily and weekly missions
  
• -Leveling your character for new perks feels slow, especially since they halved the xp rate for your character in season one
  
• -Some items on the shop seem overpriced

Comments
Multiversus is a platform fighter game like Super Smash Bros, but focuses on 2v2 instead of 1v1. It currently has characters from various Warner Brothers properties and will likely have plenty of characters added in the future. The gameplay itself is solid and each character plays quite differently from one another. However, there is not much content in the game. The arcade mode is fairly basic so far and there are about three other main game modes when fighting against other players or bots. It also takes a while to unlock new characters since you get around 15 to 20 gold per match. If you mainly play only several characters, this problem is not too bad.

However, I cannot recommend the game due to how the game is seemingly designed to try to get you to play as long as possible. The xp rate for character leveling was halved and completing the battle pass takes longer this season. Furthermore, battle pass progress mainly comes from daily and weekly missions. You get little xp from completing a match. A recent event also took quite some time to get all of the free items. Personally, I did not like this and stopped playing the game since it felt like the game either wants to play a lot or start paying for characters or event progression. In the recent event, if you bought an event skin (only two were free), you would get a higher rate of event progression.

Overall, I do not recommend playing Multiversus at this time. The game is still in open beta and I will revisit this game in the future. Hopefully, there will be more game modes and the progression will feel better.

Pros

• +An entertaining story with multiple branching paths
  
• +Several different endings depending on your choices

Cons

• -Moving around can be wonky at times and mouse inputs are not read properly at times
  
• -Poor voice acting from several characters
  
• -Some parts of the story were a bit questionable

Comments
Heavy Rain is a story focused game where you play as four different characters. The gameplay is mostly walking around for clues/events and QTE events. The story was entertaining, but some parts of it could have been done better. Overall, if you are looking for a story-based game and are okay with the QTE-based gameplay, I recommend checking this game out on sale.

Pros

• +Amazing combat system with a variety of weapons to use and three stances to change between
  
• +Plenty of loot that lets you further customize your character
  
• +Each weapon has a skill tree on top of two other skill trees for tools/spells
  
• +You’re able to co-op with other players and play through the missions together
  
• +The three major DLCs are included

Cons

• -Managing your loot can be a bit cumbersome since you’ll probably have a lot of it
  
• -The game can feel unfair at times. For example, there are some enemies/bosses with very fast attacks that do a lot of damage.
  
• -It can be easy to get lost in some levels since there’s no map
  
• -Inputs don’t register at times. This was noticeable sometimes when I tried to heal, but had to press the button multiple times for my character to actually use an elixir.
  
• -Poor enemy variety
  
• -Some levels have too many ambushes, making it tedious to have to check every corner. However, the enemy sense ability greatly helps with this.

Comments
Nioh: Complete Edition is a good game that takes inspiration from Dark Souls, Ninja Gaiden, and Diablo’s loot system. The combat feels great with three different stances to switch between when using any of the seven weapons. This gives you a lot of combos to choose from depending on the enemy you’re fighting against. The loot system allows you to create a build, such as focusing on fire damage or electricity damage.

While I really enjoyed the combat, the biggest thing that holds me back from giving this game a full recommendation is how it can feel unfair at times. A few of the regular enemies have fast attacks that can take out a significant portion of your health if you get hit. However, some of the bosses also have this issue. There were several bosses that had at least one very fast attack or combo that took out 50 to 75 percent of my health if it hit. This created frustrating moments where I either had to play super cautiously or use items/abilities that slowed the enemy down.

Overall, I give this game a cautious recommendation. The combat was a lot of fun, but the unfair moments tested my patience at times. I have read that Nioh 2 is more fair compared to this game and improves upon this game in general. However, if you are looking to spend maybe around $10 to $15, it may be worth taking a look at this game when it's on sale. Just be aware that the game can feel frustrating at times. I may update this review once I play through Nioh 2.

I only recommend getting this dlc as part of the deluxe edition or if the year one pass is on a deep discount. The Ancient Gods - Part 2 is a follow-up to part 1. This dlc also has 3 levels, so it's overall shorter compared to the first part. The hammer is introduced, which is fun to use since it stun enemies, allowing you manage the chaotic encounters better. Unfortunately, spirits from the first part make a return and two new annoying enemy types get introduced. The grey imp demons are resistant to every damage source except the hammer and auto shotgun mod. The cursed prowler, if it hits you, takes away your dash ability and you slowly lose your health until you kill it. Unfortunately, you have to kill it with a blood punch, meaning you have to chase after it. In a fast-paced game, I feel like the cursed prowler is out of place.

In addition, the final boss fight is bad since you have to wait for him to use a certain attack. Once you uses that attack, then you can attack him and deal damage. Overall, I am only recommending this dlc because the hammer is fun to use. I don't think it is as good as part 1 or the main campaign due to the new enemy types and the final boss. However, the hammer made playing through the dlc pretty fun.

I only recommend getting this dlc if the deluxe edition is on sale or if the year one pass is on a deep discount. There are three levels in The Ancient Gods - Part 1 and all of them are decently long. The first level is pretty good, but in the second level, the spirit enemy is introduced. When you fight against a spirit possessed enemy, they are faster and are tankier. This makes them tedious to fight against and once the spirit is vulnerable, you have to use a weapon mod that you probably rarely used in the main campaign in order to truly defeat them.

In addition, many of the encounters have a lot of enemies thrown at you. This makes some of the encounters chaotic. Thankfully, the slayer is fully upgraded, so this makes it a bit easier to manage these encounters, though they can still be overwhelming. Overall, while this dlc was frustrating at times, it is still good, but I don't think it's as good as the main campaign. If you do end up getting the ancient gods dlcs, consider dropping the difficulty level since it is harder than the main campaign, even at the same difficulty you played as in the main campaign.

Pros

• +Great gameplay with several weapons to use, each with their own mods and upgrades
  
• +A variety of enemies to fight against
  
• +Explorable levels, allowing you to find upgrade points and collectibles
  
• +Great soundtrack and nice graphics
  
• +Able to upgrade your suit and some of your equipment along with further customization with the rune system

Cons

• -Some fights can feel overwhelming, especially when multiple tougher enemies spawn at once
  
• -A few of the enemy types are annoying to fight against
  
• -It feels like the amount of ammo you can hold is on the lower side, even when fully upgraded

Comments
Doom Eternal is a great game with fast paced gameplay and a decently sized campaign. Throughout the campaign, you will unlock several weapons that you can freely switch between in order to defeat your enemies. Most of the weapons also have two weapon mods that you can freely switch between. These mods change the secondary function of the weapon and offers more gameplay variety. There are a variety of enemies to fight against, though a few of them can be annoying to fight against. A few of the encounters can get overwhelming since multiple strong enemy types can spawn at once. Overall, the campaign was very fun to play through.

There is also a horde mode, though it is more of an arcade mode since there aren’t endless waves. It is more level based with each level having around 2 to 4 waves and there is an ending to horde mode. It incorporates enemies from the dlc as well, though some of the waves can be overwhelming since so many enemies can spawn in. I have not tried out battle mode so I cannot comment on that.

Overall, I greatly enjoyed playing through Doom Eternal’s main campaign. If you are a fan of shooters, I highly recommend picking this game up. If the deluxe edition is on sale, I recommend getting that version instead of the standard one if it doesn’t cost much more. The deluxe edition comes with the two ancient gods dlcs, but while they are good, I did not enjoy them as much as the main campaign.

Pros

• +Nice gameplay that involves you leading your squad through enemy territory
  
• +Several different upgradeable unit types to utilize
  
• +A decent amount of enemy tower variety

Cons

• -Not much replayability outside of going for a higher score or beating all of the missions on the highest difficulty

Comments
Anomaly: Warzone Earth is a game where you lead a squad through enemy territory where the enemies are towers. If you have played tower defense games, this is basically the reverse of that where you fight against the towers. There is a decent amount of content for the price, though replayability was low for me since I did not go for the highest score. If you are a fan of tower defense games or if the idea of a reverse tower defense interests you, I recommend checking this game out, especially when it goes on sale.

Pros

• +Decent gunplay and a large variety of weapons to find and use
  
• +Low gravity lets you jump around higher and further, giving you more ways to move around
  
• +Your character talks, adding to the story
  
• +Four different characters to play as (six including the two dlc characters), each with their own skill trees

Cons

• -Loot sometimes goes flying in low gravity areas, meaning that you might not get it
  
• -Some areas feel like they are too big and feel empty. There are not many fast travel points either, making traveling tedious at times.
  
• -If you mainly focus on the main quests, you will be underleveled, meaning enemies will feel like they have quite a bit of health. You will need to do the side quests to level up, but some of these quests send you to different areas and can take a little while to complete due to the large maps. This can make the gameplay repetitive.
  
• -The main story is not that interesting

Comments
When I first started playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel, I found it enjoyable. However, after a while, it started getting boring. The main reason is some areas feel like they are too big. In addition, there aren’t many fast travel stations, making traveling tedious at times since some side quests take you to different areas. Even some of the main quests involve you running around a lot. I cannot recommend buying Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel because of this. I did have fun playing as the Doppelganger, but the large areas, few fast travel points and quests that involve you going to different areas made me stop playing the game.