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Building upon the foundation established in Assassin's Creed Origins, Odyssey brings together that title's RPG adventure with the ship-bound exploration of Black Flag. Choice and consequence feature heavily in Odyssey, with the player guiding Alexios or Kassandra through a massive journey to reunite their family and kill a lot of people. Not every feature is perfect, with things like recruitment and Conquest Battles needing a bit of work, but overall Odyssey is a grand next step for the journey Origins started.

Not a bad game, just not what I expected it to be. They use the exact same zombie models at RE2 and even some exact same areas and have the audacity to charge full price for what should be a $20 DLC for RE:2 Remake.

Nemesis isn’t nearly as good as Mr X in RE2, nearly all your interactions with nemesis are scripted and the unscripted parts are over far too soon. They’ve cut out so much from the original which wouldn’t be a problem if they just put more effort in. They added a dodge mechanic that once you get good at it makes the game stupidly easy, also they have upped the action but kept the same narrow hallways and camera angles and I found myself a lot of the time getting cornered and fighting the camera angle to try see what I was doing and getting stuck on doors. It’s well voiced and generally is a good game but it’s a complete insult to charge full price. Don’t even bother with the online Resistance game.

On its own it’s not terrible, but considering RE2 was a masterpiece and it used almost the stuff from that I’m surprised they got it so wrong. Wait for it to come on sale.

Underrated and fantastic! This is a game that's worth playing over again for sure and the journey kept me on edge through my whole playthrough!

Character development was spot on, so was the connection between Amicia & Hugo. You became attached to Hugo very easily and want to make sure he follows your every move and is safe. I never really found Hugo to be annoying at all, but more useful, especially towards the end of the game. There's chances for adapting with other survivors that join to help you take down the inquisition and find more balance in the game. Fun but sad journey, you get so attached to all of the main characters in the game. Other than that the gameplay expanded and gave you harder challenges through out each chapter, including enemies, brain thinking strategies to help you survive horrible things that come your way.

The stealth was pretty easy for the most part and if it wasn't for upgrades, and different weapon crafting or so called alchemy bombs and etc. Every new thing you craft in this game is very useful in many ways, also including to find easier ways to take down your enemies or clear paths to escape. The combat was pretty basic, but at the same time, brutal and satisfying. Enemies spot you easily so defintely use the environment to your advantage. There's so much to say about how amazing the story was.

A Plague Tale: Innocence was just fantastic! I loved this game!

Great game, slightly wonky in the camera system, would be a lot better if they figure out the tracking, costed me some SSS rankings, which could be frustrating for some. The lock-on is a bit weird, due to the fact that it affects how the camera tracks, and cause it to zoom in and out at weird part. Mechanics are awesome, all characters are great, although V was the least interesting character to play due to how easy he was. Dante is extremely fun, you can get a lot out of him. Nero is the most challenging to get SSS due to a lack of a devil trigger but his taunts are still the best.

I admit I'm emotionally attached to the series and upon playing DMC 5 I was a bit nervous if the new game would deliver. I must say, Devil May Cry 5 is the best in the series. The story wraps up nicely, the gameplay is Godly (Devilish), and everything just came together in such a profound way. I can safely say you won't be dissapointed! Amazing game for an amazing series.

Awesome, I really love how the Crash Bandicoot 3 section of it was basically a nostalgic revisiting of my own childhood experience on the original PlayStation 1 Crash Bandicoot game. And in addition to that, the trilogy even has re-imagined versions of Crash Bandicoot 1 and Crash Bandicoot 2 which I have never physically owned on PlayStation 1. This game is a ton of fun for Crash Bandicoot fans of all ages and even for casual gamers who would just love a good challenge! I highly recommend, 10/10 :)

As a huge fan of Castlevania and a guy who enjoyed SOTN..... this latest take on Castlevania is more of a throw back to the old way of SOTN. Is that a bad thing? No, not really as it captures what fans wanted and keeps some old school charm and design.

Visually it's decent but I feel it could have been better.... and the audio although good lacks the pristine quality I remember from SOTN.

Gameplay is key here and it plays great! Fluid and with sharp response times. Nice RPG element's and good feeling of progression through the large world. The action platform RPG style melds just about perfect. The challenge is tougher than modern games we are used to playing but it's not to silly levels.

A thoroughly solid game. A throw back to SOTN and on par with that game generally...minus maybe the lead characters. I prefered the characters in SOTN..

Highly recommend this game...it's not perfect but it's good fun and a nice throwback to classic gameplay ideals.

A tense, challenging, and beautiful remake of a classic survival horror game, and with enough fresh ideas to make it feel excitingly new. 5/5 S.T.A.R.S

Cuphead's 1930's cartoon aesthetic is endlessly charming, popping with colors and expressions unlike anything seen from a videogame before. The sheer variety of characters and settings yields a consistent delight as you go from one stage to the next and under all that lovely animation lies a difficult yet rewarding platformer.

While Cuphead is decidedly painful, committed to beating you over the head with death after death, it’s also meticulously crafted. It is platforming greatness at its very best, and proves just what can be achieved when the necessary time is put into fine tuning a game before release.

Highly recommended 10/10

The Tekken Series has always been my favorite fighting game ever since Tekken 3, and as a huge fan i can say that Tekken 7 is the best the series has ever been.

PROS
+ Beautiful character and stage designs
+ Large cast of playable characters at launch day and a lot more to come as DLCs soon
+ Well optimized, runs great at my system (1080p 60fps) with no frame drops
+ The netcode for online play is so good

CONS
- The game soundtrack is an electronic treat for others, but I would still prefer the previous Tekken games soundtracks (release Tekken Jukebox please)
- Tekken 7 fails to teach players its new mechanics for beginners and new to the franchise

Tekken 7 remains an addicting technical fighter that constantly beckons you for just one more round. Overall i would give an 8.5/10 score. Tekken 7 is easily the fighting game of the year for me.

To be totally honest, the best description I can give is "It's a worse dark souls". The guys took a challenge to copy a praised series and they fell in the more obvious trap: they didn't innovate enough.

There's no boss or mechanic that you go like "Oh wow, that's really cool", most things are "alright" and some are actually bad. If you have the money and nothing else to play I would say buy it, it's not a bad game.