Recent reviews by ZechsX18999

Baldur's Gate 3 has countless branching storylines where different decisions produce different outcomes.

You control a party of 4 members. Each member can be 1 of 12 different classes, with each class able to be played in a variety of different ways based on their builds.

During my first playthrough, I kept getting excited when thinking about how I would do things differently on future playthroughs!

Final Fantasy VII Ever Crisis is a mobile gacha game, which unfortunately means:

• a lot of the gameplay can be automated.
  
• a lot of the game is time-gated.
  
• some parts of the game are pay-to-win.

BUT, it's still a Final Fantasy (VII) game, which means fans of Final Fantasy (VII) can still appreciate parts of the game.

The King of Fighters XIII was my first KOF game, so I wasn't familiar with any of the characters or their backstories, but the story wasn't too hard to follow and turned out to be pretty interesting. The only downside to the story mode is that many cutscenes are only unlocked under specific circumstances and often unlocked out of chronological order, but it's easy to find a guide online on how to unlock all the cutscenes, and the game lets you rewatch any cutscenes you've unlocked.

I wasn't just new to the KOF series, I was new to fighting games in general, but the gameplay in The King of Fighters XIII wasn't too hard to learn, just difficult to master.

Lastly, the graphics and sound are quite enjoyable for a 2D game originally released in 2010.

Minerva's Den plays as its own separate campaign that's shorter than the main campaign, but the gameplay is just as fun and the story is even more interesting!

BioShock 2 scores a 10/10 in all metrics except for the story, which still scores a passable 7/10.

The dialogue and voice acting are well done, but the story itself is hard to follow.

Crysis is a pretty good FPS game. The graphics are amazing for a game released in 2007. The story is interesting, but not too creative. The gameplay is fun! The world is pretty open for a FPS game, allowing you to choose your own path to approach most missions. The Nanosuit really sets Crysis apart from other FPS games. At any point in time, as long as your Nanosuit has energy, you can switch between having invisibility, super defense, super speed, or super strength.

"El Diablo Islands - Host" is the only DLC with extra story content and it's not short either. There's also new game mechanics with new weapons, armor, enemies, and map obstacles.

You get to use a new character with a unique skill tree.

Recommended, but only by purchasing "How to Survive - Storm Warning Edition" or only if you want to replay the game multiple times.

- generic, but with a few cool twists

- lots of things to craft (weapons/armor/consumables)
- a good variety of enemies to kill
- large open world with waypoints