Janzen Harris

So first off it looses a star for the micro transactions that's just a sign of laziness and greed in my eyes. It's not a bad game but it's not a good one either. The combat can be fun but the traversal sucks. Nowadays when I play a game I'm comparing it to Cyberpunk 2077 at launch to decide if it's a good game. Cyberpunk was crashing on me almost every hour on the hour but I still found myself booting it up immediately after. With Dragons Dogma? Not so much. It's crashed on me several times. It's failed to save and not told me multiple times. It freezes on me more often than I'd like. Finally, I can't comment on the story because it's not really there. It's not engaging to me. I'm more concerned with whether walking down this random path will lead me to a monster I'm not ready to kill than what's going to happen once I finally make it to the capital city. Overall a 6/10

I didn't want to review this until after I had beaten the first boss. Which was challenging but not at all enjoyable. I've done a lot of the side missions and scoured the city. The thing is I see what they were trying to do with this game and I firmly believe they achieved it. The problem is they never asked themselves if they should achieve those goals. The story is pathetic at best. The gameplay is intentionally designed to be bad. The side missions tend to be extra challenging for no reason. The only two characters who have fun and useful traversal abilities are Deadshot and Captain Boomerang. They spent more time on Harley Quinns butt than they did on her gameplay. I kept trying to make excuses for the story in the beginning like maybe it's an alternate universe but the more spoilers I've looked up the less likely that seems to be true Overall in my mind this isn't a game worth buying. It's petty but I hope whoever was overall in charge of the project gets fired because this is a garbage fire worse than OverWatch2 and trust me that's not an easy feat

Playing it in beta was amazing but they're trying to sell what they have as a finished game which it isn't. There's a quest that actually says 'WIP'. You can tell they rushed a lot of the features they added right before the 1.0 release. To me it feels like it needed another 6 months in beta. The sad part is despite the sad excuse of a launch it's actually a fun game. There is so much potential here but it's not reached yet. I advise anyone considering playing to wait six months. Unless your willing to wait for content that should already be there.

Never thought I'd give a pokemon game a 5/5 but what can I say this one has earned it. For the first time ever I have a desire to catch them all and multiple times at that. To be fair, I have been lagging on the main missions because I'm trying to complete as many pokedex entries as I can because it's ridiculously fun. Despite that, this is definitely the most challenging pokemon game I've played in a very long time. I'm often having to revive my pokemon mid battle because I miscalculated but believe it or not that makes the battles that much more fun. The story behind the relationship of pokemon and people is also a lot more interesting than I ever thought possible. To see a woman run away from a starly was amusing but curious at the same time. I can't wait to see what the rest of the game has to offer me but I have a feeling it's only going to get better. Bonus points for allowing me to catch a Chimchar and in the span of twenty minutes having him become a productive member of my party

What can I say about this game? It's a Dragonball game that TRIES to be an rpg. I say that because while I'm only halfway through the game, the grinding systems seems so off balanced that it's not even worth it to try and then even if you do grind up, you often find yourself receiving free exp right before a major mission often times putting you at the level you need with out grinding. The cooking system seems ok at first until you realize that while you may get a small bonus to your stats it's a very minor boost considering you gain up to 200 points with each level up. To make matters worse, the cooking items you need for a full course are usually only found through sidequests which kind of makes the rest of the cooking system pointless. The combat is relatively fun if not repetitive but what to be expected from a dragonball game. It takes some getting used to and sometimes it feels amazing and others not so much even when your dominating a battle. Over all a decent game but nothing spectacular.

So I picked this up last night and only was able to get about 3 hours in before I had to put it down but man those three hours were intense. I'm always very critical of the games I play so that if a game earns a certain score its definitely earned it. I'll give it a starting score based on the first hour or two and from there itll either go up or down depending on how the game progresses. The first three hours were a mix of intense cinematic experiences, engaging and challenging combat as well as an insane amount of exploration. The game encourages you to explore and rewards you for it. Now I've still got a long ways to go before I finish the game but this is definitely a pleasant surprise and I look forward to what the rest of it has to offer. Edit: I just finished the game and it only expanded upon what I stated earlier. I gave the the game an 8/10 to start and it pushed it's way to a 9.3 by the end. Overall a great game with some minor things that stopped it from getting any higher. These were minor things to me such as unlocking all the color Crystals at once towards the end of the game. Luckily none of this was story wise and I look forward to any dlc being released

So I saw the reviews for it before I went to see it and I was scared. The movie itself is great. It may not have plot twists but it has plenty of suspense. The only thing I really I didnt care for was some of the angle jumping they did in certain scenes. The movie doesnt really give you a chance to rest between the action sequences and overall it does a great job for an attempt at a Robin Hood origins story. They left room for a sequel and I hope it gets made