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It's been a long and rocky climb, but we're back and it only seems to be smooth sailing from here.

This is one of those games I'd only barely recommend and only then to a certain crowd at best. Signalis has a strong atmosphere and a fascinating if confusing story that will leave you thinking about the events of the game well after completing it.

However, this is a video game. And the video game side of things is not great. Primarily focused on puzzles, most puzzles in the game are tedious requiring running back and forth between two points over and over again with the actual thinking part of the puzzle being solved. The combat is clunky with a system emulating the older survival horror "tank controls" of games like the older Resident Evil 1 and 2. The inventory management also manages to feel far more like a chore than it does a situation of important decision making, as most of the time not having the item you need means running all the way back to the box to swap out, with little to no consequence other than wasting your time.

Ultimately, Signalis is one of those games that forgets that video games are supposed to be enjoyable to play while telling their story. The story is quite good, and for that alone I can recommend it if you're willing to slog through the largely tedious gameplay.

While the early game is pretty irritating, the rest of Darkest Dungeon is quite good once you learn it. If nothing else, I'd strongly suggest using the wiki to learn what each of the curios do. 8/10 beat it on stygian with only a single death.

Not as good as World. Switch apologists think that because it was built specifically for the Switch it justifies its flaws. Please Capcom, no more Switch games. Still, it's good. Not great, but good.

7/10

Hating this game was the cool thing to do 9 years ago because it wasn't made by bungie old habits die hard. Halo 4 is a fantastic game, and a fantastic halo game. The people who hate halo 4 literally just want Halo 3 to be made over and over again with no variation, no change, no evolution whatsoever. And I say this as someone who also grew up on the original trilogy.

Gameplay wise Halo 4 retains the core feeling of a halo game, with no proper aim down sights and a steady pace of combat it keeps a healthy amount of moving, shooting, and cover. Unlike previous installments, Halo 4 opts to do 2 major additions to the forumla: Adding a short duration sprint and armor ability pick ups. Armor abilities were added in Reach first, and in my opinion have been far more balanced in Halo 4 (Armor lock replaced by hardlight shield, sprint now a core part of the game, etc). Combining these elements with vehicle play and a wide variety of environments makes Halo a very diverse shooter overall.

The campaign is fantastic... If you know the story of Halo. A lot of people (read: Halo 3 diehards) will say that the story is a terrible non-sensical mess. This isn't true, the story makes quite a lot of sense both narratively and from the stance of starting a new Halo saga. A new enemy is introduced, and the story shifts in tone to focus much more on the relationship between the Master Chief and Cortana, which I feel it does quite well. The previous Halo games are sufficient to understand this story, but it does require you to pay attention to lore terminals placed throughout the games.

Overall, Halo 4 is a great game, and a great Halo game. Anybody comparing this to Call of Duty of all things is delusional, and everybody else is likely just wanting a copy and paste of Halo 3. I get it guys, Halo 3 was also a great game, but that doesn't mean every game has to be Halo 3.

Best in the series

DLC of the year

Gripping, high tension, and emotional story coupled with a gruesome and unforgiving group management style gameplay makes Gods Will be Watching a memorable yet painful experience. I very strongly recommend playing on "Original Light" your first time through to best experience the game. It's not for everyone, but it's still pretty good. 7/10.