Recent reviews by janekcodes

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I’ve spent around 3,000 hours on Warzone across all my accounts and platforms, with 600+ hours on this account alone, and honestly, this game defined a whole period of my life.

From the early Verdansk days to all the updates and metas that came and went, Warzone was the game my friends and I always ended up on. Late-night squads, clutch Gulag wins, heartbeat sensor moments, yelling “one more game” at 3 AM — it all became routine in the best way.

There’s nothing like the tension of the final circle, the panic of getting pushed by a full team, or the rush of winning a fight you had no business winning. And the feeling of grabbing your loadout and instantly knowing the match could flip in your favor — that never got old.

Verdansk will always stick with me the most.
The drops, the rotations, the towers we held, the buildings we avoided — it genuinely felt like a map I lived in.

Warzone had its ups and downs, but the memories it gave me are some of the best I’ve had in gaming.

10/10 — Not just a game, but a whole era of late nights, good friends, and unforgettable moments.

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I’ve been playing Black Ops II since it released, and now at 22 years old, I can honestly say this is my number one game of all time. I’ve put in around 5000 hours across different accounts and devices, and every minute of it meant something.

There’s just something special about BO2 that no other game has ever recreated. The sound of a UAV online, the classic maps, the fast gameplay, the late nights with friends — it all hits differently. It’s the game I grew up on, the one that got me into Call of Duty, and the one I always end up coming back to.

Raid, Hijacked, Nuketown 2025… these maps feel like memories at this point. The scorestreak system was perfect. The guns felt great. Every match had that BO2 energy nothing today can match.

This isn’t just another COD to me.
It’s the game. My childhood, my nostalgia, my favorite game ever made.

10/10 — Black Ops II will always be my number one.

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I’ve been playing GTA V since the day it dropped. I’m 22 now, which means this game has been a part of my life for around 12 years — basically half my lifetime.

Across multiple accounts, consoles, and PCs, I’ve put in roughly 5000 hours, with 1200+ hours on this account alone. And somehow, even after all that time, GTA still feels like coming home.

Los Santos was the first open world that truly felt alive to me. I grew up with this game — from staying up late doing missions I was way too young for, to jumping into GTA Online with friends, to returning years later and finding that spark all over again.

It’s not just a game at this point. It’s nostalgia, chaos, comfort, and memories all mixed together.

10/10 — Thank you, GTA V, for growing up with me.