Recent reviews by Nick

BioShock Infinite is Amazing, with a mind bending story that leaves you wondering if you "won" after completing the game. The world isn't as fascinating as Rapture but this is a great FPS and an excellent conclusion to the 'shock' franchise.

Points to Elizabeth too - one of the few game companions I haven't wanted to push off a cliff.

While alternatively lacking in comparison to the original, BioShock 2 delivers on the core conceit I care about: more Rapture. The game-play--although aged in 2024--holds up as fun, and playing as a Big Daddy is a fun hook to get you involved. The plot is weaker than the first, but if you can glaze your eyes over for that bit, it's an enjoyable FPS in a truly unique setting that I personally can't get enough of.

BioShock games are relatively Beautiful, especially the City or Rapture, it's also quite exiting for a Shooter Game, despite being much more drab and Depressing then many others.

I LOVED this game! The art is stunning, the story was so intriguing, and the puzzles were a great variety of difficulty. I was so captivated by this game and taken surprise with that plot twist. I will definitely replay it sometime, and I hope the second game is just as fun!

The games is really fun, for me the game play loop just felt really repetitive. I personally did not enjoy it the more I played.
I could not give it a dislike as that might not apply for everyone. It really is extremely enjoyable.

If you've just played Skyrim, then this is a much more 'Elder Scrolls-y' experience. It's not as pretty and some of the controls are odd, and yet it utterly transcends such things. If Skyrim's about exploring, Oblivion's about questing. The land is mostly just trees but the missions are much more varied and some are very well written. Especially for the Dark Brotherhood. This is one of the best deals on steam at any sale price. Thoroughly recommended.

Sometimes maybe Good... Sometimes maybe sh!t....

If you were to tell me in 2007 at the computer lab that BTD 6 would have 72+ maps, new and improved monkeys who can talk, Co-op, a map builder, and a cool upgrade tree, I would've looked at you like you were crazy but here we are. From Coolmath to Steam, this series is still fun as hell!

While it's typical for games like Among Us to gain popularity, become trending, and eventually die off. Among Us has firmly cemented itself within the silly party game genre and shown that it isn't dying anytime soon. Among Us to me has got to be one of the best 'murder mystery' styled party games out there, and I can't help but recommend it.

P.S. Red is sus...

Chill AF game!!