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Remember when you were bored of Audiofurf and wanted to enjoy your music but crossed with Geometry Wars? Well, this is that game. I have no idea how the sequels are, but I have fond memories of playing Beat Hazard.

WELCOME TO THE CIRCUS OF VALUE!!!

Bioshock is one of the greatest FPS games ever made. Even all these years later, there's no place as unique as Rapture. The story, vibe, characters are all awesome. So many memorable moments in this game, it's great. This remaster only adds a few lighting effects and I guess makes it run better on more modern hardware. The only real letdown is the documentary that can be found, it's just an interview with some of the dev team that doesn't really go in depth the way you might want to go as a die-hard fun.

But with that being said. Bioshock is a must-play.

While a little simplistic, this sure is a cool way to experience your music and can be considered a chill retro experience at this point.

An actual attempt at making a handheld spin-off of the Batman Arkham games. Blackgate however feels very clunky and just weird to play. The story isn't anything to write home about either, which kind of makes sense, since it's a spin-off of a prequel. A 2D Batman game with some of the Arkham elements might have worked, but the polish just isn't here. If you're looking to play the Arkham series, you can easily skip this one.

This game often gets criticised for no apparent reason. It's not as innovative as the Rocksteady developed entries in the series, but this is an awesome prequel which does everything what made Arkham City and Arkham Asylum awesome and then some. Sure, the story isn't as great, but there's still awesome villians to fight. And even though everybody prefers Mark Hamill as Joker, Troy Baker does a very decent job.

Very enjoyable game. Too bad Warner Bros likes to pretend this does not excist.

In my opinion, this is the best in Rocksteady Arkham trilogy. Scarecrow kind of steals the show here, but all the characters are perfectly written for this version of DC. There's a lot to explore, the combat system is aweome and the atmosphere is tense. A lot of people like to mock outlets for claiming "this game makes you feel like Batman". It's true though. One of the greatest superhero games ever made.

Unfortunately this game is dead. And it died pretty quickly. Can't really put my finger on why. It was getting pretty stale to be honest. While the gunplay itself was fine, the level design left a lot to be desired. There's also not a variety of modes so you can take a break from the regular Search & Destroy. Even though it's free, you can't find a game, so there's not point in installing it.

Wanted to play this really bad. But there is still so much crashing issues. Too bad.

This chapter in the Assassin Creed series feels a little gimmicky when it comes to gameplay. The focus on different kinds of bombs just isn't as fun as other elements. With that being said though, this is still a solid entry. Desmond being trapped in the Animus limbo is awesome. And having both Altaïr and Ezio involved in the story is great. It really feels like there is a lot at stake and feels like a fitting end to both Assassins' storylines. So while not the best, it's still very solid!

This game definitely has one of the most distinct artstyles of any game ever. The same goes for the soundtrack, which is generated by your actions. And I don't mean just adding a layer of bass when you enter battle. It feels way more dynamic than that. Not very long, but a really cool experience. Or as we say in the Netherlands; the monkey is out of the sleeve.