Yusoff M

I really enjoyed ROTTR, sadly none of the quality of that game carried over here, aside from obviously the graphics. Puzzles are unnecessarily long with lots of backtracks, confusing objectives, horde mode shooter Gears of War style (like wth right), with mostly melee enemies while the game makes you struggle with close quarter combat. I think there's even less weapon modification here, and by that I mean most of the guns don't even have any upgrades, though I suspect it's a trade for individual armor crafting. The biggest compromise they've made is with the level design. I may have done 80% stealth in ROTTR, while I don't think I've done a single successful stealth in any section in this game. The areas are so tight and enemies are packed together, it's almost a miracle to do anything without alerting at least a single person. All in all, it's no big deal to avoid this game and be content with ending it at the second game.

Another rinse and repeat game from Ubisoft. Essentially if you've played any Assassin's Creed from 2017, any Far Cry from 2012, or even any Watch Dogs games before, you've played them all. If grinding for same type of quests isn't something you like, best stay away from Ubisoft open world games.

There's no doubt this game has amazing graphics, since I believe it is the main praise in most reviews. However, the story is nowhere to be found, or at least very scarce. The game starts with gripping narrative, characters you could care about, and an expansive world you just couldn't wait to figure out more. But after a certain point they remove you from that grip and put you in an empty space where the next exciting moment is 5-10 minutes away, with nothing in between other than the usual gameplay repetition; collect plants, kill robots, run around some more.

This expansion ruined whole experience of the base game for me. When I replay the game and am waist deep in the bogs of Velen I imagine myself in vineyard view of Toussaint, when I walk through muddy paths of Novigrad slums I always think of when can I get to Beauclair. The amount of content CDPR brought with this expansion blew me away, especially compared to the first expansion that only added a little to the world, albeit with great story.

Probably the longest time I've played in roguelike games. Despite having random item drops, the chance of me getting bad item combinations is really low. It's a challenging game, but as you progress, you'll find the hardest difficulty is the game at its most fun.

One of very few games that I could instantly replaying right after finishing and collecting 100% everything. The music, art design, gameplay, nothing is not good in this game.

Even after 5 season the show still maintaining consistency with its humor and the pacing. I do love what they're doing with Bojack's character, while he's progressing with his mental state and relationship, he's not out of character from one season to the next. For all I care this show could just go on forever as long as it stays on track.

Love the dry humor on this show. The acts flow really well and it doesn't stop to tell a joke so you can hear an inaudible laughing track.