Recent reviews by Char

After splitting between a single player and multiplayer file, I recently rolled credits for the first time and I haven't been this blown away by a game before. I don't think there is a thing I can say that hasn't already been praised by everyone in the past 6 months.

Get it, just get it, it's by far the best AAA game of the past decade. If you love Dungeons and Dragons, Fantasy, RPGs, or want to see what a labor of love looks like Baldur's Gate 3 checks all of those off.

So now that the hype has died down a bit I can give a fully formed opinion on this. Master Duel was a breath of fresh air for both myself and others I know who played the TCG. This game is under it's own banlist and is missing two (and soon to be three) core sets that would have a significant impact on this format. While content feels a little lacking as someone that is very familiar with the game there is a lot of stuff to familiarize yourself with different decks as a new player. If you are new or returning to the game ranked (which is the only matchmaking available atm) the lower ranks between rookie to gold is a lot of more casual/tier 3 decks which to someone returning or starting out should be okay. But if you are a TCG player who already has most of the meta figured out and a deck built for it, you don't really start facing anything that will give you much trouble until high gold and plat.

TLDR: Game is pretty good for new and returning players but feels a little lacking in content. If you play the TCG it's fun till you hit the higher ranks and find it would just be better to keep grinding out Dueling Book instead.

Its basically a rouge like tabletop. Interesting playing it by yourself but I found the game great with 2 other friends. In our playthrough we got pretty lucky with some drops. A lot of hype and inside jokes made in the roughly 11 hour campaign we played with 3 more campaigns and a DLC.

One of my favorite indie games. Fluid gameplay, nice visuals, and a great soundtrack. Looking forward to anything else out of a potential sequel.

Used as the main poster child of the games are art argument and for only being a little under 2 hours it holds that up.

Have had an absolute blast paying this for the last near 60 hours. RoR2 has become one of my favorite games period. In all the time I have been playing I was only doing vanilla. The modding community is huge and adds even more value to this game. Getting your first god run is one of the nicest feelings in any game.

I just got the credits to roll and I still plan on playing this a lot. The amount of care that went into this game is amazing like the small little dialogue that each character has when they meet on a run. The gameplay is pretty addictive and you get this aspect of choice that makes the game not feel so dependent on RNG. This was my favorite game to play this year and I'm likely to play a lot more of it. There is a really good reason this game got nominated for game of the year and I think everyone should at least give this game a shot even if you aren't super into rouge-likes.

At first I wasn't that into Bioshock 2 because I came in expecting to play a very similar game to the original. You play as Subject Delta which is a Big Daddy and the game really nails the feeling of being a plasmid wielding juggernaut. And you are trying to save the Little Sister you were assigned named Elanor. If you weren't already attached to the Little Sisters this game really well get you to feel that way. While the story itself didn't feel as grand as Bioshock 1, I found the final act of this game to be a lot more enjoyable. My favorite part were the sections between key points of the story where you just walk through the water and get to see the city of Rapture in it's beauty. I've seen some reviews saying the remaster crashes but the only issue I ran into was being softlocked until I saved and just reloaded to which it fixed itself. If you like Bioshock you probably will already give this game a shot and probably like it.

Gameplay is pretty fun and its kinda nice to just sit back and mash a button really fast while some angel gets eaten by a demon. The story is pretty straight forward with some nice twists towards the end. There are some parts where the game can get a little difficult but the game rewards the player learning to time dodges and string together combos.

Solid story, gameplay, and characters not much else to ask for.

Now we all are left to wait for when ATLUS starts porting their other games to PC