Despite the reviews given to this game since its initial launch it remains one of my favorites from the franchise!

It mixes game-play from other popular franchises (e.g. God of War; Shadow of the Colossus; etc) and combines the lore from the franchise to create a great experience imo. Camera angles can be an issue though; some minor glitches as well. However, I believe the pros outweigh the cons for this game. I first played this game on the Playstation 3 and am currently replaying the game on PC. Some of the visuals on PC look dated though, but also something I overlooked considering it's an older game. It's a good game overall and would recommend to anyone with an interest towards the franchise.

Ghostwire Tokyo is a great game imo.

If you love Japanese lore then this game is for you! The visuals look stunning; gameplay has a slow start, but gains momentum after the first few hours. Also, there's tons of side content aside from the main story to keep you busy. The story is interesting so far, but have yet to finish the game to determine what I think of it overall.

I would definitely recommend this game for old comers and new. It's a great experience that will keep you on the edge. Much of the original game is seen in the game with a few new extras to make the experience even better than before.

By far the best Mortal Kombat yet (imo)

I really enjoyed my play through and story created for this game. I believe any Mortal Kombat fan would greatly appreciate the efforts made towards the creation of this new addition to the franchise.

I initially completed Resident Evil Village via the XBOX One console and been playing the DLC for the game on PC. This is a great survival horror in the Resident Evil franchise. Personally, I've enjoyed the base game experience of Village but also been enjoying the DLC as well. Definitely worth a play through if you're a fan of the franchise.

My experience with Forspoken has been mixed. Visually, the game looks stunning within this vast fantasy open world. Gameplay is quite interesting; there's much going on here for the player to experience. However, where I think Forspoken suffers the most is with pacing issues. To elaborate, it's not as fluent of an experience as I would have hoped it to be. You'll be making progress to a specific location within the map and then suddenly come to a pause due to a cut scene or interaction with NPC's. Overall, I believe the game can still be enjoyable despite the setbacks that accompany the game. Myself personally, I've been enjoying my time with the game and look forward to seeing where the story goes.

Have a Nice Death is rouge-like that is quite enjoyable to play. If you enjoy games such as Dead Cells or Hades, then I highly recommend this game. The developers are constantly working to include more content with each update made for the game.

If you enjoy open world and souls-borne games, then you'd definitely enjoy Elden Ring.

It's a great game just to jump into and play in either short segments or long time play.