Recent reviews by June

A solid enough follow up to AC2 that has a somewhat large single worldspace compared to its predecessor's several areas that combined are larger than Rome in this game. Some general tuning makes the game feel slightly better than AC2, but without large enough changes to feel too separate. More like a follow up expansion rather than a full-blown sequel.

This game still holds up quite well. A more story focused follow up to the original that follows the life of Ezio Auditore da Firenze. Gone are the forced side missions before each major assassination, now you just go from mission to mission. The climbing has been improved since the first but still has a little bit of jank to it. Well worth going through for Ezio's story, as well as to experience the full series.

A quite solid opening to the series. While a bit janky by today's standards, the game manages to have quite well designed mechanics.
The parkour is as enjoyable as ever, if a bit slow, the combat is just satisfying enough to not get too boring.
Variety comes in the form of different ways to get around an enemy's block, ways to parry or avoid their strikes, etc.
The story establishes the same plot the series follows after, Templars vs. Assassins, but also proves why it works. Secret bonus bits in the present time allow you to get a few bonus bits at the end of the game that I missed out on that hint towards the future games as well as more of the plot.

Too expensive for a game that mirrors Portal and Portal 2 in length, and general game feel. Tries way to hard to do the same thing Portal did with its characters.

I paid for wacky android waifu/twink swordfighter adventures, and all I got was depression and an existential crisis.

An impressive level of improvements and QoL changes compared to Old School RuneScape. Has the usual ton of gameplay and grinding even as a F2P.

♥♥♥♥ multiplayer lmao

This game is the ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ worst. Everyone who plays it is a bumbling fool, and I'd rather it no other way. Please buy it and suffer with the rest of us.

A good idea that falls apart due to bad writing, voice acting, area design, etc. The puzzles for the most part are decently solid, some suffer from extra elements that bring confusion to the overall design. Also SURFING, is a "puzzle" in this.

Much like Sonic Adventure 1, I can only recommend this if you have a history with it, or you'd like to experience a fairly janky 3D Sonic game. At least this doesn't make you fish as Big for the true ending.