Recent reviews by Zirbee

I've been gaming for a long time starting back in the NES days when I was really little. There were many stand out titles throughout those years that had unique mechanics, game play, story, and characters. Baulder's Gate 3 stands out as one of the best ones, and probably the best game I've played in the past 15 years. I wish I could go more into detail about just how much love was poured into this game. The choices, the story, the characters, the mechanics, the graphics, and THE CHARACTERS AGAIN (voice acting is also superb). With enough twists and turns to keep you constantly on your feet and never really knowing what to expect. I certainly didn't know what fully to expect when my friend got me this after watching bits of it on Twitch.

Overall, it's a fantastic RPG using elements from DnD and is very RPG focused. You can build your own party in single player, or co-op with friends online as well. Many different classes and styles to choose from. I haven't even finished the game and I already know I want to play through it again and make different choices with a different class and characters. 10/10 this is the game of the year for me, perhaps the best game from the past decade.

Overall it is a really fun game. It is pretty scary the first few times you play and it can still give you some jump scares even for experienced players. It's fun playing as the detective and trying to figure what ghost you are dealing with based on the evidence provided. The game also has several difficulty levels including custom difficulties for new and experienced players alike. There are daily task and weekly tasks to get you more money to buy items which is also nice. You can play with up to 4 friends in a lobby online as well. I would rate it a 4/5 in terms of gameplay as I haven't played a game like this ever and the replayability.

That being said, I do have some gripes with the game. It is still overall kind of buggy at times. Nothing (usually) too game breaking thankfully though. Not too long ago they revamped the shop/inventory system and it is one of the worst implementations I've ever seen in any game. It's so incredibly confusing and even while I think I have it mostly figured out, it still is difficult to add/remove/buy items from your inventory and add them to the match. It honestly shouldn't be as hard as it is to work with the current system in place.

Overall, I really love Road 96: Mile 0. I would recommend you check out the first game first, Road 96, to get more out of this prequel. The story is fine as the game does develop the world more and gives more context to things that happen in Road 96. The choices overall don't make a huge impact but I still loved the inclusion like it was in the first game. Unlike some of the other reviews here, I personally LOVED the skating portions with music. It was honestly really fun and wouldn't mind a spin off or separate game with that element alone.

A great game with a great soundtrack and characters. Each time you play it is different and you can often choose different ways to travel. Each play through you will meet some key characters at different times. It has a great atmosphere due largely in part because of the soundtrack is very fitting and it feels like a real road trip too. It does have some tense moments at times as well. Not too much in the way of gameplay it's more of a narrative story. That being said, you are able to move about, find things, and sometimes solve a puzzle or task.

Overall a great game and I would recommend you try it out.

It's the first Fallout game to be presented in 3D and it's pretty good. The main story isn't very great, probably one of the weakest in the franchise. The side quests however are still very good and it's fun to explore. DLC really expands the game so I recommend getting the GOTY edition. If you are new to Fallout, this isn't a bad one to start with. I do recommend running some mods to increase stability.

It's a great and fantastic game. However it's not my favorite Souls-like. The freedom and exploration in the first 30 hours are fantastic. But by the last 20 hours of the game, at least for me, I was just kind of wishing it was over. My first NG file I played about 90 hours and still haven't discovered everything. After completing the main part of the game I'm enjoying it again. Definitely worth a pick up if you like the other souls games.

When I was a kid I remember this was one of my first games I got for my Gamecube. I did play some of the older Sonic games at a friend's house who had a Sega at the time and enjoyed it. This was the first Sonic game I owned and after playing a few others I'd say it's the best. It has absolutely fantastic music that will get stuck in your head for a while. The story is good, not stellar but not bad. It lets you choose to play the Good or Bad side and all the levels do have things to find within them.

The best part that will keep you playing is the Chao Garden. It absolutely increases the replay value x10. After you finish the game you can play through the missions over and over with different challenges for each as well. Definitely worth picking up at full price.

I do recommend playing this game with a controller. While you can use a keyboard and mouse, it was not built for this and controls are very wonky without a controller in my experience.

Fantastic and relaxing puzzle game. Back in the day there was a flash game that was inspired by this game. There are a ton of solutions and there is no right or wrong way to solve a puzzle. Each level also provides challenges you can complete as well if you want something extra. Some of the solutions may be similar to other levels but there are many different things you can do to come up with good answers too. The music is great as well and it's nice to just chill and solve puzzles.

Great platforming game from the 90's with the remake being very well done and true to the original with only a couple of bonus levels added on which feel like the original Crash levels as well. It can be difficult but you get plenty of lives and checkpoints to help you get through it. It's about a 20 hour game across Crash 1, 2, and 3 even including all the extra items you can get which can take you longer. If you like platforming and fun game give this a try.

Absolutely one of the best SNES era RPG games. It has a nice story and great characters. It's great that in Chrono Trigger you don't really have to grind (unless you want to) The game keeps a good pace of your level to the bosses and gear you acquire at the time. There is also NG+ (and beyond) as well. The characters also use "Techs" in this game and my favorite part is that you can do techs by combining powers with other party members for double and triple techs.

I love the OST for this as well it has a lot of memorable and great songs. I still listen to the OST in my free time. Definitely worth it at full price you will easily get 20-30 hours of enjoyment (not including any replays you may do). The remaster version is okay it's not exactly like the SNES in terms of the menu but you can select the graphics to be the OG SNES pixel art or the remastered. (I've been using the remastered art)