Samuel Hughes

I'm loving the new season so far. The only reason I give it a 4 stars instead of 5 is because of how much they ramped up the political bias in the screenwriting.

I didn't think I'd enjoy this game but I've been hearing a lot of buzz about it and it was free on PS Plus so I gave it a shot. I expected to get bored within five minutes and uninstall but I can't put it down.

First off, this is obviously another politically biased Purge movie that ridicules the white man as dumb and ignorant. Its so sterotypically biased that CNN should've been credited in the opening. Second, this movie is not scary in the least bit. I often forget that its considered a horror movie. Jump scares are the weakest I've ever seen, the participating Purgers aren't nearly as menacing as in the previous movies, and the overall sadistic demeanor portrayed in the earlier movies is toned down A LOT. Most of the dialogue is pure cringe. Cookie-cutter banter between stern conservatives and foreigners about who's right and who's wrong. You just want them all to shut up until the next exciting scene starts. Blumhouse has really gone downhill over the years, just dumping out fluff that lacks real horror substance. Surpisingly they didn't rely on jumpscares in this one, which is why it gets 2 stars instead of 1.

First of I'll say this game has the funnest and most satisfying vehicle combat I've ever experienced. Physics are on point, the detail of parts flying off as you deal or take damage is amazing, and the driving never gets boring. The hand to hand combat mechanics pays homage to the Arkham game series, equally as brutal as the vehicle combat. I'm giving this 4 stars though because the story is surprisingly dull and uninteresting, and the fine details of the graphics are a bit lackluster. The textures and surfaces look more like a downgrade to the PS3 era.

Trash. No realism whatsoever as the combat is very arcade-like and ships maneuver around very easily like they have full power motors attached to them. The combat in general is just dull and repetitive and doesn't feel at all like naval combat. The naval segment in Assassins Creed 3 was just a small fraction of the game and it blows this garbage out of the water. This is a prime example of Ubisoft taking a big dump on what could've been a GOTY nominee

Its a fun and satisfying zombie game but that's really all it is. Corny dialogue, robotic NPCs, and not much else to do in the world than whack zombies around. It feels like a Far Cry zombie DLC sometimes

This is one of the most beautiful looking PS5 games I've ever seen. It feels like I'm playing a modern sci-fi Pixar movie. I was nervous about the quality being degraded when I chose Performance Mode (60 fps) but it's both jaw droppingly beautiful and butter smooth. The gameplay also feels very similar to the originals while adding a few new features. A great buy for new or veteran R&C players!