David Bryan

This game has really nice graphics, runs very smoothly & the gameplay is exciting and varied. It's fun. It took me a while to get used to the lack of ammo, but the game was designed for that & once you get past that, it's not really a negative as you learn to adapt. The chainsaw would be better if you could use it whenever you want & not only when out of ammo, but that's a very minor negative. The jumping puzzles took me quite a while to get used to. They appear like impossible jumps, but it gets better the more you practice. The second jump seemed to not work sometimes, but it's probably technique issues on my part. Doom Eternal excels at just about everything one could want in a game. You can't play this & not find the combat exciting, plus everything else. 100% recommended.

Game looks great & has some great things going for it, but fatal flaws ruin it. The gameplay is quite challenging & can be fun. Enter a room & you have to dodge shots while making some jumps & shooting enemies. All good, but then the problems happen. Dying and having to start at the very beginning might not be a great game design choice. You level up each time, but starting all over again? Boss fight: no health increases at all before & during. What you have is all you have. You need to get to this point without losing any health to have a chance really. Played this again after a long break. First thing I noticed was the painfully slow reloading process. Run out of shots & then about 5 seconds to reload & it's difficult to not get hit while that very slow process occurs. Also, health packs do not occur at very good intervals & sometimes don't happen in a level. The game could be great, but it's just missing some things & needs refinement. Manual saves or auto saves after each room would help. Another levelling up system might be more fun. As it is, the game promotes frustration & forces lots of repetition on you.

Just started playing this game in 2025 & not sure what to think of it. The map is a nightmare to use & I'm unable to get to where I want to be. It doesn't include roads & it just has a few symbols on it. The colours in this game are all washed out & look really really bad. The graphics are the worst I've ever seen in a game. The side missions are unpleasant. I couldn't afford a horse, so I walked to the main mission location. Some thieves attacked me & couldn't beat them all & I died & was put back to where I started the long walk. Basically, this is a low tech, bad looking unpleasant grind of a game.

I had seen this movie years ago & had remembered it as being very entertaining & a great movie. I'm re-watching it & it's even better than I remembered it. It's exciting, non-top action & it's funny too. The casting is perfect as well. Everyone in it is great & Mel Gibson is perfectly cast as Porter. Highly recommended.

I'm about 2/3 the way through Borderlands 3 & it's great. Smooth gameplay, movement & lots of interesting weapons to try out. True, the twins aren't the best villains & some of the missions are a bit silly, but it's fun.

Just started this game (on PC) & the controls start bad & get worse. Strange symbols appearing on the screen to do things. Moving, interacting & so on are all awkward & difficult to do. I had to pickup the kids teddy bear & it took 5 minutes to do so. The developers must of discussed the pros & cons of using these bad controls & I guess they decided to be different & go with the bad controls. Is the game good so far? I don't know as it's a struggle to move around & interact with things. Between main story events, the game seems to become centred around doing mundane boring activities like walking around a house & then taking a pill, then eating some food. It's as if they want to showcase these controls that they've developed that no other game in existence is using. OMG, rocking the baby after feeding isn't working & the baby cries & I've redone it 6 times. It won't allow to be done slowly, so I have to do it the same speed. OMG - OMG. No game should be like this. Just keeps repeating. OMG. Can't figure it out. Slowly doesn't work, fast has him rocking the baby very fast & that doesn't work. I'm sorry, but this game is a train-wreck. I'm about halfway through the game & can say that the story is exciting & well done, the graphics are nice, the music is very well done and it's basically all good, but the controls... Why. Everything is degraded due to this strange decision to use bad controls. The necessity to hammer the keyboard & mouse to make these movements is not only very awkward, but hard on the pc hardware... Why do this? Got totally stuck on the chapter "twins". You need to run up to a stone wall & then climb up. There is a red arrow surrounded by a circle & you're supposed to press the key the second it is displayed. The arrow key has no effect. Maybe a glitch or I'm doing something wrong. Nothing in commands within the game. No idea how to do this. Arrow, left shift, left mouse button - none work. I'm spending more time researching the controls than playing the game. I've tried every key & nothing works. The arrow key is logical, but it does nothing. I've tried pressing it once, repeatedly & holding it down & nothing. I can't find anything online for this. Moving the mouse forward was tried too - nothing. Can't get past this problem. No key allows me to proceed. It's a simple climb movement that's necessary, but what key to press? A circle with an up arrow should mean to press the up arrow. Can't find anything online. The internal command list indicates to press the indicated key when it's displayed, but the key is an up arrow within a circle. The up arrow has no effect. Pressing it repeatedly or pressing it & holding it down does not work. I guess I can't complete the game now. What a disaster.

This game has gorgeous locations, tons of content, excellent exploration, fun missions & is overall excellent, but there are lots of glitches that lower the score. Also, the movement & combat take a lot of getting used to & is more or less awkward. Starting out, I was dying constantly on normal difficulty, so I switched to "easy" to figure this game out. On easy, I will die after 2 sword strikes or 1 arrow. I noticed that when I slash away at an opponent, their health remains 100%. I can fire all arrows I have at an opponent & their health remains full. I've tried out the take-down when you sneak up behind an opponent & hit "F" (on pc). They ignore this, turn around & slash at me & I'm dead after 2 strikes. (again, this is on easy) I've tried toggling the difficulty back & forth, no difference. I much later read on Reddit that there are different difficulty areas on the map & your abilities won't work if in a higher area. Wish that I knew about this earlier, but this seems like a strange design feature. A few more things. Bayek will sometimes continue moving in a certain direction without any input to do so, which makes for a difficult time. if he catches fire, seemingly he'll continue to burn until he dies & he won't try to put out the fire. I once had him jump into a river to put out the flames & it sort of worked I guess, but continued to burn far too long. This issues continued throughout the game. Bayek has movement that's awkward & imprecise. He will move in ways that you probably don't intend or want. He will sometimes get hit & lie on the ground taking damage & it's very difficult to get him to move. He just lays there. Eventually, he will respond to the command & get up, move & protect himself. Right now, I'm exploring an area where my attacks have no effect, so I'm simply abandoning the area completely. Doesn't feel right to do that & the way this was designed seems strange. Never has this happen in any other AC game. I tried normal difficulty against a guard who was lightning quick, dodge was ineffective, slashing him was ineffective as he could shield against anything, so I switched back to easy & even then it was a challenge to dispatch this guy. I accidentally started the final mission (level 31), without realizing it was the final mission as many others are at a higher level. I wish I had received a warning message that this was the final mission so I could play it at the end. Overall, this games excels at world building, fun missions, beautiful locations that you never stop being amazed by, lots of things to do & so much more. The glitches & some movement & combat idiosyncrasies could be better, but man, what an accomplishment this game is. 100% recommended.

I saw this movie years ago & remembered it as being really really good & wanted to re-watch it but I forgot the name. I finally found it & re-watched it. My goodness, better than I remembered.The concept is unique, it's very unsettling, the acting is excellent from everyone, there isn't a moment without extreme tension, there are many twists & totally unexpected things happening. It all adds up to one excellent horror movie. Totally recommended !!

This game is intolerable. I tried playing it months ago & couldn't tolerate the horribly bad dialogue & now I'm trying to play it again with exactly the same reaction. In the first part by the body, the kid's dialogue it horribly bad & then trying to get past Measurehead, with no real solution. Looking this up indicates "an hour and forty minutes of in-game time" to talk your way in. The only other way is by fighting & I didn't choose a powerful character. I'm thinking this horrible gameplay will only get worse the farther into this, so can't proceed. I hate wasting money & not trying to play a game all the way through, but this is just a bad gaming experience for me.

Excellent game. It's very immersive & exciting. I've finished the main game & am finishing off some side missions at this point. Ezio is a very interesting character. He seems to have a mind of his own & doesn't follow instructions sometimes - interesting. The roman scenery is nice, but more locations would be welcome.The missions are fun & the game offers many many hours of great gameplay. I found many of the puzzles to be very entertaining. Fully recommended.