Recent reviews by Cheng Gui

Great game.

8/10.

With Dead Space 2, you can expect an intense, graphically stunning, thoroughly atmospheric game that takes everything the first game had to offer and ramps up the absurdity to dangerous levels. It's cheesy to say that "if you like the first game, you'll love the sequel," but in this case, it's a very fair statement.

There is no doubt that Dead Space 2 is Dead Space with the best tuning and the best scares.

Rating: 8/10

Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons is a fun, simple game with a retro feel. However, long loading times, striking problems, and inconsistent difficulty can make the game feel dated. Rise of the Dragons is worth checking out if you enjoy 2D beat 'em ups.

Check out Streets of Rage 4 or Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder's Revenge if you're looking for something similar.

Rating: 8/10

Gundam Evolution is a multiplayer free-to-play game, so there's no single-player story mode available, and as it's a free-to-play game, it comes with seasonal models, battle passes, and a cash shop. Several advanced Gundams are locked behind a very steep grind, or behind a paywall if the grind becomes too much. This is unfortunate, since I don't feel they can be unlocked casually.

The Gundams are still fully understandable to me, along with how each unique unit fights, sounds, and moves. Players are able to jump over mountains, clear military bases, and cover behind skyscrapers.

Playing this game, despite its lengthy grind and somewhat lifeless maps, is enjoyable because of its satisfying gunplay and engaging classes.

Rating: 8/10.

Texas Chainsaw Massacre captures the grotesque vibes of the 1974 horror film brilliantly and transforms its themes brilliantly into a gaming experience.

Playing as the victims together with friends is a great deal of fun, while playing as the killers is equally thrilling.

Also, only three maps are available at launch, and there are no offline options, but hopefully future updates will make The Texas Chain Saw Massacre even better.

Rating: 8/10.

Aliens: Dark Descent features an eerie atmosphere coupled with gritty game-play that pits players against the unknown. It offers the perfect combination of Aliens game-play and a hostile environment to navigate with your troops. Aliens: Dark Descent is a squad-based tactical game with stealth and tense resource management that is with the combined elements of XCOM, Darkest Dungeon, and Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun.

To sum up this review, Aliens: Dark Descent excels on all sides, including its graphics and sound design, with every encounter and area being unique and eerie, which keeps the players on guard at all times as the players traverse the dark and unknown areas.

Rating this game with a rating of 7.5/10.

As an RPG spinoff series from Mega Man, the Mega Man Battle Network games aren't for every Mega Man fan, and the cute presentation isn't for every RPG fan. Nonetheless, if you have fond memories of these games from the Game Boy Advance's heyday, the collection is worth your money.

7.5/10 ratings.

As an RPG spinoff series from Mega Man, the Mega Man Battle Network games aren't for every Mega Man fan, and the cute presentation isn't for every RPG fan. Nonetheless, if you have fond memories of these games from the Game Boy Advance's heyday, the collection is worth your money.

7.5/10 ratings.

Resident Evil 4 Remake is Survival Horror Perfection. Capcom manages to keep the old-school heart intact while giving it in a fresh, modern body, creating one of the most impressive games of the year. Due to some cut content not gonna spoil, it may not pack as much punch as it did 18 years ago, but fans of all ages should still consider playing it.

With the enhanced crouching stance, Leon has more stealth and combat options, and he no longer controls like a tank. Leon also has a weight that makes his movements smooth and realistic. However, the biggest change in Leon’s move set may be the updated knife. RE4 diehards know how vital this knife is to smash boxes and save ammo, and it’s made even easier to use in the remake.

Using the knife, you can counter enemy attacks as well as free yourself from their grasps. There's a trade-off: The knife must be durable and easy to maintain. Still, few gameplay elements are as satisfying as fighting a chainsaw with a combat knife.

Additionally, Resident Evil 4 offers optional side missions, similar to the blue medallion hunt from the original game. You can earn money by taking part in these challenges (you can then exchange the cash for weapons and treasures). This is a cool addition that keeps you interested in the game's dense environments longer.

As always, Leon's gunplay remains satisfying thanks to the Merchant's upgraded arsenal of weapons. Rather than shattering monsters like a piata, gunfire shreds them, leaving behind goodies like they did in 2005. Despite its grittier, grounded realism, Resident Evil 4 remains just a game.

Personally, I enjoyed the game very much with the slightly more challenging AI enemies, making it much more intense and spooky as it should be. I would give it a 9 out of 10.

In this game, you'll choose a Resident Evil hero and participate in a free-for-all with six other players. Your objective is to kill as many people as you can before the five-minute timer expires. Each character has a unique load out consisting of two guns (a pistol with unlimited ammunition and a standard weapon) and two unique skills.

There are a number of issues with this game, including the matchmaking, which matches new players against veteran players, which can lead to an unfair advantage for the new players due to poor skill ceilings, which can be frustrating.

My suggestion would be to add bots or team deathmatches and make this game free.

Because I'm a Resident Evil Fanboy, I enjoyed this bonus content as a thank-you from Capcom to all Resident Evil Fans and look forward to more contents in the future.

An overall rating of 7.5/10 would be appropriate for this game.