Recent reviews by Colt Legend

Best game for serial killers...

This game is great because of the story that takes place in 1899 at the end of the wild west that in my opinion can not get bored reading what we can learn from the different people their stories about the civil war and the birth of the Van der Linde gang. I am also glad that the game is a prequel to the first part of the game as I also passed it and wished that more was said about the main character and the Van der Linde gang which was eventually done and it was so well done that I can not even believe that this game and not a movie or series about the wild west.
This sense of impending tragedy and the knowledge that Arthur's story is leading towards an uncertain fate creates a sense of urgency and emotional investment in his story, as players are compelled to see how his journey unfolds.

Mad Max is pretty good on its own as a game, I haven't watched any of the movies so I can safely say that anyone who has never seen a Mad Max part can enjoy it. Of course there are references like eating dog food and some names/locations that fans will recognize. However, they are not clumsy and fit in well with the rest of Mad Max. The game sometimes has bugs, but in general they do not spoil the impression of the game as grind and side quests. For fans of the wasteland and cars of the 20th century, I can advise this game.

Resident Evil 2 Remake takes you back to 1998 when the game was released on the PlayStation 1. Truly a horror game good, from the graphics to the story, it just excels in all departments. I did not like the fact that the game is divided into scenarios that you have to play separately to find out what each of the main characters did in the game. I think these old games should be remakes.

Funny feelings...

This game is a thoughtful, diverse, and frequently awe-inspiring adventure. Its stories are deep and satisfying, unafraid to touch on themes of personal character, presenting players with choices and consequences that aren’t about turning into a hero or a villain. Its shockingly cohesive world is as beautiful as it is demanding, and it's packed full of mature content that throws you from one emotional response to the next. Its storytelling is superb, its combat is grippingly refined, and its often unforgiving nature only lends itself to a brilliantly rewarding experience

Follow The Damn Train, CJ!

The story pulls no punches, neither glorifying nor demeaning the difficult lives its protagonists lead--just presenting them with brutal honesty and letting you reach your own conclusions.
This game could be a masterpiece, but the developers removed half of the content that was shown in 2009.

Good dlc