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Genuinely the greatest game I've ever played. A story about how fantasy gives to the ideas of hope, written in such a way that is honestly my favorite story ever told in gaming now. Every party member is likable and relatable, followers with real reason to partner up with you and sometimes tell a better story then the party members, story beats are never missed and after everything was said and done I can confidently say that there were no "low points" throughout the entire game. It improves on what Atlus has done with the persona franchise and cranks it up to 11, a must have for anyone who enjoys RPG's with an amazing story.

Despite this game releasing back in Nov 18, 2022, the game is unfinished with no early access title or warning saying that this game is not complete. This game was bought for me as a gift from a friend and I'm dishearten to know that there wasn't more as I really was getting invested into the story. Until the game is complete with later chapters, I can't recommend an unfinished game.

As someone who has been at the start of every expansion, Dawntrail is exactly what this game needed after the events of Endwalker. While slow at the start, it really felt like two expansions in one with how big the tone difference is through the middle of the expansion. The aesthetics are nice, I like Wuk Lamat, and the area's are as pretty as they've ever been. The end game hub is probably my favorite one so far with just music and aesthetics alone. Speaking of music, bless Soken for this expansions music because it SLAPS. So far every class I've played feels like an upgrade as well (RIP Black Mage and Summoner) but all the other classes feel at least fine or good.

TL;DR Better then Endwalker, on par with ShadowBringers. 9/10

I really really enjoyed this game from launch day to the servers ending in April. There aren't many casual PvP games out in the market and something new like this was a breath of fresh air. The game was easy to learn and pick up for a few games and that's how I got most of my hours, just playing a few games every so often. I'll miss you Warhaven.

It honestly feels like this game was made for me. Hot furrys, ♥♥♥♥ vore, plushophilia, hyper, fun speedrunning, and fun physics engine stuff you can do with your massive balls. I could go on and on about how much I love this game but if any of those things interest you please buy it!!

They don't make games like this anymore. Is it worth 60$? Hell no, I'd wait for a sale for around 40$ since all you're paying for is random multiplayer with sexy robots. But that "random multiplayer" is something I haven't seen since Titanfall 1 and PvZ:GW 1.

TL;DR It tells a good story with no single player campaign, all the robots/classes feel very unique to each other (even the alpha versions which just have a different primary), and the skins and emotes you get from just playing are top notch. 8/10 get it on sale and you won't regret it.

Dead by Daylight is a very interesting game. On one hand, the game is amazing to watch. There are so many different ways to play the game with how many perks, killers, and maps that it really feels that no two matches are the same. On the other hand, it's a toxic cesspit of the same formula over and over again. This game has fundamentally been the same since I started playing back in 2016 and while it's amazing to have more content for the game, it never tackled the biggest issues with it. You can find hundreds of DbD youtubers and streamers ranting why the game isn't that good so I'll just leave it at this.

TL;DR: It's an endless cycle of a content update, into forgetting why I hated the game in the first place, playing 1-2 matches and going "oh yeah, that's still a problem.", then uninstalling. Repeat since 2016 and that's where I've been. I promise watching this game is a lot better then playing it.

(For reference I played the itch 1.0 version of this game which is why I have so little playtime with all the achievements.)

Engaging Destiny has to be one of if not the best casual adventure games I've played within recent memory. While yes this is a game where you can rail and get railed by hot beefy men, the atmosphere, art, setting, music, and overall aesthetic of this game is second to none. Going around talking to people to learn their stories while roaming around the area's of the game was just as much fun as getting all the sex scenes with the major npc's.

An actual 10/10 experience for anyone who loves big beefy men and a great adventure game!!! (Mandilitrio is best boy <3)

This is everything I could have wanted in a Payday sequel. Sure it's rough around the edges right now and Payday 2 has waaaaay more content (not considering the fact that Payday 2 has had 10 YEARS worth of updates added to it) But it's a fantastic start. If it's anything like Payday 2, this game is going to be updated for years to come with new heists, new guns, new mechanics, new skills, and much more. Dallas Payday would be proud.

Klace once again hits out out of the park with another visual novel. Having played all of their visual novels, they never fail to write interesting characters in each of their stories. And they are made even better for the VA's that have been picked out for them this time. Every single one of them felt like their character and every line had so much emotion to it. (ESPECIALLY Sean Chiplock who does an amazing job to bring Issac's emotions out and Jonah Scott because...cmon. Just listen to him.) Easily my favorite visual novel this year.