Recent reviews by AscAnsio

One of the best games I've ever played. You instantly realize that this masterpiece is a love letter from the devs to all Star Wars fans out there. The mix of the original scores of John Williams and the game's own music, excellent sound design, beautiful graphics, intriguing story; all happening in our beloved universe: It was a flawless experience. The grand finale left me speechless.

The first and second games of MP were just fantastic; and this is a true sequel to the Max Payne franchise, you can seldomly encounter games like this which are fidel to its predecessor as well. Top noth graphics and voice acting, excellent soundtrack from HEALTH, nice story even though it has some plot holes and classic Max Payne bullet time gameplay. I never cared about the multiplayer aspect of it anyway, Max Payne means stroy for me, it's all about the story baby. I enjoyed my tenure in this game, and I'll be waiting for more games from Rockstar in MP universe. 8,5/10

This game is absolutely underrated. If you're a Jurassic Park franchise fan, you'll definitely love it. Why? There are so many references to the original JP movie and the second The Lost World movie. You can hear about John Hammond's nephew Peter Ludlow, you can read a special journal which creates supreme logical explanations about the movement-based and binocular vision difference of Tyrannosaurus Rex and extreme big sizes of Velaciraptors because they were actually smaller according to paleontologist, besides Utahraptors and the venom spitting demeanor of Dilophosaurus and what happens to Isla Nublar after the first movie. Meeting with Sarah Harding (Ian Malcolm's girlfriend in The Lost World) was also a nice detail.

Using John Williams' score for the game? Telltale nailed it here. Awesome job.

I went to see Jurassic World a week ago and the I watched the first 3 movies like 50 times in my life and I started playing this one and now I'm completely overwhelmed by the magnificent aura of Crichton's creation. Jurassic Park is my childhood, period. 8/10 for my final score, the only frustrating part of this game is the action sequences with annoying controls. I was obsessed with taking Gold Rank on every chapter, so my playtime went to like 9 hours.

In spite of the other reviews, I wasn't so disappointed with the voice-acting; it was decent. Being able to interact with objects with so many monologue options was nice, so make sure to read all the lines with multiple clicking on the same things. And the story telling was well-written with a impressive twisting ending. The scenario leaves some questions unanswered but makes it up to you to your imagination like the TV show Lost in my theory. The major flaw is the short duration of the game, even for a indie title. In nearly 2 hours, I liked what I saw.

I quivered to my marrows when I attained with that final scene, playing Still Alive in the background. Wow, nice job DICE. Mirror's Edge absolutely shudders FPS genre with what it does. Amazing art style and soundtrack, adorable protagonist. The only thing I may complain about this game is that it's too damn short, leaves a very nice taste on your tongue when you see it finished. I can only hope that ME2 will surpass it precedessor. 8.5/10

Wow... The Jessica Curry soundtrack... And a touching narrative with a nice sewn story which admonishes our centuries' meaningless, countless wars and deaths because of the reckless goverments. It takes place in the same universe of the first game, the fictions are loosely binded, but there's nothing else common besides these. You'll notice that many aspects of the original game that made it so awesome are removed from this one. No inventory and no sanity system for example. The puzzles were also much easier compared to The Dark Descent. Last words; stay away from this one if you didn't like the former title. And my warning is this, you may still get dismayed of this, even if you liked it.

Oh, good old atari games when we were kids, playing games like this. I liked Revolution Ace, especially when I can have fun with my friend going on co-op mode. And the graphics engine was pretty nice; it actually surprised me, especially with the water mechanics. If you have interest in this genre, give it a try.

This DLC was surely kinda short in comparison to the main game, but it was also as awesome as the main game. And I can safely say that there was so much graphic content going on. Outlast will always hold a special place in my heart, I'm eager to play the sequels. Whistleblower is in my top 5 DLC of all-time list now, totally worth the price if it's not discounted.

I've been playing Outlast and Amnesia in a row for a week, finishing them both. Now for a comparison;

Amnesia has a better story with also a better narrative.

If Amnesia is a thriller, Outlast defines the horror genre. While the former one has its moments, the latter one scared me much more.

Both games have superb sound desing and musical scores. So do their graphics quality, they're pretty polished.

Either of them gave a experiences I'll never forget. Especially the moment when you enter the Back Hall in Amnesia, you know that you are safe after a long pursuit from the monsters you know that you're safe here, a soothing background melody starts, you stare at the statue with a baby face hanging on a spine, a blue tint on your screen, well that was one of the most ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ relaxing moments in my gaming history.

P.S. Amnesia includes a DLC which is named Justine, don't miss it. It's as good as the main game besides that it only has a 30 minutes game time. You can access it via the launcher.

Installed the game.

Scaried the ♥♥♥♥ out of me for the first time I experienced it.

Pondered to uninstall it, then decided to make this call next day to avoid any regret.

Didn't slept well, had some nightmares.

Woke up like a champion, bounced back and finished the game.

10/10 Crammed with peace to witness the ending of the scariest video game ever. Kudos Red Barrel.

P.S. Beware! Outlast is not for the faint of heart.