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EXTRA2 + ZWEI when?

MGS 3 > MGS PW > MGS GZ > MGS V PP > MGS 1 > MGS 2 > MGS 4
Play in order.

Oh the list is incomplete and you have plenty of time on your hands?
Here is a wiki article[en.wikipedia.org]that gives you the complete one.
Have fun.

Q: Is AC7 a good AC game?
A: yes.

Q: Is it better than AC Zero?
A: No.

7/10

Although Disgaea 5 (in)Complete Edition has less features than console version, it's still a Disgaea game with its unique charm. Straightforward story, great characters with wacky writing, 100+ hours of content with depth customization that make the game always fresh throughout the playthrough.

The depth customization is the main charm of the series. Classes and races with their strength and weakness that can be leveled up to level 9999. There is a feature called Chara World that strength the characters' stat without leveling up. Characters can be reincarnated to level one, but makes them stronger than before. Items and equipments that the stats can be modified by finishing the Item World. The Dark Assembly lets you change the game's rules, such as make the enemies weaker, double the EXP, etc.

But be aware, the game is VERY grindy. Despite the fact that you can manipulate how much EXP % you can get, you still could get burn-out.

Overall,
Usalia best girl. 10/10.
Please port Disgaea 4 to PC too.

Cons:
- The weakest in the franchise
- Has the worst PVE
- low playerbase compared to the newer version.
- Darklurker (optional boss)
- Lava area in the sky? Seriously?

Pros:
- Still a great game.

Have a potato PC? No problemo mi amigo.
My To-♥♥♥♥-ba laptop even could get 60 FPS with Intel HD 3000 and 2GB RAM.

I can only dream of re-playing Ace Attorney and Professor Layton once more.
few of it have finally come true.
Thanks Capcom.

The worst thing I've ever bought on Steam, yet.

Look, I like Neptunia's quirky jokes and Tsunako's art, and wanted to get into DAL since I didn't quite enjoy the anime. So I was quite open-minded, and expected some silly and cheesy writings.

But oh boy, this VN is on another level. I cannot recommend this VN for those who wants a good reading. This game is only for DAL fans.

There are still good things about this VNs.
- It has Tsunako's art
- All sprites are animated
- Kurumi's route was pretty good though

And, the bad ones.
- The writing is so bad that I almost had stroke reading it
- The story is... It's pretty much DAL
- The rest of the girls

If you like DAL, you're probably gonna like it. Otherwise, you'd wish yourself to waste your time on other things.

"Let me share with you my understanding of Madam Mellody's work. After observing so many humans over such a long period of time and reading as much as I could, some trends inevitably come up. One thing we all have in common, is the need to feel like we have value, power, and abundance in our lives. Now, like many things, there are functional and dysfunctional ways to go about these.

Say you are dysfunctional. Your sense of value may come from the approval of others, making you dependent on seeking attention, begging for others to tell you that who you are is adequate. You will feel good when you receive positive feedback, but always be one negative comment away from having your day ruined.

Now, about power. Dysfunctional people get a sense of power by exercising control over others, sometimes right down to policing the way they talk, or who they engage with. They feel good when they have a weak partner or friend to control, but feel depressed and weak themselves when no one is around to feed their ego.

Their sense of abundance will often come from material things, displaying of high status, or promiscuity. Even though it feels great while the money and the crowd are there, these lack real depth, and the impact of the inevitable downfall would be hard to overstate.

For functional people, it is scarcely documented as they are generally busy living a meaningful life. Functional people get their sense of value from an understanding and acknowledgement of their inner worth. Their sense of power comes from an ability to self-contain and let others be who they are, while protecting themselves when needed. And abundance simply comes from good self-care.

Now, all of this makes sense in theory, but the idea is to be able to apply it. For this, you first need to master your emotions. As I understand it, everything you experience is a mix of the big five. Fear, joy, sadness, anger and shame. The primary colors of our experiences, if you will. Mix fear with anger, and you get jealousy. Too much sadness in your joy will make you melancholic. The only way to unpack complex emotions is by breaking them down into which of the big five are concerned, and to deal with each of these individually. Easier said than done, right?

Consider haunted house stories for a moment. They're always the same aren't they? It starts off with optimistic fools moving in. Soon enough, odd things begin to happen, and fear ensues for a while. Eventually, the protagonist has had enough, and decides to face the ghost. "What? What do you want?", they will ask, tired of cowering in fear. As it turns out, ghosts usually know what they want, and it's usually the same thing: for the person who wronged them to face justice, and to then be put to rest. That's usually where the killer faces a trial and the ghost's body is respectfully buried. And just like that, the house becomes a warm haven again.

Did you get the metaphors? If you often feel depressed, irritated, or however hindered in your general ability to engage with life, you are just like a haunted house. Your inner child is hurt, and will be increasingly uncomfortable to you, until you turn around and ask "What? What do you want?" If asked honestly, you will find that the answers were within you all along, and that following through with that inner child's requests is both challenging and life changing. Only then can you begin the process of discovering your true self, to finally get rid of your chains. These were my final ramblings, please keep in mind that I am but a shopkeeper. Everything I say should be taken with the biggest grain of salt you can find. Please open the cabinet now."

-Shopkeeper

I have mixed feelings about the game. Since there is only thumb-up and thumb-down button on Steam Review, I am gonna put it as a recommended game.

First off, the nitpicking.
- The story is average at best. I recommend you to just play the game without knowing its lore.
- Technical issues. The game constantly crashes due to vulkan error. You better google how to fix that issue first before jumping into second/third area in the game.
- Bug issues. Some audio logs stop playing sometimes and make the subtitle stuck on the screen. You either need to go to medbay(rarely works) or restart the game.

But still, the main point of the game is its gameplay.
-The combat mechanics are fluid with its basic combos, dodging, and parrying.
-Punching and beating the crap out of enemies is satisfying, especially cutting their limbs off with an iron knuckles.
-There are mini quests throughout the game for more rewards.
-The loots are almost no RNG because you can choose which limb you want to take from enemies for upgrading your arsenal, which I really appreciate it.
-There is a certain NPC you can't hate and makes you want to help him till endgame.
-It is not as hard as any soulslike game.

Overall. A good game, minus bland story and some issues.
7/10 if I am being generous.
5/10 because of the bugs.

Hollow Knight is by far the most beautiful, challenging, exquisite game I have ever played yet. The indie metroidvania game that pushes the boundaries of the genre into the next level with refined level design, well-crafted world with its interconnected areas, and simple yet deep combat mechanics that every failing will be punished harshly, yet it feels nothing but learning.

Level design plays a huge role in metroidvania genre, and it is done perfectly in the game. Hollow Knight gives player freedom to explore more and rewards them. One playthrough can be played differently because of the interconnected world. The world itself has a ton of secret areas that give progression and advantage for players who finds a brick wall, such as new charms that can make the game more engaging, collectable items for bartering with NPCs, or new enemies that can be overwhelmingly challenging that give high reward.

Each area in the game is filled by stunning visual and soothing music. The dark, gloomy immersion throughout the playthrough makes the game tense. However, the cute, charming artstyle and calming soundtrack unexpectedly fit well with the world and give a good vibe. Every piece in the game is art.

Despite being an indie game, Hollow Knight unbelievably manage to compete with triple A games in terms of content. The game only costs you 15$ and gets cheaper because of region price, for a game that has 30-40 hours long. All the effort and passion of the devs need some recognition and appreciation.

The game is notably hard, and it should be, but do not be overwhelmed by it. To be fair, I am not very good at platforming. I couldn’t beat Cuphead, Crash Bandicoot, or any difficult platformers, perseverance is the key, Hollow knight is one of the games that should be played at least once. I spent two years finishing this game because of the difficulty. Every time I saw a brick wall in the game, I took a break and almost threw in the towel, then tried it again next month till I see the credit scene. Trust me, it was worth it.

9/10, Can’t wait for Silksong.