Reseñas recientes de Eternal Ignite

What can I say?
The game is a vibe.
Its chill and also not chill at the same time.
But one thing is certain,
It is very fun :))

Story is peak, music slaps, and the cutscenes are beautiful.

A very Successful remake. It allows new players to experience what is arguably the best story in the franchise - without as much difficulty and frustration from the original versions.

Words can't describe how much I love this game.

As most persona fans would say, I wish I could forget everything and play it all over again for the first time. I have nothing but praise for this game - the plot, characters, progression, gameplay, music, world - everything is ON-POINT. If you haven't played any persona games in the past, this is an excellent entry to the franchise. Atlus has plans to remaster most of its predecessors such as P3 Reload and potentially P1/P2 as well. Trust me, you'll love it!

Get your meta-navs ready and dive into the world of Persona in the flashiest way possible. Its showtime!

Definitely one of the best experiences I've had in a story-driven game.

First off, rarely have I seen a game whose settings bring the story to life as much as A Plague Tale. The world, even in its tragic, apocalyptic state, finds ways to look stunning, beautiful, and real. The cinematic scenes, interactions, the atmosphere, events, and the people are very much alive. They all seamlessly work to elevate the story to a new level. Can we just talk about the number of times where I spam clicked the screenshot button during a cutscene or stopped to play with the camera feature in-game at the sight of something spectacular? Even without the screenshots, I still vividly recall the various places within the game.

The character development is big. Even though we do not meet a ton of characters, the few companions that Amicia and Hugo make along the way feel like family. While I wouldn't consider myself an extremely sentimental person, I do often sympathize with the cast and rooting for their growth in the many ways that they happen. Unfortunately, you do not control which companions join you on chapters and quests as the game is purely story-driven. However, there is enough bonding time for them all.

The gameplay is rather simple and consists mostly of stealth and using items. Amicia's primary weapon is a slingshot which she finds creative ways to use. One shouldn't expect crazy and in-depth combat as it is somewhat out of character for the girl and her little brother trying to survive (and not to kill everyone). What makes the gameplay interesting is the multitude of ways that you can approach a scenario or event. There are many items in your arsenal that can be crafted at your choice; its about how you use them. There is no fixed way of doing something unless otherwise told. The boss fights have mechanisms that are not too difficult to understand - typically if something doesnt click right away, observe the surroundings for clues.

All and all, I personally found the game to be fun, enjoyable and a thrilling experience. It was like being apart of a movie with twists and turns. I was pleasantly surprised at the incredible execution of scenes and character/world building. I would definitely re-live the story again someday. Excited to try the sequel when it goes on sale :)

I love running deer over with Roach

Game is phenomenal and truly worth all the praises about it being a masterpiece. Its never too late to play Witcher's 3, especially when you could get the Game of the Year edition on sale for ~$13 which comes with all the dlcs! Honestly the best $13 I've ever spent.

Game is so rich and immersive. You are getting countless hours of content that seemingly never gets boring. You could absolutely drown yourself in the pleasure of doing quests so much that you only realise that you've been doing only side quests for the past few hours (and not even know).


The game did recently get a next gen update that added graphical improvements, ray tracing and more gears. I heard it comes with some bugs and is harder to run. Nonetheless, this will surely become one of my favourite games! I am only around 40 hours in as of writing this review. A must play imo.

Its more than just the name.

Game title:
"Dont starve together"

Actual Game Experience:
"Dont starve together"
"Dont lose sanity together"
"Dont freeze together"
etc etc....

In conclusion:
"Dont die together"

When words reached me about the existence of a potential "Terraria in space" game made by the same developers of Terraria- which I absolutely loved. Getting this game was a no brainer. Frankly I was expecting quite literally "terraria in space" which would have a direct transfer of everything from terraria but in a space setting. Boy I was pleasantly mistaken! This game is so much more. Perhaps the one thing missing from Terraria was the absense of a story/lore (left mostly up to the player's interpretation). This game makes up for it with a central story and various side quests to justify the in-game setting and keeps players progressing. The quests also serve as a guidance to what players need to go next, as opposed to the rather confusing "what now?" issue that new terraria players have. It was great to see that the overall mechanics of the game remained similar to terraria with the extensive crafting, combat and customizations - shaping Starbound into yet another fantastic open world rpg survival game by Re-logic and Chucklefish

Good game. Good lore. Good find.
The way the story unfolds is phenomenal and truly engaging. The best part of the game for me is the way it makes us feel human - we don't always make the right choices in life.

As someone who grew up playing halo, this game definitely brings me nostalgia. It feels classic yet new at the same time; a weird feeling but extremely enjoyable

Jeff is right. Also everyone in the game look just like him