Recent reviews by Grand Master Cat ±PGD*±

I really liked Rogue. The storyline was great. Shay's progression to the Templar side did not feel forced at all. I actually enjoyed being a Templar. However, the modern story could use a little work. There was more to do than in the previous games but there's still not much happening.

The game with the weirdest animations I've ever played. Diarrhea deers, what? And that ending. It's a great game to play with friends and easy to get too. The game goes on sale often enough for $4 or sometimes even $2 and there's a 4 pack bundle. I think the only downside is that there's not much left to do after beating the final stage. At that point, you've seen everything there is to see in the game. If people are still wanting to play, they end up grinding to raise their levels.

One of those random kinds of games. People expect gamers to be making headshots on other players or shooting them down with a magic spell. Instead, we're playing a piece of bread that's trying to get into a toaster. It's a lot of fun getting into situations with your bread, good and bad. Butter or mold, it's still good as long as it makes it to the toaster. So much excitement coming from bread.

For the most part, I like AC Liberation. I really like the storyline, which is the main thing for me. It's really complex, more than just going about in a straightforward way. However, the gameplay itself isn't the best. I know this was originally made for a PS Vita game so the standards will have to be a lower. I've seen a few glitches in movement, but doesn't really affect the game that much. My biggest gripe is the controls. I can run through roofs and treetops fine, but I don't like how the game shoots long range weapons. I liked the way it was done in AC3 when you could just aim with Q and let go to fire. Here, I have to click F to focus on the person, aim at the target, and do some Q tap or double tap to execute the movement. It just about never cooperates with me the first time I want it done. Fortunately, a lot of the times I want to use darts, the target has not discovered me so I could take my time trying to shoot them. The other thing I didn't like is the alligator fighting combat. There's never enough time for me to see and press the button to kill it. I had better luck in AC3 so in that game, fighting wolves was a piece of cake. The only way I made it through the first alligator killing mission was to spam every possible key they could ask of me, which I spent 20 minutes on.

Overall, I like Liberation. I don't know if those are actual historical people she killed, since I haven't checked yet, but the process Aveline used to find each target was very logical, not unreasonably sudden. The business sending goods overseas was a nice touch, a break from the usual sending Assassins to secure areas from Templar influence.

I wouldn't say this is one of the better Assassin's Creed games I've played. The storyline was a bit iffy and not much happened. I wasn't really sure what was happening with that Templar package. This game did not really make an impact on the series, being that the storyline was so short and too simple. I spent 6 hours in the game and that was me taking my time. There was a lack of actual Assassins at work other than our protagonist. Although slavery itself is historically accurate, not much of what Adewale did seemed to be on the history timeline. I don't see any memorable characters in this game that were worth interacting with or assassinating. The game should cost no more than $5 with the amount of content that they gave.

Overall, I really like this game. There were a few kinks that they should fix though, like the full syncs were not in my full view all the time so then I would fail them just because I never knew I had them. The storyline was much better than I thought. I admit being on the hate train thinking that pirates aren't the most historically best thing and why go back in time to do stuff. After playing through the main storyline, I felt so attached to Pirate Assassins that I want to be one. My Assassin pride has gone up after playing this. I love the character of James Kidd. The story was so complex and I loved it. I felt all the sorrowful moments as if they were my own. It is a game worth playing so many times over. I know what cosplay I want to attempt next.. :) I also have to finish making hidden blades again too.

This is a great tower defense game. There's nothing about zombie limbs falling off that should make you avoid this. Tons of different plants and zombies to choose from, if only this was a multiplayer game. It also has this great song at the end. Fun Fact: Brains are made of fat and makes for good cholesterol in your diet.

A really great classic game for one to practice their teamwork (or take credit for everything) and utilize that to pull through game after game whether you win or lose. This game never gets old even after several years of playing.

Buy this game to get cake. It WILL be a triumph when you get it.