Recent reviews by MegaHunts

It is a democratic day for Helldiving! After the successful order of preventing a mass extinction of fellow helldivers all around the globe due to the limitations of creating PSN, everyone is free to dive as they please!

In honesty, game is a fun 1-4P co-op with a lot utilities in your arsenal to play with, despite there being bugs here and there, it doesn't completely ruin the enjoyment of Helldivers 2.

Starting off, the visual and audio are beautiful, the turn to 3d really gives off borderlands vibes with the art direction that Darkest Dungeon is known for. Gameplay is a little complex but you will start to get used to it as you progress more. On to the issues with the game.

The rewards are far less rewarding as nothing is saved except for quirks and small bonuses to the heroes that survived a run to the mountains. You are rewarded with a currency, Candles of Hope, but very few is given out (except for if you survive an expedition) unless you do a bunch of mini quests that you may not be able to accomplish due to the RNG of the pathing and gameplay you had to work with. With the currency you can either: Upgrade heroes, Add Trinkets to the item pool, or Upgrade the stagecoach. Right off you are given nothing and have to work with what you have and grind through runs, and to add on the grind; you have to find Confessions to unlock skills that you may require for certain fights or they become a slog fest.

This game is a rogue-lite, you are expected to fail the first runs because of how weak the heroes are in terms of their stats with low death resist and minimal skills to work with. If you prefer to have slow progression and actually feel rewarded for taking on quests, play the original as while that game is a Rogue-LIKE, you can atleast watch your favorite hero get stronger and stronger and feel the pressure of them being on death's door.

Overwatch 2's gameplay is a fun experience to those seeking an itch for the hero shooter genre, but it is hindered by blizzard's egregious shop

5v5 Team based gameplay with 2 Supports, 1 Tank, and 2 Damage, every role has a part to succeeding and there is fun to be had with working together, through overcoming hard teams and the exciting joy of ultimates coming together, arcade is a free for all with whatever gamemode shows up, and always a new experience to fun modes, Competitive is a wildcard with either being a joyful experience or a hell on earth scenario with toxic teammates or a team crushing team from the enemy (and vice versa).

How blizzard earns money now instead of a paid game is very aggressive for its free to play model, expensive prices for a single skin even in bundles, it is a joke to keep calling these single skin purchases micro-transactions when the prices are above 15 USD, (should be called macro-transaction at this point). A battlepass that you can't earn premium credits to self-sustain to buy the next battle pass or buy a premium skin. To even get the skins you want it'll take years to get the coins from weeklies for the premium skins for each hero, if you have them unlocked.

Would talk more about blizzard's history with its employees but this is just the gameplay

Save your money, play for fun, the prices are not worth for a pixel change

So after more time has passed, paladins has started to be more refined and ever so more fun than it was before. Lot of new champions every year and new events to keep players invested. Gameplay is fun and every match is always different from your previous match. While for a free to play game this game has a lot to offer, with the weekly rotation on champions to give you a test run of a champion you have your eyes on and whether its worth the investment, and many challenges to reward you with goods that are otherwise difficult to obtain in the past. But even if Paladins has become more refined, more and more bugs are becoming more frequent every update while fixing old ones new ones appear which is expected but is far more noticeable in the game. With every new champions almost bi-monthly there obvious balance issues with little time for the devs to gain feedback on the latest champion before moving to the next champion.

But with all these downsides Paladins is still a fun game to play around with friends or try new champions and items to see what synergizes.

Just don't play ranked you're gonna regret it.

Muse Dash, a rhythm game where you bash enemies that come in your way while listening to the music. Even though the attacks are not based on the beat but more so attacking on the notes of the songs, not a bad thing but just to point that out. Not much to say, it's a good game for the price and you can get way more songs by the DLC.

A nice and cute story of you going to a literature club and meet 4 girls, Monika, Sayori, Yuri, and Natsuki. All cheery and being able to choose what your poems mean and read others' poems. Who will you fall in love on. What will happen? It's a nice novel and you should give it a shot.