Recent reviews by tervis scoot

Glad that the Papa-ria games are coming back again. I would love to see Taco Mai or Bakeria come back.

I thought I made a review on this game but I guess not.

During development; The devs talked to the community and showed off new things you should expect from the remake and when it finally got released, man was I happy to play it. (Though I had to upgrade my PC beforehand)

It's a faithful remake of the original game, the one big major thing that I'm happy about is that the whole ship of the Ishimura is one big map. There are no loading screens when you go to a different part of the ship. Exploring parts of the stations is rewarding and there are side quests that will give you upgrades or give you more lore.

They brought back Gunner Wright, the VA of Issac from the Second and Third games, and made him talk in this game. He has different voice lines when he's talking to someone in low health.

Oh and speaking of health, the death animations are still great. Personally, I like the Re-Animator kill a lot.

The weapons are still the same, I did hear a different sfx for the plasma cutter but it grew on me and I didn't mind it as much. The pulse rifle's alt-fire is the grenade launcher from the second game. In the 2008 version, Issac would hold it up in the air and the gun would fire horizontally in different directions at enemies. It was funny to look at and I'm glad they changed it for the remake.

Overall, this remake is a perfect example of remaking a 15-year-old game. If you played the 2008 version, I'd recommend playing this one. I know that the series is back on ice, again but if they could, I would love for them to do the second game as well. Or remake the third game because the community knows how sucky that one was.

Season 3 is the one where it hits the lowest out of the bunch. I didn't like some of the characters nor cared about them at all. The story was okay-ish. Building up to how Clementine acts in Season 4 was a neat thing to see as well.

I know Telltale was going through a bad point while they were making this and it shows too, but I wish they would've stopped and think more on the season rather than making something that feels rushed.

Below Zero felt like a DLC to Subnautica. It was nice to see a different setting and a protagonist who can talk, but I'd rather play the first game than this.

You play Alan Wake, a writer trying to relax on vacation with his wife in a small town called "Bright Falls." She suddenly disappears after an argument and everything after that is a blur. Alan Wakes up from a car wreck with no memory of what happened.

I remember playing this game when I rented a copy from Blockbuster. I never fully got around to finishing it until 2018. I'm glad to have 100% of this game finally. It's such a great game.

I wish Alan Wake 2 were on Steam instead of Epic. I would've loved to show off all of the achievements for that game on here too.

After the events of Season 1, you continue Clementine's story and play as her. This season was a bit more grim and darker. It wasn't as great as Season 1 but it's up there. The first episode reminds you that this is The Walking Dead and throws you out of the window. The ending made me cry just like the first season. Spoilers for the ending and Season 3: I went with Kenny instead of Jane because of what she does in Season 3. She was smart but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ was she an actual ♥♥♥♥♥ at times.

Most of the characters were great. I wish the "300 Days" DLC got more character interaction, like being part of the story, rather than cameos from the cast. Other than that, good season. 9/10 ~ I'd slap Sarah again.

I recently bought every season of The Walking Dead. Of course, this wonderful series had to be played at the beginning.

Season 1 of Telltale's Walking Dead is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The characters from this game are so memorable and well-written that even after 12 years, you can instantly put a face to their name. It ends on such a high note that Season 2 is worth playing to find out what happens to Clementine after the end credits of the final episode.
10/10 ~ Lee deserved better.

This is another game I played when Blockbuster was a thing. I rented it for my 360 at the time and I never got to finish it until recently. I decided to do 100% and get all of the achievements too.

Honestly, I don't think it needed a remaster but I don't know if the original had any problems.

I got all the achievements with a friend to show how much I enjoyed playing this game and even after I had 100% of it, I still played it a lot more.

I don't blame the devs for what happened, I mostly blame the suits at Soy-ny for doing this. I uninstalled it and am heavily debating whether I should get a refund. Part of me wants to believe that there's some glimmer of hope that this game will make a comeback.

A big middle finger to you Sony Executives for pushing this.

Just play the Classic version because I've heard and seen how bad the Definitive Edition is. DE isn't worth playing.
I did run into trouble with the game crashing on me multiple times during Chapter 2 and the fix I got was downloading the
4GB Patch for this game. Here's the guide for the fixes.


Mafia 2 is as beautiful as it was back in 2011 when I first played it on the 360.

The track that you hear in the main menu fits perfectly with the story. When I finished the game again on PC, a friend pointed out how the story was so tragic but so well written, which I couldn't agree more.
The gameplay is fun, the melee isn't all great but the shooting kinda makes up for it.

Vito and Joe are such a great duo. I wish Sicilians were real.