Recent reviews by BigFartThunder

The conclusion to the trilogy of Heroes Rise. This one really made me enjoy all of this series and make me feel at ease. I felt like I was the Batman or any hero you love, standing for what I felt was right, with my AI companion that followed me through all 3, the drag queen Lafawnda. I forgot to mention the fact in all 3, I had put on a few soundtracks that seemed fitting and became immersed in the game. This one wraps up the story, while still making you on your toes, waiting to see what comes next. Replay value is around the same with Hero Project, but after this involving story, some may say they see the replay value as less, all up to you. If you love a good choose-your-own adventure, or maybe the thought of being a super hero, check this series out.

The sequel to the first game was great, I really liked the little things put in later on that made me love it more. These games have a unique function allowing you to continue with your character already made from the previous installment, but new people still have the chance to play it as well. I have some issues with the story, but mostly from my own feelings from the first game, that I plan not to spoil. On that note, this one seems easier to replay with even more strategies to make this a game more enjoyable, which I might do, but after marathoning all three games, I think I'll take a rest from it.

Starting this game off with no experience in this type of game, I was pleasantly suprised to find I loved every minute of this. Sure, some people didn't like the fact they couldn't pick their own powers, but I feel the sheer amount of time needed for that kind of stuff to both parties would really waste precious time. I also saw someone talk about typos, and I happened to see none, maybe I was too wrapped in the story compared to them? The game was great if that type is up your alley and reccommend it to those people. Keep in mind, you may want to come back to replay, but this has some replay values but I might give it some time to come back to it.

When I first discovered Mount and Blade, I figured it was all I would need, and I was happy with it, then I discovered the sequel. It's a sandbox game set in medieval times where you can do TONS of things, like, become a king of your own faction, become a bandit, besiege castle, etc. Warband even has multiplayer features! There's almost nothing you wouldn't be able to do on it, really. It even has the ability to marry if you so choose. Tired of the vanilla? Don't you worry your sweet little head, there are so many innovative mods, it would give you an aneurysm to even begin to count. I'll name a few off the top of my head, there's one that takes place in the story of the Game of Thrones universe (A Clash of Kings), there's another set in Japan during the era of the samurai (Gekokujo), there's a multiplayer mod where you roleplay life in medieval times with others (Persistent World), and so many more. It may say I only have like, what 30-40 hours, but (internets and all...) I would estimate that including offline time and before I had it on steam, I had around 100-130 hours on this game. I promise you will not be dissapointed. 10/10

This is the sequel to Arkham Asylum, this time around, part of Gotham has been transformed into a prison. I won't go into detail, but this time around, you play as Batman and Catwoman (from what I've played of it) in the story mode and, personally, I like it a tad more than Asylum for the fact of the amount of side missions that really makes you feel like you're a super hero. You can also play as Robin and Nightwing in the Riddler's Challenge mode, but I have seen mods to let you free roam as them. This is a great game all in all.

Batman Arkham Asylum is incredible. It was hard to stop me from playing the game. You play as Batman as he tries to stop Joker from taking over Arkham Asylum. The story was alright, the gameplay was great, and it was such a beautiful game, with it's darker tone. I highly reccommend this.