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7 public written reviews

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Five Nights at Freddy's2014

3 out of 5 stars

I am always behind the times when it comes to these games that feel like a novelty and then end up being one of the biggest games of its time. I guess my foresight is terrible, but every time I guess they won’t be much but another note in the history of that day and wait for the trend to pass, but as I should have understood, kids really hold the key to the future of trends. Five Nights, Pub G, Fortnite, Among Us,…

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Breathing Fear2016

2 out of 5 stars

Breathing Fear is an indie game released in 2016. It bolsters pixel graphics and a puzzle-horror theme. It would make one reminisce on the point and click adventure mysteries of the 90's, however Breathing Fear, a 2016 game, has a fundamental flaw which there is no getting around, which makes the whole experience that much more unappealing. Breathing Fear is linear to a huge fault, sure, you can go wherever you want…

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Super Mario Kart1992

5 out of 5 stars

It seems like the perfect idea, put the Mario characters in a kart racing game, but... how do you think of that? Especially in the format of Mario Kart. Mario Kart is a genius idea, so creative and appealing that the formula would be stolen by dozens of kart racers in the near future. Super Mario Kart goes down in history as one of the best spin-off ideas in video games. Mario Kart's soundtrack is playful and…

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The Legend of Zelda1986

5 out of 5 stars

The Legend of Zelda was an amazing game, continues to be now and I suspect will be in the future. It feels like a game that shouldn't have been able to be made, it feels like a game that would need constrictions to function, yet its gameplay and mechanics synthesize almost seamlessly with its open world. Open world is a word used a lot these days, but Zelda almost seemed to forget where it began after the first game…

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Resistance 32011

4 out of 5 stars

Resistance's time as a series seemed to be limited even as the first one released. It just didn't feel fresh enough, important enough, nothing blew you away, it seemed to lie on the back of other franchises with its own little spins and the second game brought game play elements in from other games of the time, while removing the more interesting, unique aspects. Resistance 3 is absolutely a step in the right…

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Resistance 22008

3 out of 5 stars

The original Resistance was an amazing playing game brought down by its lack of compelling characters, story, graphical style and musical originality, it's a lot to be brought down by and almost sounds like I'm saying "It's amazing except for everything it is" but at the same time, Insomniac crafted a game that was so beautifully fluid in its mechanics and tough in its difficulty. It's hard not to love playing…

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Resistance: Fall of Man2006

3 out of 5 stars

What's the best thing about the PS3 in 2020? Is it the amazing line-up of games and the readily availab-no it's how cheap every game is. Needing something to chill with after Christmas destroyed my wallet, I decided I'd play Resistance: Fall of Man, a launch game for the system. I wanted a new series to start a retrospective on and it seemed like a good pick, a launch title, games in the series are readily available…

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