Recent reviews by Mevakel

16 hours in and the store is great. There's everything you'd expect from an open world game, side quests, tons of collectibles and mini games as well.

The spell craft combat feels very fluid and natural. Honestly one of my favorite parts. I cannot wait for the next sequence.

A well crafted story, characters are flushed out, and the world building is amazing.

One of the best story driven open world games I've played in a long time. I found myself not wanting to put it down.
The combat is smooth and encounters with enemies felt like they had an actual reward or consequence.

The story telling is amazing, the world building that went into not only crafting the characters and their personalities but the background for why the world looks like it does and the motivations are so true to life.

Graphically Horizon is a masterpiece the rendering and graphics are on point and you will use the in game camera feature at some point. On this, they even have pre-built poses for Aloy to stand or sit in to make the screenshots more interesting.

Overall this is my nomination for game of the year. I'd play it again if I had the time to devote to it again. At this point I'll continue to pick up the side quests and collectables in the weeks to come.

Having played Reach so long ago this version on PC was such a nostalgia trip. If you are a Halo fan this is a must buy. It also has full controller support so you can play the way it was when you first teamed up with Noble team years ago.

Finished my first playthrough in around 4 hours. I just wanted to finish the story but I can see myself spending a lot more time trying to get more out of this game. The controls are tight, I love the art, and the soundtrack is great. The music can get repetative but I really like the middle eastern style. If the soundtrack was dlc I would pay 10 bucks for it. Great way to spend my hour or two game sesions.

This game has been in my need to play folder for so long. I've started it but things came up at this point I reall want to give it the time it deserves before I play it again. The graphics and soundtrack are amazing and the controls are tight, the story is gripping.

I truely cannot wait to finish this game.

This game is truely great. The new idea of allowing you to become any enemy ship is brilliant. And this allows for many different styles of gameplay. There is also alternation between laguages of the diffent coms inside each ship giving the game a great atmosphere. It gets a little repetative after a while but I think that's just me not being a big fan of shoots like this, but I still had lots of fun.

Less of a strategy game and more of a puzzle game. It's all about finding what set of moves will let you get through the level. Not really my thing. There are better games out there in this genre.

The best part of the Hyperdimension Neptunia games is inarguably the concept: Four goddesses, each representing a different game system, are waging a “Console War” against one another in a cutesy, high-octane anime fashion. Following this idea, Re;Birth1 is filled with meta, fourth wall-breaking humor, and a good bit of charming self-awareness. Pretty much every character and party member you encounter along the way fits into some sort of anime or gaming archetype — Neptune, who represents the fourth (imaginary) console, is the high-energy, childlike protagonist, while Iffy is a smart tsundere who can get quite flustered at times — and Re;Birth1 actually does a good job of balancing character versus caricature.

This game is a must have for any fans of the JRPG genre.

It's an ok game but it's way too simple. All the problems just require you to follow the lines and hit the right button.