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Biohazard 4 (2005)
Garbage Controls
You can't move in the direction your camera is pointing, it always switches you back to the direction you are facing. Then what is the point of the camera? It makes it so you can't look behind you quickly and shoot, you have to completely turn around. The menu system is clunky, making it so each time you want to equip something you have to pause and unpause. Also, the gunplay is very clunky and unsmooth, making it difficult to aim. Lastly, there are no sound settings lol. This is one of the greatest games of all time? The controls make it unplayable. Das dasfasdfsafsdafsafsdafsdaf.dafsdfasdfasdf.
Resident Evil 2 (2019)
Fast paced modern game with a classic resident evil feel.
Excellent game. It really gives you that horror and mystery feeling with the dark atmosphere and creepy sounds. The gunplay is very smooth and putting down zombies is satisfying. The puzzles are great, encourage exploration, and it feels great when you complete them. The different enemies that you face are all really scary, especially the imposing Mr. X who can appear out of nowhere and has his own music theme. The graphics are really immersive and the voice acting is excellent, with Leon and Claire even reacting in real time to events.
(Filling stupid 600 character requirement sadfsdafdsafsdafsdafsafsadfsadfsadsadfasfasfdfsaddafsdfsadfsdfdsafd)
BioShock Infinite (2013)
Well Presented Game held back by Convoluted Story
The world and gameplay were very good. Unfortunately, the big issue with this game lies in the story. The story made sense 1/2 of the way through, but in the second half turned into convoluted garbage. They threw too many things in there, such as ghosts, infinite worlds, class warfare, double identities, that it is all too much to keep track of. The dramatic voice acting didn't even hit any emotional notes for me because I had no clue why the current story point was important. Why is Elizabeth's mother a ghost but also a representation of herself? Why does Elizabeth keep creating new worlds? Why is the main villain of Comstock so quickly brushed over? Why is Dewitt also Comstock and who cares? And to make matters worse, the ending dragged on and on, never ending, and confusing me even more. I think this game tried too hard to be "smart", that I couldn't appreciate the more emotional parts of the story.
Grand Theft Auto V (2013)
Extremely Enjoyable Game
This game is one of the greatest game of all time. There are just so many things to do, it's insane. You can fly in a helicopter, dive in a submarine, own businesses, rob banks. The world is so, so expansive and the detail of the world looks so realistic, from the desert, to the ocean, to blood on your car. The characters of Franklin, Trevor, and Michael are extremely memorable and have stellar voice acting. The story of the game is good, not great, because the narrative is not focused enough on the main betrayal and instead devolves into "do this mission for this undeveloped character; now do this mission for this character". The gameplay and driving is much better than in GTA IV (where driving felt like wobbling on ice) because it balances fun and proper physics. Overall, an excellent and most importantly fun, experience.
Biohazard (2002)
Too Much Waiting Time and Backtracking
Resident evil remake is a very boring game in my opinion. Most of the game is just spent walking through a million doors, in which EACH ONE has a 5 second waiting time. Without a walkthrough telling you what to do, you will probably be lost because there is a lot of backtracking. The sound and atmosphere however is excellent, and I love the aesthetic of the mansion. The gameplay is also really simple, just shooting with no variety. I was interested to learn more about the story, but the gameplay is really too slow and mundane for my liking.
Mafia: Definitive Edition (2020)
Beautiful World and Excellent Story
The first time I played Mafia definitive edition, I was blown away by how beautiful the world actually looks. It feels exactly like 1930s New York and driving through it is a treat. The other massive strength of this game is the good characters, voice acting, and story. The characters feel like real people, and the relationship with Paulie is fleshed out particularly well. The story is done masterfully, conveying the various eras of the Salieri vs Morello war and how Tommy's place in the mafia and his relationship with Sarah grows. The end the story gives a great conclusion on the downfalls of joining the mafia and how it is a contract that you can't escape.
The only negative that I would give this game is that it doesn't take advantage of the beautiful world that it has created. After the game, there is not much to do besides collect magazines and foxes, which is quite boring. The game would have a lot more content if it had more places where you could interact with characters and complete missions. However, the main story is amazing and is definitely worth playing.
Dying Light (2015)
Definition of Overrated
With most people saying this was the best zombie game they ever played, I had to give it a try. I loved the simplicity yet challenging play of left 4 dead 2 and was expecting a lot from this game. While this game looks pretty, the story and gameplay fall flat. The protagonist has no personality, and instead of developing characters, the story sends you on random tedious missions that are uninteresting. The gameplay isn't much better and is more of a parkour game than a zombie game. You start out with garbage weapons that take 10 hits to kill a zombie, so it is better off just running and completing missions. You do not get attached to any characters, and the gameplay is too boring and tedious to make up for it. I value story almost as much as gameplay, and honestly this game doesn't shine in either area.