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Back in late 2018 I had so much hatred for this game cuz of the country setting and some other stuff that I just uninstalled it and I only tried it again because of Far Cry New Dawn. Yeah, that was a dumb move letting it go that early, but the game’s easily in my top 10 now.

The armor kills the vibe L

This game is pretty nice and had a great twist at the end, and it's definitely the best one out of all three. It has a dark, creepy atmosphere that had me losing my mind, and I actually got jump scared multiple times.

A few things bother me.

Grappling Hook: Compared to Dying Light 1, this is terrible, or I'm retardo and don't know how to use it properly.

Movement / Parkour: It feels the same as DL2, and I will forever be a hater of that. I also feel there's a lack of routes to jump on buildings, railings, etc.

Stutters: I don't know if it's a me problem or a game problem, but it was pretty annoying in the beginning. They went away after 2–5 minutes.

Game lets you spray whatever you want, so I wrote terrible things all over the place.
Could use more missions, but honestly? Still a 10/10.

Crime Scene Cleaner is something else. It shares the dirty clean-up style of Viscera Cleanup and PowerWash Simulator but turned up to eleven. The soundtrack wasn’t totally my jam, though a few songs were pretty solid. Nightmare mode was a little rough. Some maps scared the hell out of me, but others had this weirdly relaxing creepiness.

One of the best campaigns in the series. Multiplayer is on life support but still holds up. Zombies is embarrassingly bad.

garbage fr fr

I don’t know why anyone would bother playing this boring mess.

Jedi Survivor is a mess from start to finish. For a game that launched at a premium price, it felt more like a beta test than a full release. The performance is consistently bad throughout the entire game. Constant stuttering and frame drops ruin the flow and make it hard to stay engaged.

The story takes a while to get going, and the early hours are slow and uninspired. Combat feels rough and repetitive until much later, and even then it only barely comes together. For a sequel, it somehow manages to feel like a step back from Jedi Fallen Order.

Some of the late game moments are solid, and there are flashes of good design buried under the mess. But by the time anything interesting happens, you are already hours deep into frustration.

It is a shame because the potential is there. The setting is rich, the characters have promise, but it is all dragged down by a game that feels unpolished and poorly optimized.

Jedi Survivor should have launched in a polished and ready state. Instead, it is a technical disaster that never really recovers. Despite all its problems, I still enjoyed the game. Skip it or wait for a deep discount if you are curious.

Hopefully the third game can finally deliver the experience this series deserves without all the problems.

Judgment is one of the best detective games I’ve ever played. The story hooked me from start to finish, with great characters, emotional twists, and plenty of style. Combat feels fast and satisfying, and the mix of investigation, street brawling, and ridiculous side stuff keeps things entertaining the whole time. Kamurocho really feels alive, full of weirdos, and way more to do than you could ever get to.

I came in expecting a grounded detective story, and you get that. But I also found myself suplexing dudes over bicycle racks, befriending stray cats, chasing perverts in mascot suits, dating women I met through bizarre side quests, and getting totally emotionally invested in a courtroom drama. Peak fiction.

The writing is sharp, the voice acting is great, and the whole game plays out like a top crime series with just the right amount of chaos. The music is fantastic too. It sets the perfect tone for every intense moment, adds to the atmosphere, and even makes the calmer scenes feel more emotional. Some moments really hit hard, and the ending stuck with me in a way few games do.

And Tak. Man, Tak got to me. He’s more than just a cool guy in a leather jacket who kicks ass. He’s sharp, thoughtful, and impossible to resist. I want him to own me with a hunger so raw it leaves me trembling and begging for more. Watching his journey unfold hit me way harder than I expected. He’s one of those rare characters who stays with you long after the credits roll. I accidentally fell for the guy and I mean that respectfully… or maybe I don’t 😘

I didn’t expect to get this invested, but the mystery became just part of the journey. There’s a quiet understanding between Tak and Okubo that adds emotional weight. Their struggles and loyalty gave the game a real heart. Judgment is unforgettable.