Kieran

I got this game feeling more excited than ever on a Thursday night. I expected it to be good because Rockstar games usually makes good games. When I got into grand theft auto 3, I was met with the jazzy theme of the original, and I felt nothing but nostalgia. Upon getting into the game, I was hit with very low frames per second. Now that didn't bother me as I've never really cared about fps, so I went on playing. The graphics looked really good, but overtime I noticed how the game felt too much like the original, that much in fact that Grove Street games had left in every problem that riddled the original in 2001. I pushed through and beat the game a day later. "Here goes vice city" I thought to myself, and with it being a bigger game than grand theft auto 3, I thought that it'd be somewhat better than the grand theft auto 3 remaster. Was it? No. It felt the exact same as the original vice city, now with exclusive fps issues. The graphics, whilst fantastic and beautiful, made the game look empty in a way. I also don't like the character models in this game, a certain female NPC in a bikini looked like the slenderman. After playing a few hours of vice city, I gave up trying to like it because I have better games to be playing in my spare time. I left vice city and moved onto San andreas, expecting this to be the BIG remastered game. All I got was a bland looking map, with a depressing and empty looking atmosphere. Along with lots of new bugs to play with, and all of the old problems with it also. After playing san andreas for around thirty or so minutes, I gave up and looked online to see if anyone else had been experiencing what I have. I have seen nothing but bad reviews, and I agree with most of them, some are too overexaggerated. I had a look to see if Rockstar had responded to the backlash, and they said updates will be coming. This ISN'T the rockstar I know and love, they're reminding me of CD projekt red. What happened in the last 3 years!? We got the amazing red dead redemption 2, then this? I'm starting to doubt the gaming industry as a whole, why do these game developers keep lying to us for some quick cash! What happened to caring about the product, that you're giving to the people? I am disappointed in rockstar games as a whole. This will be the last remaster I get that has "ROCKSTAR" written on it, whether it be a grand theft auto IV remaster or a red dead redemption 1 remaster, there is no way that I'll buy another one. My expectations for a sixth grand theft auto game are dipping drastically. PULL IT AROUND! I was almost put off of games from my childhood because of this game developer. How dare they! I'm more disappointed in Rockstar for this, than I was for CD projekt red for Cyberpunk 2077. I'm done. I'm going to turn off my computer, turn on my console and play grand theft auto V for a bit, maybe play some doom eternal, and level up a bit on call of duty: Vanguard. After that I'll buy battlefield 2042 in the next few days when it releases. I'll revisit this trilogy when Rockstar does something. For now I'm very disappointed in them.

I got Resident Evil: Village via pre-order on release, and boy was I impressed for what was in store. In my review I will try to not leak any spoilers at all whatsoever, as its best to go into this game blind. At the start of the game you are basically thrown straight into the chaos, which is a change of pace for what most games go for. When the game starts, 99.9% of the game is hidden from you, but the more you progress the more you reveal about the story. The game never stays the same which makes it unpredictable, it can be a survival horror game like resident evil 7 for a while and then call of duty modern warfare. The game is amazing in changing whilst progressing and not being predictable. The characters in this game are extremely memorable, and the villains are also. The sound and design in this game is spot on. Weapons feel so satisfying to shoot. The graphics for this game are extremely impressive and the game looks real. The horror in this game is tame, but appears at unexpected times making it scarier than past resident evils, as you never know when the horror can hit you. I have played many horror games through the years and this one is by far the scariest one I have ever played, maybe not throughout, but at certain points. The story is amazing and the ending managed to bring a tear to my eye. It's filled with plot twists. I personally think this is the best resident evil game I've played since 4. Capcom have nailed this game 100% and I recommend it to everyone and anyone. I give this game 5 stars and after completion I can't find any other game to play. If you are considering buying this game, just grab it! Even if you are not a resident evil fan, this game introduces anyone to the series in such an amazing manner, and as for the fans like myself (been a fan since resident evil 4), they will love it also and may also shed tears and feel nostalgic at certain points. Truly the best game I've played in an extremely long time and Capcom is my favourite developer from now on, hands down.

Probably the best hitman game I've ever played. Every level is amazing, except the train one, which I personally thought was a map IOI created to show what Project 007 could be like. Dubai is cool but doesn't really stand out, dartmoor Manor is amazing. The level isn't exactly beautiful, but really captures England's look, plus the design is spectacular, the level feels so big. I also really like the murder mystery. The Diana Burnwood map is beautiful. It has good design and feels big also. It has some interesting mission stories. The China map is beautiful but also dark at the same time. The look of the map, the rain, everything about it looks so good. Its a pretty dark and sinister map though. Berlin has a very lonely feel to it. But feels so big and you feel like you can freely walk anywhere. The club is amazing, and the level also introduces a new thing to the game. But yeah the game is great.

The call of duty of 2020 was delivered amazingly by Treyarch. First of all, the multiplayer feels more balanced than MWs multiplayer did and a lot more fast paced, the graphics look extremely beautiful and are a big upgrade from modern warfare's graphics, the guns do not feel as good as they did in Modern Warfare (2019) but that is ok because to me it makes the game feel more satisfying, the HUD and UI is pretty good, hard to get used to at first, but is good, scorestreaks make a return which is one thing I kind of disliked about multiplayer, the guns do not sound as good as they did in modern warfare but that will hopefully be fixed in future updates, hopefully the devs can do an overhaul of the game sometime in the future. There are a few bugs but none that are gamebreaking, it doesn't run good on last gen consoles but these next gen consoles it runs smoothly, the zombies mode is finally extremely fun again and is a big step up from the extremely bad "black ops 4 zombies", the map design is very good in this game, I am still yet to do the campaign. So I give this game 4 stars, it is very enjoyable and I do prefer it over modern warfare, then again though opinions are opinions, it just depends on how you like your call of duty.

An amazing resident evil game! Capcom have done it again! It's not exactly like resident evil 2 remake but it is way more adventurous, you get to explore more of Raccoon City, the characters are interesting and the gameplay mechanics are just overall fun. It features more action than resident evil 2 but still has horror within the game. Nemesis is terrifying and is more unpredictable than ever, he's definitely better than Mr. X. The story is still amazing even though it's similar to the original story and i definitely recommend this game to the person reading this!