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(Originally Written January 8th, 2019) STILL THE TOP VAMPIRE GAME Back when I was in High School, I was never a real big fan of vampires much. It was my cousin who showed me some cool stuff at the time, like the manga Blood+, we use to play Vampire Night on PS2 in Middle School all the time. It was like Time Crisis, you know, back in the day when some games used Guncons ;) those were the days... Around 2010 was when…
(Originally Posted December 28th, 2018 on Steam) 7 years later... When I first played this in 2011 on the PS3 I was obsessed with it. So much so that it was one of the games I platinumed (100%) out of 20 platinum games or so of mine. Playing it on the PC through steam 7 years later, it still holds up pretty well but there are a few things about it I wasn't crazy about. The graphics are still top notch, the gameplay…
(Originally Posted December 17th, 2018 on Steam.) I completed the main story a week or so ago, and I have to say, praise is deserved for this game. It truly is a great game, and really goes head to head with some of the greatest Resident Evil games I played. It wouldn't be fair to say it's better than this RE game or not as good as that RE game. Its a GOOD GAME PERIOD! Worth your time, worth your money, and worth…
(Originally Posted December 17, 2018 on Steam) I bought this a few months ago for $25 or so, the Deluxe Edition, and finally got a chance to play it. Ignore the time played, I played offline most of the time because I travel alot. I'm extremely shocked that this game has all these great reviews. Coming from a huge fan of the first Life is Strange (Why I immediately purchased this title), I think this game is utter…
(Originally Written April 2020) I have a strange history with the Dragon Age Series. I first played the third installment Dragon Age: Inquisition and loved it to death putting 120+ hours on my first playthrough back in 2017. Then I played the first entry Dragon Age: Origins and loved that game just as much as Inquisition. Finally, I have sat down to play the middle game. THE NEGATIVES FIRST There is no New Game+.…
An under appreciated gem which at first visually challenges you to adapt to the 2006 graphics of the Gamecube. None the less once your eyes adjust, the simple charm and homage to Ocarina of Time is undeniable throughout this game. This game does not do anything in particular to grab your attention, nothing you haven't really seen before but it works flawlessly as one progresses. There's no great hook in the…
