Mythic RJ

Was a Day One player when this launched back in 2018 and dropped countless hours on it, but it wasn't until 2020's pandemic that really made me realize how precious of a gem this game is, given the time to sit and discover everything this game offers. At around 75% achievements completed and the MANY full days spent, it is only right for me to finally give Horizon the five stars it deserves. Unsure how the game is doing as 2023, but if it's a racing game I would ever recommended, it's definitely this one. I love Horizon 5 and still hop on every now and then, but the memories and feeling of being at home with Horizon 4 doesn't compare. Forza Horizon 4 will always have a place in my heart as I will always feel like going back home returning to it. If I could, I would no doubt, drop the amount of days I spent, playing this game from the start again. <3

2016 Day 1 player here with COUNTLESS of hours dropped on the game. It is a great shame how far low this game has become. I didn't care much about the PvE that was lied about or pretty much anything that was announced for Overwatch 2. What I'm bummed out about is the essence of what made Overwatch stand so high and mighty that was taken. The hype of yearly events, the eagerness to open loot boxes, the simplest things that made the game so good was taken. It is, but a cash grab of a garbage now. A game not worth your gigabytes

So I'm almost at about 900+ hours in. Been dropping countless hours on MH games since 3U. The only complain I really have towards Rise/Sunbreak, is how much of a NIGHTMARE this game is as a Greatsword main. Everything is too fast and everything jumps everywhere. Yes, I know of THAT Greatsword counter skill, but that kind of ruins the fun of using Greatsword, having to rely on literally ONE skill. Anyways, after completing the game, hunting every monster countless times, and having my hairline recede from killing Primordial Malzeno, looks like I'll be returning back to World just to keep the servers alive.

This is THE Fallout game. Almost 13 years later, MANY characters created, and having it completed 100%(Achievements), I will always enjoy returning back to the wastelands to experience this masterpiece of a game.

Alright. To put it as simple as possible, Fallout 4 has always been a great game. So great, that I had skipped high school for two days just to play this, back when I was in high school lol. The game is almost 8 years old as of 8/22/2023, and even though I've 100% everything(Achievements), I still return back to it to create a new character and run through the game. Whether you've been a fan of the series for years, or are wondering if you should pick this up, I do suggest giving it a try.

I wasn't the few that purchased F76 at launch because I had my doubts towards the game being multiplayer at the time, odd of me since I'm a HUGE Fallout fan. From what I've heard and seen around this time, it seemed my doubts were correct... BUT, being the Fallout fan I am, I decided to install this game and try it out after many years. I've been playing 76 for over two weeks now and I do have to admit that there really isn't anything in the game that makes me want to put it aside. So, after two weeks of playing and feeling eager to go back home after a long hot day at work to hop on back to Appalachia, I actually do recommend picking up Fallout 76 as of 8/2/2023. Of course, if you are an individual who enjoys exploring and putting the time to progress your character.

Since Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate, I have been one to drop countless hours in the MH games since. I've had the most enjoyable memories playing these games with friends, but MH World will always be the MH title that will have a place in my heart, even after having 600+ hours on Rise/Sunbreak. Think it's been 5 years since its release, and if I could, I would write an entire novel based on my love and experiences with MH World. But five years later and 2500+ hours on it, I still believe this game is worth getting and playing, as I will always return to World for several hunts.

A little past a year later, 6 completed characters, 100% completion. Elden Ring has reached a new peek of gaming. <3

As a diehard soulsborne dude, Steelrising was actually one of those 'soulslike' games I force myself to play, that was quite enjoyable. The game was pretty slow and bland in the beginning, but as it progressed, I caught myself enjoying the game without any 'desperate for difficulty' these soulslike always seem to have.

As a diehard soulsborne dude, I've ran through this game about three times. One thing that sets this aside from those 'desperate for difficulty' games is that the game can actually feel enjoyable. Though as I dislike these 'soulslike' desperately wanting to be like soulsborne games as it ruins their potential in being a stand-alone game, one thing I absolutely disliked about this game, and the experience from it, is that horrible two-boss battle(Ornstein and Smough duplicate) towards the end of the game.