Baby Raptor

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This game is what basically started the legacy of Telltale games. I haven't heard of a Back to the Future game nor have I heard Telltale doing it. I looked on the internet on when it was made and I was shocked to see this came out in 2011. Michael J. Fox, Christopher Lloyd and Tom Wilson were involved in the voice acting of this game and I was very happy that they were able to make that happen. The story is about Marty McFly trying to fix universes and making sure things go back the way they were. If I remember correctly there were four different universes that Marty travels through and all of them have a different version of Doc that is not associated with his normal self. I'm not trying to spoil a lot of this game because the plot is what you would see in the actual movies and it's great. I played this game in the span of two days and I didn't play anything else because I was so invested with the story. Playing through it was a good time and I would say that it is my second favorite Telltale game with The Walking Dead season 1 begin my number one. 8/10

I've played a lot of games where the scenery was unreal, but man, this was drop dead gorgeous. There were times where I didn't progress through the story and just took in what the developers created and saying to myself "wow". You play as underwater diver going through the ocean and solving puzzles. Each area has its own collection of sea animals and yeah, at sometimes the puzzles get repetitive, but the actual look of the game will drown that out and make you swim to the next location just to see what it looks like. There is no dialogue throughout the game, but the mission statement is clear throughout the game about what you have to do to progress. Inside this game, not only are there puzzles, but there's mini games that you can do with dolphins, but it's only a one time deal unless you playthrough the game again. I collected all the achievements and it was fun to do because there were always things that I had missed while playing through the game initially. Beautiful game and it was nice game to just sit down and let time go by. 9/10

As a person who isn't too familiar with old school PS2 classics, Onimusha Warlords was a good time. I have never heard of the game prior to my purchase. I saw it on Gamespot's "Gamespot 50" and saw that it was a game people were looking into. It was super cheap at a shocking $20. I didn't know what to expect when I first loaded in and I saw the nostalgia graphics of the PS2 era. Gameplay was simplistic with an interesting story of a man named Samanosuke Akechi rescuing a princess named Yuki. You battle a good variety of foes with a good variety of looks and attacks. As the game progresses you upgrade your sword with different stones you find throughout the game and your sword's power strengthens and is also capable of performing three different elemental attacks. In some parts of the game, you play as Samanosuke's sidekick Kaede, who is a female. There are bosses ranging in difficulty and some are more annoying than others. After beating the game you can play a mini-game based on your skill of the game and you can unlock different outfits for your character if you choose to start another playthrough. I played through this game multiple times because I wanted to collect all the achievements attached to it and it felt very rewarding doing so. I would recommend this game to people who enjoy classics like this. I would give my rating a solid 7.5/10