Recent reviews by Wauce

It's incredible. I've been obsessed with Dead Space since I first saw it in a Gameinformer magazine in 2007 or 2008. This remake is everything I hoped for and more. I hope this game gets the support it needs for the continuation of the series into the future. Well worth $60.

Whether you're new to the series or a veteran, this is worth your time and money.

I love this game so much. Not only is it fun to play and a god balance of challenge, the story is gut-wrenchingly somber and is one of the only games to ever give me a legitimate emotional reaction. I need more.

Beautiful game visually, conceptually, narratively. I loved every second of the 120 hour first journey I had and instantly started new game plus. Defeating all the demigods and gods alike was a spectacle unlike any game I've seen. I didn't think this game would grab me the way dark souls did but by the end i realized that this somehow felt even more special. Gameplay is great too, there are no limits to what kind of character build you can choose to play with.

There's something weird about this game. I hated it outright the first 2 times I tried to play it. But something brought me back a third time and that was it.

This game offers more than most games. Great rpg mechanics, iconic aesthetic, complex character builds and gameplay options. But even beyond that, this game just gives you a feeling that what you're doing in -game is significant.

"The power fantasy that is earned is better than the one that's jut handed to you."

This game is great and has a lot of things to do. The classic campaign and expansions are good but where the game started to shine for me was in the fantastic Dimension of the Machine campaign (and Dimension of the Past just to a lesser degree). So much atmosphere, the aesthetic and music and sound design create an unforgettable sense of dread and curiosity. Also there are 3 officially supported add-ons including highly praised community mods which have been added as free downloads in the main menu with more in the future I'm sure.

Definitely worth the price of admission. Top 5 FPS in my book.

Halo had a profound impact on me growing up. After traumatic experiences very early in life, the world of Halo became my escapism. Despite the obvious bias I have towards these games, I believe I can say that:

-Halo CE is a timeless, classic, fun campaign but the multiplayer feels archaic buy today's standards.
-Halo 2 Has an amazing story but a less fun campaign experience in my opinion and the multiplayr holds up much better than the original.
-Halo 3 is my favorite game of all time. Despite some weird character and voice actor changes, its my favorite campaign for story and gameplay alike. And the multiplayer still feels solid in 2020 (specially with keyboard and mouse.)
-ODST is a more personal story experience and has in incredibly intoxicating atmosphere and soundtrack. Firefight is a fun addition.
-Halo Reach is a divisive game in the franchise due to the addition of armor abilities in multiplayer (I personally am not a fan of that feature.) The multiplayer still has its charm and can definitely be fun but I mostly play Reach for its campaign. Say what you will about story and character depth, the campaign is full of fun and memorable moments that stick with you.
-Halo 4 is a game that exists.

Don't take it seriously and ruin it for yourself. As long as you're just trying o have fun, you will.

This would be without a doubt my favorite game of all time if it weren't for Halo 3's deeper roots in my childhood, and I implore others to give it a try. I love RPGs and I think of this game as the Holy Grail in terms of quantity and quality of storytelling, role-plating potential, character building elements, and player agency. New Vegas won my heart during my first playthrough. I've since lost count of how many times I've played through the game over the 250 hours on PC and over 500 hours on XBox 360.

This game is worth every cent. Obsidian Entertainment gives you your money's worth.