Recent reviews by Justy

Oblivion is still one of my favorite Elder Scrolls game to play, and I was very eager to hear it got a remaster! It's the good old game with a fresh coat of paint, quality of life improvements and changes from the original. Despite the occasional crashes and performance issues, this game runs fairly well and I find the gameplay and combat changes in the remaster to be very satisfying. The $50 price tag is worth it as you're also getting all of the DLCs and add-ons from the original, but understandable if you want to wait for sale. The deluxe edition, while it may sound confusing, only gives additional cosmetic content, at the cost of $10 more.

To me, calling this a remastered feels like an understatement, because this is the closest Bethesda has come to a full-on remake of the game. Kudos to them for making this happen, and Virtuos have done an amazing job with the remaster! I hope we get to see remasters of other old Bethesda titles from Virtuos, especially Fallout 3 and Morrowind! If you ask me, Morrowind desperately needs it the most.

11/10, perhaps one of the best looking game I've seen this year.

I grew up playing the Papa's games back when they were simple Flash games you play on your browser, but out of all of them, Freezeria is my favorite. I remember when I would always go to CoolMathGames on a school computer whenever I had free time, and I would always load up this game to pass time and always had fun playing. Now, it's on Steam, and it's by far the best version of Freezeria yet!

Not only is it the same familiar game we all know and love, it's the same game but with new and existing mechanics from past Papa's games to create the perfect remaster of one of the most popular Papa's game ever. The minigames, seasons, and many more features adds so much to the fun and replay ability of the game. Let's not forget to mention the quality-of-life changes that were introduced, which makes the game so much easier to play. I especially love how you can now hold the blender booster button for as long as you want, rather than it overheating like how the previous versions worked.

By far one of my favorite features they added into Freezeria is the food truck! It's essentially a free play mode, or a sandbox mode that lets you make whatever you want. It's a great feature for someone like me that wants to practice how to get perfect scores (especially the toppings, definitely the toppings!), while also being rewarded with extra tips and tickets at the end of each day.

Unfortunately, such a good remaster of a game can come with its downsides. One of the more notable ones I noticed is that the game is capped at 30 FPS. This can make some minigames, such as the raceway minigame look very unbearable to play through. I do wish the developers could either add an option to set the cap higher, at least to 60 FPS, or make the game run at a capped minimum of 60 FPS instead.

Overall, this is an amazing game, even if you've never played it before! It's worth the price tag, and I'm looking forward to getting 100% achievements for this. I am highly looking forward to more past Papa's games deluxe on Steam!

Still an amazing game two decades later, and one that I love to go back and play every now and then.

Pay close attention when it comes to this game! There are no quest markers, so read the dialogue carefully on what to do and where to go. It may be daunting at first, but eventually you'll soon get used to it and you may find the game enjoyable that way like I did.

ESO is an amazing game to get into if you like MMOs like I do. There's an absolute ton of content that you'll end up only doing the tip of the iceberg on your regular playthrough. Progression is great, and I love that all of the gear you obtain throughout the game doesn't feel like it's obsolete. You can use whatever you want and it'll still do the job.

Definitely recommend getting the base game + most of the DLCs when they go on sale, worth the money for how much content this game has, and they're still adding more!

It's 2024, and this is still one of the best Call of Duty game and the best Black Ops game, period. Campaign has to be the best that Treyarch made, up there with BO1. Scary how we're getting closer to 2025 and tensions in the real world are starting to be very similar to what happens in the campaign. Multiplayer was very, very good and Zombies was solid.

All that being said, why the $60 full price? Sure it did make sense during its release, but now it's not worth that price. If you really want to get this game, please keep an eye out when a sale happens.

Please, at least get this DLC when you get BO3. You really need it.

These are just past Creation Club content in one big bundle, which a good chunk of them you don't necessarily need. Sure, some of them may come useful such as Myrwatch, but you don't really need to have these to make your game "better". Even if it's useful, paying $20 for all of this? I would rather pay for Skyrim again with that price or lower than paying for a handful of creations that I didn't ask for.

That said, if you want to do the opposite, highly recommend to get this during sale, otherwise not worth $20.

If you're someone like me who loves cleaning but apparently doesn't even have the time to do it in real life, this game is for you! This game somehow makes mopping, taking out the trash, and doing tasks for 2 hours satisfying either by yourself or with friends.

I like Fallout, and this one overall is a good improvement to the last two entries. While the story isn't that memorable for me compared to the others, the gunplay has definitely been enjoyable! Just imagine Fallout 3 or New Vegas having the gunplay of this game, both of them would be instant masterpieces in my book.

Definitely better with mods, and even after 9 years people are still supporting and making new mods for this game. 9/10

It's a game about clicking a cookie, what more could I say?