Recent reviews by Nosye

I'm trying to keep my reviews brief to save everyone's time. Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales is an expansion of the original Marvel’s Spider-Man story. Because of this, it's shorter and showcases Miles Morales' powers magnificently. The praises for Insomniac's first game regarding gameplay can be updated—everything in the game feels better and smoother. However, the villain and their motivations are underwhelming. Regardless, it's impossible not to have fun.

Score: 8/10

This review is pointless considering it's a Rockstar game originally released in 2013. If you haven't played it, just play it.

I won't lie, I thought I'd play this game for longer! However, the fun in Sea of Thieves is tied to how you play it. Playing alone is undeniably frustrating—so much so that I wouldn't even open the game without having a group of friends ready to join me! But when you have a closed group, the fun is guaranteed.

Score: 8/10

Hogwarts Legacy is a good game for fans of the Harry Potter saga. The story isn't the game's strong point, nor is the open world. But for this community craving Wizarding World content... it's fantastic. However, for those looking for a great RPG, they might be disappointed and find it to be a mediocre game. My rating is based on how much I love the wizarding world.

Score: 8,5/10

I'd say there's a before and after in the gaming world with Red Dead Redemption 2. The sequel to the award-winning RDR is not just a technical marvel, showcasing the best of the RAGE engine, but despite having a somewhat predictable and cliché story, the game manages to be memorable and impactful for those who follow Arthur Morgan's journey and the Van der Linde gang with attention to detail. My recommendation is to play the game as it was meant to be played—slowly and with maximum attention.

Score: 10/10

Although I haven't finished The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt on PC, I felt compelled to share my opinion in the Steam reviews. Regardless of what happens in the future of the saga, CD Projekt Red did an impeccable job with this game. Despite its gameplay issues, this A-RPG is simply alive and filled with content that rarely feels repetitive.

You will start a side quest and have no idea what will happen, thanks to the vast variety. You can finish the main story and then play the two expansions, Blood and Wine and Hearts of Stone, as the sense of grandeur will only grow! I would venture to say that my ranking of TW3's story is: Blood and Wine, Hearts of Stone, and finally the main story. If you can get past the gameplay barrier, you'll find yourself immersed in the game's universe at the highest level.

Score: 9,5/10

TES V: Skyrim is practically a must-play for A-RPG fans. The magnitude of the game is impressive even today, with a short and to-the-point story where the political themes are addressed simply and easy to understand. But TES V: Skyrim isn't just about the main plot; the number of side quests is enormous.

Despite its age, the game remains one of the best in history. For those who don't play it because they think the graphics are outdated, I recommend the remastered version. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim Special Edition

Score: 9/10

I've finished it at least three times, including all versions and platforms it was released on. It's a game without dialogue, so you interpret what's happening based on the context and the situations presented. It's a simple and quick game that's impossible not to recommend.

Score: 8/10