Christian Mabe

Fantastic movie that had me on the edge of my seat the entire time. It feels like a breath of fresh air, a cool drink of water after what feels like non-stop dissapointments from Hollyweird these days. Dune is looking to be in the same caliber as Star Wars and LOTRs.

There's something about this game that I really enjoy. I've been playing non-stop for a week and I'm loving it. It has the feel of games I loved as a kid and I really enjoy the lore. It has its bugs for sure and the devs need to improve some things, but you can tell it was a labor of love. I would really like to see the game do well and flourish. I've read reviews claiming it's unplayable/broken, but this must have been an early access issue that's since been addressed. There's even seasonal and endgame content now. I know the devs care because I reached out on discord and immediately got help with a question I had. 10/10 in my book.

This game has kept me incredibly entertained for a very long time. There's so much to do, it's beautiful even on my ps4, loads of things to customize including your own settlement, memorable characters, and the list goes on. The game is MASSIVE as far as maps go. You can explore (with the dlc) England, Norway, Asgard, France Ireland, North America, and Scotland. These arent small areas either, rather full size maps to explore. The only thing that confused me is why it's called Assassin's Creed. This is NOTHING like the old AC games. It's more like a spin-off really. Still, the game is a pleasure to play. I can't understand why some people dislike it. The most ridiculous reason I've heard is it's too long with too much to do. You aren't required to do every little thing that pops up, and I want a game that's my money's worth, so length is a good thing. As far as gameplay goes ive only experienced one glitch and that was a seasonal event that was eventually fixed. Other that ive had no issues. The expansions are worth the money and add fun sidequests to the game. As someone who quickly got tired of the original AC formula of just running on rooftops in the same city over amd over, Valhalla was a real game changer. I give Valhalla (and it's expansions) a 10/10 and will say, even now in 2022, it's worth buying the complete edition for over $100. For once a games worth the steep price tag.

I really liked this movie. David Harper is perfect for this role, the visuals and character design were great. The plot is very fast paced and a lot of people seem to dislike this. The thing is, if you've read the Hellboy comics, they are like this also. I'm convinced this will be a highly loved classic ten years down the road If you're even a little interested check it out.

Everything about this game is amazing with the exception of the mechanics which can feel clunky at times. This is by no means a breaker and it's only a minor annoyance. Worth every penny.