Recent reviews by StevenIsBlind

It's 12 AM and I've just finished three different endings of this game, honestly, I’m speechless. This game is a masterpiece in every sense; from the stunning art and immersive story to the tight gameplay, it's one of the best comebacks we’ve seen in the gaming industry in years.

Talking about the game's story is almost impossible—it's like buying a ticket to a dystopian reality where everything’s a twisted version of happiness. But even in that chaos, you meet people, share your experiences, and grow alongside them. V represents all of us, showing how our choices and interactions shape the narrative and gameplay. And let’s not forget the animated series they dropped to complement the game; the synergy between both is just insane.

Beyond the story, gameplay, and all the epic details I could rave about, what really blows my mind is the team’s dedication. They worked tirelessly for the past five years to fix the game, even after a rough start that had fans ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ on it, calling it "Cyberbug 2077." Now, it’s a favourite benchmarking tool, kind of like how Cyberpunk is the new Crysis. Even after ironing out the major issues, they keep rolling out quality of life patches that make the game more accessible for everyone.

Ultimately, Cyberpunk 2077 is one of the most epic games of our generation. If it hadn't stumbled out of the gate, I genuinely believe it could have reached the iconic status of titles like Elden Ring or Baldur's Gate 3. 10/10.

With such genius design, this is hands down one of the most underrated indie games ever made. With cute aesthetics and all, this game also packs an amazing design that will knock your socks off. We're talking amazing development, lovable characters, and a one-of-a-kind world with storytelling that hits different.

I usually yap for ages after playing a peak game, but this? Ts is so peak I’m straight-up speechless. So YOU, yes YOU MF who are reading this—stop whatever you're doing and play this game RIGHT NOW!!!

My friend keep asking me why I keep pointing the gun at myself, I guess we never know

As much as I love this game and hold it dear as part of a cherished franchise, it’s undeniably the weakest installment in terms of storytelling. The narrative lacks consistency, giving a rushed impression that undermines what could have been a truly impactful tale. The villain, unfortunately, comes across as a missed opportunity, only making an appearance late in the game before undergoing an abrupt change of heart, an underwhelming payoff that falls short of the franchise’s usual standards.

The ending, which centers around the journey of friendship and the beauty of building connections, had so much potential. The concept is solid, but the execution left much to be desired. The resolution felt unsatisfying, lacking the emotional weight that made previous entries memorable.

Another disappointment was the quality of the CG graphics. While the early visuals are striking, likely designed for promotional appeal, the quality dips significantly as the game progresses, turning cutscenes in the latter stages into something resembling a low-effort slideshow rather than the vibrant animations the franchise is known for.

Despite these shortcomings, I still deeply appreciate the game’s charming townspeople, who were written with care and personality. However, issues like an outdated engine, poor performance, and fragmented storytelling detracted from the experience. I’m hopeful that the next entry in the Rune Factory series will address these issues and restore the franchise’s reputation for immersive storytelling and quality gameplay.

Dude... I mean, all the awards and recognition already show how good this game is. From the world-building to every single boss, NPC, and even the Tarnished's story, it feels both poetic and epic at the same time.This game keeps me on the edge of my seat every time.

What's more impressive is how it has generated such a huge community, further boosting FromSoft's name. The DLC was challenging but exciting and fun. I'm glad I had friends to enjoy this masterpiece with, and I hope anyone still on the fence about getting this game knows they're in for the experience of a lifetime

To be honest, I never anticipated enjoying this game as much as I did with Persona 5. After completing Persona 5 Royal, my expectations were modest, given how much fun I had previously. However, this game exceeded my expectations.

At first, you will feel a bit like running errands, doing quests before deadlines and such. But as the story progresses, that's when you can really feel how well the story was written. Every one of your friends within the game feels so real, as if you are truly there with them, enjoying the student life in the small country town of Inaba. Though I have to agree that some of the jokes in the game are really outdated and feel a bit cringey (actually, it's bear-able,iykwim), the overall experience is irreplaceable.

After all, this is such a great game with great soundtracks. If you don't mind old graphics and jokes, this game will treat you well with its ingenious plot writing and an unforgettable experience!

P.S: Chie's the best girl, by the way.

kazumi's simp no cyap

What else can I say ? A game, no an app that can help everyone more than they thought. If you want to chill or have a background music and theme going on then Virtual Cottage is for you. You can change the weather as you like and the music is amazing. Well recommended