Последние обзоры Madison Rootbeer

Excluding the flaws present in Halo 4, MCC packs up 6 amazing stories bundled into a sweet package filled with joy, amazing and emotional moments. With the start of the Covenant invasion of Reach to the first destruction of a Halo ring all the way to Bungie's departure from the franchise that passes the torch to 343.

I've been a Halo fan for a short-ish amount of time, but Halo has shown me the importance of gameplay and story and on how they both can be amazing and great in a videogame, which many games today unfortunately still has yet learn.

Yet the only thing that really drags the game down is how poorly placed the checkpoints can be and there are no options to manually save a checkpoint which can often be unfair in games like Halo 2.

That aside, MCC for the PC (from the campaign aspect; singleplayer only) is a 10/10. Will update when I've completed Halo 4

A very fun, large and unique Elder Scrolls experience with frequent updates, tons of different quests and combat that actually works. Just wish the player numbers were higher.

Not only the start of a great franchise, but a start on the FPS genre as a whole.

Simple concept that makes a worthwhile experience for music lovers.

A chill but challenging game with wacky (but repetitive jokes) and a fun little roster of characters.

Fun and worthwhile park building with a big variety of dinosaurs; though all that content is gone to waste because of the very very limited space given to the players. Only one park is huge, but is a sandbox that serves no purpose to the players progress within the game.
Memorable dinosaurs such as the T-rex, Brachiosaurus and more appears throughout the game for sweet fan service, and less memorable dinosaurs like the Indominus Rex & the Indoraptor appears for special boosts that helps the players park gain attention.

A good game with a story that progresses to get slightly stale throughout the game, and worthy gameplay mechanics that suffers from the item pickup system that even the previous game had.

Perhaps the most frightening and immersive RE experience yet, with frantic graphics, great attention to detail and insane gore. The movement is intentionally slow to make the player feel more vulnerable, especially against the wide variety of enemies. It runs on the same engine as RE7 which really helps setting the universe between the two a lot more.

A 10/10 for avid RE fan like me.

Happy 11th anniversary :)

One of the strongest entries in the trilogy (excluding WAW and the upcoming 4th game), or even the strongest in the franchise. Black Ops II delivers a satisfying campaign, a fun multiplayer and a good zombies arcade mode.

Note:I am currently learning how to actually write reviews, feel free to criticize my review(s).

The campaign expands further as a direct sequel to the original Black Ops by continuing the story of Alex Mason's son, David Mason. The story is set in two different era's, from the late 1980's, building the story up for the main antagonist, Raul Menendez and his strong lust for revenge on the western society. As a character alone, he is menacing and you can't help symphatize with him because of his troubled past. The next era is set in 2025, where technology has grown a lot since today.

The campaign in Black Ops II is the first and latest entry in the franchise to have a branching, non-linear storyline, where every players action in the campaign builds up to the conclusion of it, and every choice feels like the last, by having a story heavy sequence.
Though, the story feels very sparse at time, even putting some characters aside, like Jason Hudson, who was one of the most focused characters in the previous Black Ops, feels a bit wasted, and typically the campaign of a cod game is rather short with a 6 hour span, which definetely is the length of this one. Not only the story, but everything feels so forced like, if you don't play it as the devs intended it, you will die. Which really sets back the pace of the campaign.

The multiplayer takes everything the previous entries did right, expanding it and adding new elements, weapons killstreaks etc. Everything is earned through gameplay and dedication. Trial and error occurs, but everything you do is rewarded greatly. This game is definetely the peak of the franchise in terms of multiplayers, since it keeps the core gameplay mechanics and movement without adding anything oversaturated like exo jump jet packs. I do not criticize them, but I definetely preger the original gameplay.

I will cover the zombies mode later in the future, as I've yet to try the zombies