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Title: "Resident Evil 3 Remake: Dodging Zombies and Dodging My Own Screams"

Review:
If you've ever wanted to know what it's like to simultaneously sprint through a city overrun by zombies while also trying not to spill your coffee, Resident Evil 3 Remake has got you covered. Capcom's latest undead adventure is like a rollercoaster ride through Raccoon City, where the only thing scarier than the monsters lurking around every corner is the realization that you forgot to stock up on ammo.

Let's start with the protagonist, Jill Valentine. She's like the MacGyver of survival horror, turning every found item into a makeshift weapon with the finesse of a seasoned ninja. Seriously, forget about stocking up on rocket launchers – all you need is a trusty knife and a can-do attitude to take down those brain-hungry baddies.

And speaking of baddies, Nemesis deserves a special shoutout. This guy is like the Terminator on steroids, relentlessly pursuing you with all the determination of someone who just really wants a hug... or to rip your face off. Either way, it's hard not to admire his dedication to the art of zombie hunting.

But let's not forget about the real star of the show: Raccoon City itself. From the eerily quiet streets to the dimly lit alleyways, every corner of this urban nightmare is dripping with atmosphere. It's like a postcard from hell – if hell had a serious rat problem and a penchant for jump scares.

Of course, no Resident Evil game would be complete without its fair share of puzzles, and RE3 Remake doesn't disappoint. Whether you're deciphering cryptic codes or hunting down elusive keys, there's always something to keep your brain scratching while your trigger finger gets a workout.

In conclusion, Resident Evil 3 Remake is a pulse-pounding thrill ride from start to finish. With its heart-stopping action, spine-tingling scares, and enough zombie guts to fill a swimming pool, it's a must-play for any survival horror fan. Just don't forget to pack your nerves of steel – you're gonna need 'em.

Rating: 5/5 Stars – Because dodging zombies has never been so much fun!

My Review:
Skyrim on Steam is a sprawling masterpiece that immerses you in a vast and enchanting world. From the breathtaking landscapes to the intricate lore, every corner of the game is a testament to the developers' dedication. Whether you're slaying dragons, crafting gear, or embarking on quests, the sense of freedom is exhilarating. With mods adding endless possibilities, Skyrim is a journey you'll want to take over and over.
✦ Gameplay - [09/10]
✦ Difficulity - [08/10]
✦ Graphics - [06/10]ㅤㅤ      ㅤ
✦ Story - [10/10]
✦ Songs - [08/10]
✦ Price - [09/10]

Title: "Resident Evil 2 Remake: Survival Horror's Greatest Hits Reimagined"

Review:
If Resident Evil 2 Remake were a movie, it would be the blockbuster hit of the summer – the kind of film you watch with one eye closed and the other peeking through your fingers. Capcom's reimagining of this survival horror classic is like a love letter to fans of the original, with all the thrills, chills, and zombie kills you could ask for.

Let's start with the dynamic duo at the heart of the game: Leon Kennedy and Claire Redfield. These two are like the Batman and Robin of zombie-infested Raccoon City, armed with nothing but their wits and a trusty arsenal of weapons. Watching them navigate the city's twisted streets is like watching a masterclass in zombie survival – if that masterclass also involved a lot of screaming and running for your life.

But the real star of the show is the game's setting: the iconic Raccoon City Police Department. From its dimly lit corridors to its blood-spattered walls, every inch of this haunted house of horrors is dripping with atmosphere. It's like stepping into a nightmare version of your childhood police station – assuming your childhood police station was overrun by the undead and filled with puzzles straight out of a cryptographer's worst nightmare.

And let's not forget about the zombies themselves. These guys are like the Energizer bunnies of the undead world, with an endless supply of energy and a serious case of the munchies. Whether you're blowing their heads off with a shotgun or dodging their outstretched arms like a seasoned matador, there's never a dull moment when you're up against these brain-hungry baddies.

Of course, no Resident Evil game would be complete without its fair share of puzzles, and RE2 Remake doesn't disappoint. From deciphering cryptic codes to hunting down elusive keys, there's always something to keep your brain scratching while your trigger finger gets a workout.

In conclusion, Resident Evil 2 Remake is a spine-tingling thrill ride from start to finish. With its heart-stopping action, hair-raising scares, and enough zombie guts to fill a swimming pool, it's a must-play for any survival horror fan. Just don't forget to pack your courage – you're gonna need it.

Rating: 5/5 Stars – Because surviving the zombie apocalypse has never been so much fun!

My Review:
Resident Evil 1 holds an iconic place in gaming history, and after playing it, I'm reminded once again why this game is a true masterpiece. This title perfectly captures the essence of survival horror, blending atmospheric tension with challenging gameplay in a way that keeps you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

The mansion setting is meticulously designed, creating an atmosphere of suspense and unease that's hard to match. Every creaking floorboard and distant moan of a zombie adds to the sense of impending doom, making exploration a heart-pounding adventure in itself. The pre-rendered backgrounds, despite their age, still manage to convey a hauntingly immersive experience that draws you deeper into the mysteries of the mansion.

The gameplay mechanics, while they might feel somewhat dated to newcomers, are integral to the game's charm. The limited inventory space and resource management add an extra layer of tension, forcing you to think strategically about every decision. Puzzles are both intriguing and satisfyingly challenging, making you feel accomplished as you piece together the clues and unlock new areas.

The character development and storyline are engaging, with a cast of memorable and diverse personalities, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The dynamic between the characters adds an extra layer of depth to the overall experience, making you feel invested in their journey.

Resident Evil 1 is a testament to the fact that great game design and storytelling can stand the test of time. It's not just a nostalgic trip down memory lane; it's a genuinely compelling and unsettling adventure that's just as captivating today as it was when it first released.

If you're a fan of survival horror, or if you're new to the genre and want to experience its roots, Resident Evil 1 is an absolute must-play. It's a piece of gaming history that every enthusiast should have in their collection. So grab your trusty handgun, brace yourself for the unknown, and step into the nightmare that started it all.
✦ Gameplay - [08/10]
✦ Difficulity - [08/10]
✦ Graphics - [07/10]ㅤㅤ      ㅤ
✦ Story - [10/10]
✦ Songs - [9/10]
✦ Price - [08/10]

Definitely worth the money, a quality remaster. It's a nice little twist on the standard Resident Evil game loop of coordinating everything on the map without a supply point. Otherwise, the same timeless action from the first season. fantastic looks and performance!

✦ Gameplay - [07/10]
✦ Difficulity - [07/10]
✦ Graphics - [06/10]ㅤㅤ      ㅤ
✦ Story - [10/10]
✦ Songs - [06/10]
✦ Price - [08/10]

Plot are garbage. They do a ♥♥♥♥ job of explaining the systems for crafting, which leads me to my first annoyance. You're weapons brake and brake often. This is very true for early game. You have a weapon for about 5 encounters, have to repair it, and it can only be repaired 3 times.

Great visuals.
Massive world filled with content.
Well-crafted world and lore, with engaging dialogue and overarching story arcs.
Fast, fluid, and rewarding combat.

So far the game is absolutely fantastic! I really like how we can explore and find treasure by destroying other ships. The only downside is that you can't play alone. Be sure to try it with friends.

An approachable and intensely gratifying shooter that encourages teamwork and forethought over rapid reflexes is Rainbow Six Siege.

To be honest, I've spent a lot of time here, but I'd say the enjoyment isn't quite as high as it was during the first 200 hours of play. Although that's just my opinion, I don't like how the game has been developed. Because it's enjoyable when played with others, I'll continue to do so. Still a very interesting game with a lot of potential, I hope things improve.