Recent reviews by Venomous Delta

As a fan of the series as a whole, I have mixed feelings about this BL3. On one hand, the story for the main campaign is so bad that calling it "poorly written" would be putting it VERY gently. On the other hand, the gameplay is just as fun as ever and feels like a good step in the right direction, the guns feel solid, and the areas/environments look amazing... which is what honestly kept me coming back. It just sucks that *this* is the game that it's attached to.

Overall, the main campaign gets a 5/10. Once you factor in the DLC, it bumps it up to a 7.5/10 on account of the fact that I found them to be actually good and the game gives you the option to skip the main campaign and go straight to the DLC.
Can only recommend to pick up the ultimate edition when it goes on sale for around $25. Anything more is not worth IMO.

If you are looking for a MUST PLAY game in the Resident Evil series, look no further than Resident Evil Remake HD. For those of you unaware, this is a remake of the original Resident Evil that was originally released for the Gamecube back in the early 2000's. In my personal opinion, Resident Evil Remake has always been the definitive way to play the original RE as this version adds a lot content like new mechanics, weapons, and enemies. Overall: Resident Evil Remake is a Phenomenal game.

... So What about Remake HD?
My overall opinion stays the same, but with two added points:
1. The game offers non-tank controls, which I do find as a semi-decent alternative to the tank controls in certain scenarios.
2. The game does take a hit on the visuals as a lot of the interactable items in the game used to blend in very well with the enviorment, but due to the way Capcom remastered the game, a lot of those items are very obvious in a janky way.
Other than that, this is a MUST HAVE for anyone looking into getting into older Survival Horror games. Strong Recommend.

Dead Space Remake is one of the best examples of a Remake done correctly. The game does a great job at keeping things similar enough to the original to give it the same feel, but also introduces a lot of new things to make the game feel fresh, not to mention that the game also has a lot of quality of life improvements that came from later games. I've played through the first two Dead Space games more times than I can probably count, yet the remake still managed to find ways to freak me out in ways neither game ever did, which is a huge plus for me.

Overall, if you are a fan of the original game, or remember the original fondly, this is definitely a game worth checking out.
The nice thing about playing on PC , if you don't like it and/or think that the original is better, it's also on Steam.

Is Pre-Sequel the best game in the Borderlands series? HAHAHA, not even top 3.
Is Pre-Sequel the worst game in the Borderlands series? No.

The game is buggy, some areas make no dang sense, and the plot has more holes than Swiss Cheese ... and that's me being generous. That being said through, I do personally find the gameplay to be fun despite it's issues. I usually find myself playing Pre-Sequel when I'm in a Borderlands-y mood, but don't feel like running through BL2 for the 1000th time.

Cannot recommend at full price, but if you get it with Handsome Collection or Pandora's Box Bundle for dumb cheap, I'd recommend to give it a shot.