Recent reviews by Aya

Everything that you loved about Metro 2033, with most of the worst bugs and stealth fixed. It just needs to be longer now.

A well balanced mix of fps / tower def. It's unique, beautiful, and well worth your time.

What a dissapointing, shoddily ported game. It's short, boring, cliché, and I don't care how many patches Gearbox makes in an attempt to fix it, it will still be ♥♥♥♥. Don't outsource your work, ladies and gents.

A proper dlc, with at the very least, a couple hours worth of gameplay that attaches fairly well to the vanilla story. Just a shame it's completely seperate.

I should have recommended this ages ago, but in short, this game is absolutely perfect; the graphics, music, ambience, gameplay, stealth...everything. It's so open world and curious for a story driven game, plenty of side quests to keep you busy, and infinite amounts of changing dialogue depending on how you treat the npcs. Every time I play through it's a different experience, with a plethora of details and secrets that I missed previously.

The only thing that will save me from playing this game indefinitely, is a sequel.

Beautiful, colorful game, with a powerful plot, as expected from the developers of the original Bioshock. Don't be fooled by it's bright and godly first appearance, there is plenty of darkness and depravity once you get immersed.

Absolutely stunning. I was skeptical initially, but Enix has done a great job. This game is beautiful and intricately detailed, with all of the background ambience I'd expect from TR. It is a suprisingly good port, and the controls feel smooth. Contrary to the lot of now linear games, there is a considerable amount of free-roaming to be done in this game. I would recommend this to any fan of the series, despite how different it may seem.

Better than the first Dead Space--as if that were possible.

The ambience, as I expect with any Silent Hill game, is marvelous, but this particular addition to the franchise seems to play off of all of Silent Hill's currently major clichés, and expand on them in a poor attempt to draw people in for the same themes. This game has the unfortunate downfall of being another shoddy console port, making the controls abysmally wearisome, which in turn draws from game content. If you want to play this, have a controller, and don't immerse yourself expecting any Silent Hill 2 brilliance.

Definitely a unique game--great atmosphere and guns. Unfortunately, the controls are clearly console ported and very sluggish feeling.