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Easily the best title I played to have been released in 2012. An extremely strong story and strong gameplay with smart texturing to for smooth rendering. Replayability is high for different outcomes or paths to take during missions. The gameplay is fantastic and one of the best stealth games I've played in a long time.

You are Corvo, the former bodyguard of the assassinated Empress, and are framed for her assassination. This game is riveting with plot, atmosphere, and gameplay that is both great at approaching the enemy stealthily, and actiony. And knowing the people behind it, the game should be top notch. Deus Ex developer Harvey Smith, City 17 designer Viktor Antonov, and several other talented artists.

9.5/10

Brilliant FPS that keeps you attached. Insane graphics and gameplay. Story takes a few wild turns, starting off as a typical military super soldier game to a crazy alien fight, run for your life situation.

Nomad isn't much of a protagonist, but he progresses as one of the most important characters in the Crysis universe for being a sort of first contact with the alien epidemic.

As for the game, it's Crytek, and while their stories are the most polished, their games are the most polished. The graphics at the time in 2007 were meanth to run on machines and graphics cards that didn't exist yet, so it was obvious that this title, and the devs wwere ahead of its' time.

9.2/10

Pretty good FPS. Great mechanics and graphics. Ending could have been better as far as the "boss fight" goes.

One day, you wake up from your capsule and saved by a local from the bandits. You make your way through the main quest, which is mostly linear, by travelling with various vehicles. The game has fantastic gameplay, graphics, and a decent story.

The ending was largely disappointing though. I knew that the final mission was the final mission, but the ending was still very sudden and not as difficult as other "boss" fights. I mean, at one point, you fight a giant monster with just rocket launchers and only have a small room to navigate through, while the giant monster is outisde a gaping hole in the wall. The game certainly has its "wow" moments, and there are neat side things to do, like racing and delivery quests, but the main story could have used a little bit of work.

The setting is fantastic though, the world design is great for the coloring and character. It's semi open world, as in you could explore the every corner, but the main missions are the priority. After a while, you go to a different area and you can tell how vastly destroyed and different it is in the color pallets, it's clear that id games put a lot of work in the design.

8.9/10

Very fun. Stays true to the LEGO charm and the plot of LOTR. Also, the open world is amazing.

It's a LEGO game, there's not much say about it. There's tons of collectibles, several characters, charming missions and plot. There's even dialog in this one. What does set LEGO LoTR apart though, are the side quests, because it is open world, there are a plethora of side quests, similar to an RPG. You can just gather side quests and burn some time doing those, or skip them and dive right into the plot. The side quests are fun though, I suggest doing them.

This game is awesome.

9.4/10

It's a good indie title worth your time. It's short but there's plenty levelsthat are puzzling, fun, interesting, aesthetically designed well. The main character, Shuggy, is cute and traverses through this castle and has to collect these gems and keys to continue. The UI is designed well. Very good color shading and the color pallet in general looks good. The music is good. There just really isn't a story besides beating the puzzles, completing the 5 main areas, and defeating the bosses in those areas in order to reclaim your castle. That's basically it.

8.0/10

The Misadventures is certainly mischevious. This platform title was an unexpected surprise. I haven't beaten it yet, but the gameplay keeps getting more interesting and the art style is certainly attention grabbing. PB Winterbottom is a gentleman that jumps across rooftops and buildings across a vast city that serves as a backdrop. The game is also hilarious.

8.2/10

Mirror's Edge is a riveting first person adventure. Intense and fast paced with amazing graphics and awesome lighting, DICE release their most original game with an intriguing plot involving Faith and company, and an ambiguous ending. I just can't wait for more.

I do wanna add that the campaign is quite short, but that might be expected, considering DICE usually concentrates on multiplayer titles, but the immersion of running and jumping across buildings is worth it. Plus the graphics haven't aged at all. This game is nearly 6 or 7 years old now, 2014, and still looks stunning.

The story, though, isn't as amazing as it could be. The thrill and mystery is there, but it doesn't pull you in as well as the graphics and gameplay do. What draws the player in is clearly the first person parkour. Faith is a great character but so little is known about her, yet the game's antagonists are clearly out to get her because of who she is. The limited backstory on her and her family with the world building.

Fantastic game regardless.

9.0/10

I suck at this game.

Okay. The game is actually pretty fun, even though I didn't play it as much as others have. The designs are simple and nice, yet atmospheric and creepy, especially the color pallette and line thickness on the characters. The story, as far as I'm aware is that Isaac fights his way deeper and deeper in his basement and the big boss is his mother. I never faced her, as the game can be tough with the gameplay. I would compare the gameplay to the first Legend of Zelda, where it's pretty much dodge and attack in four directions.

That's pretty much all I have to say.

8.3/10