Recent reviews by taisei

At first I though it was an okay game but as I got more experienced, I started seeing the appeal of TF2. The main reason why I play it is for its complexity. I'm still learning new things about TF2 even with all the hours I have put into it.

What I mostly love about the game is that there are so many ways to play it. If you want to chill: try some jump maps. If you want a challenge: try getting into competitive. If you want to goof off: try casual.

TF2's mechanics are are by far the best of the team based shooter genre. TF2 has a steep learning curve and a high skill ceiling, rewarding players who put in time to develop their skills. The quake/source movement feels so good and natural when used correctly.

TF2's biggest flaw is some balancing issues, some bugs, and the lack of attention from Valve. This is all expected from a game as old as TF2 but is sad nonetheless.

Borderlands The Pre-Sequel is simular the BL2 but it's game play is more fast pace and there are more action sequences. I really liked how you could play in Jack's origin story and understand the character of Jack. I feel like it needed newer weapons, but I understand that the team behind BLPS had a to make the ice and laser weapon mechanics, so I dont hold this against them too much. Over all I rate this game a 8/10, it wasn't the best game I have ever played but it definatly has a place in my heart.

(And if you say "AP4LLO didn't get BL2" I did, but I got it through the apple store... sorry Gaben, please grant me random crits and no team autobalance...)

To The Moon is the saddest/emotional game I have played by far. If you haven't played this game then you are missing a life time experience. I liked how they gave the characters special qualities to them, and they stuck with the story. Even though it was emotional I still liked how they added comedy into it, though I think this can be viewed in bad light by some gamers. Overall I rate this game 7.5/10 I think it is good and I remember the story forever, but in my opinion it needs more interaction between the player and the game.

I love the way I can make any thing my mind wants to with the restriction of my talent :D