Recent reviews by Cheng Gui

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Family-friendly, simple, short and cute game without any dialogue on the game itself, the goal is basically to save animal friends from danger evil corporation.

Worth it.

Rating: 8/10.

SD Gundam G Generation Cross Rays is a huge game that has a number of series represented as well as tons of action to enjoy. It's a game worth playing if you are even the slightest bit interested in Gundam, even if there are some instances where it doesn't quite succeed.

Titles such as this are great for recapping shows that have been missed or reliving the best moments. The player can also mix and match their favorite characters with the best mecha in the game, allowing them to go hog wild.

While SD Gundam G Generation Cross Days may not be for everyone, I would recommend it to fans of the series and those who enjoy turn-based tactics. In addition to the numerous series and side stories available to play, the sheer number of units available means that there is more than enough content to keep you busy for a long time. Season passes are available for this game, and it looks like there are Gundams with cool abilities, but it's optional, so get it if you want.

Ratings: 7.5/10.

The House of the Dead: Remake is a reunion for old-school gamers while introducing a new generation to the classic arcade game. The PC version of this remake is definitely worth checking out if you grew up with the arcade version. The gameplay is short, but it's worth your time to play it (especially with a friend).

It is important to note that the remake does not abandon what makes this series timeless classics. The gameplay is short, but it's worth your time to play it.

9/10.

Overall, Little Nightmares 2 is a unique horror game experience that builds on everything that we loved about the previous game. Its atmosphere, fitting soundtrack, and flurry of enemies kept us on the edge of our seats. Thanks to a relatively short game time of around five hours, Little Nightmares 2 keeps each level exciting and non-repetitive, constantly throwing new challenges.

Despite occasional bugs in the game's combat system, Little Nightmares 2 is the perfect sequel (or is it a prequel?). With its original gameplay and tear-jerking plot, this puzzle-platformer is a must-have for horror fans and non-horror fans alike. 8/10.

Little Nightmares is relatively short - just five or six hours, if you're lucky. Throughout the game, I never felt like my challenges were repetitive, and I never felt like I was just playing through the same puzzles over and over. My repetition came when I actually had to learn how to succeed at those challenges.

It's a game where you're going to fail a lot. The auto-saving checkpoint system is in place, but it is not perfect. More than once, I groaned to find myself set back too far and stuck having to overcome obstacles I had thought I had already overcome. When checkpoints were friendlier, load times had me grumbling in frustration. The ten seconds added up to a lot of waiting time between failures, especially in the more difficult challenges at the end of each chapter.

I think the well-designed game, from the animation to the sound to the presentation and the puzzles, is what makes this game a horror game.

Rating: 8.5/10.

The turn-based strategy game Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden breaks exciting new ground with a combination of stealth and tactics gameplay in real time. Combat can begin either deliberately or by accident if you blunder into an enemy's awareness radius, which can be made smaller by crouching

In addition to the sneaking and fighting, Mutant Year Zero has a number of RPG-style features, such as a leveling system, guns and armor that can be upgraded, and a skill tree that unlocks the aforementioned mutations for each character. Characters level up as a team, and each character's statistics are all very practical.

A challenging title with tense action, solid RPG elements, and excellent audio visuals.

Rating: 8/10

A stunning original world of retro-sci-fi technology and gorgeous scenery. A cast of fully fleshed-out, memorable characters who deliver real emotional impact. A great villain and a greater monster. New and thrilling ways of traveling and changing the world around you. A story twist most people won't see coming.

The combat does exhibit a wonderful sense of growth, however. You find various clothing items that grant you additional passive buffs, such as turning enemies you leap on into human torches. You spend the coins you pilfer from corpses and cash registers on vigor and weapon upgrades, though you ultimately must pick and choose the direction you prefer, since you can't afford every possibility.

The cons of this game are that it uses checkpoints rather than manual save points, which is pretty annoying since you have to pass a certain threshold in order to be able to save. But it is still a great game to play.

The conclusion I came to for this game is that BioShock Infinite is something special that no one should miss.

Rating: 7.5/10

Comparing Bioshock 2 Remastered with Bioshock 2 Original, Bioshock 2 Remastered has high resolution textures, models, and interface art in 4K resolution.

Gunfire and certain interactions with NPCs also feel smoother. I have not experienced any crashes during the entire game, including Protector Trials & Mirneva Den's DLC and I am running Windows 11 OS.

The game is very satisfying and a big improvement from Bioshock 2 Original.

Rating score of 8.5/10.

Monster Hunter Rise mixes classic Monster Hunter ideas with some of World’s best improvements and a whole bunch of clever new mechanics of its own. With the introduction of Wirebugs and the mobility they bring to every fight is so great I never want to give them up, making this game it's very own Monster Hunter game.

Great game worth the money and play time, looking towards Sunbreak expansion!

Ratings: 8.5/10