Recent reviews by Nikenemesis

Ooh, yeah..Baby, baby
I cried and I cried again..
Thanks to all who made this game!

This game is the absolute definition of chaotic fun. The missions are fun, planets are varied to a certain degree and combined with the intense action, its an excellent co-op horde shooter. PEAK FUN,

Needs a solid commander option.

It was 2013, I got myself a PS3 just for this game. played it, loved it. Got it on steam release for my wife to play, she loved it. Ended up purchasing it again on my account, just to experience it once again. After all these years, still the best game ever made in my opinion. The story, the tone, the environment, the combat, everything is just absolutely top notch. Absolutely stunning remake. Please release TLoU2.

“You are held captive—a prisoner of fate to a future that has been sealed in advance. This is truly an unjust game. Your chances of winning are almost none. But if my voice is reaching you, there may yet be a possibility open to you. I beg you. Please overcome this game and save the world. The key to victory lies within the memories of your bonds—the truth that you and your friends grasped. It all began that day when the game was started half a year ago. For the sake of your world’s future as well as your own, you must remember.” – Lavenza

Equally chaotic with friends and random, some of the levels are unique, though some maps have re-runs albeit in different directions. I can expect the game to get better with more cleaners and modes. The card-based perk system and satisfying gun play build upon the superb groundwork of the Left 4 Dead series.

Night City is my Jam

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I can't write enough to convey my fondness for this title; Assassin's Creed Origins is a beautiful labour of love that is clearly shown in its storytelling, character development and open world gameplay. Yes, it retains its equitable share of plot holes though I don’t begrudge it. It simply makes it up for the visual treat and rewarding side quests that can be undertaken anytime at your leisure. Also, the discovery tour as a museum style mash-up acts as a great supplemental tool to learn and visually explore that specific historic time frame. While its unfortunate I cannot review this game in Hieroglyphics, I would to say again to all those involved in making this game, Thank you. It's clear the team involved took some advice from the Ished Tree (Ancient Egyptian Tree of Life) - The nut doesn't reveal the tree it contains.
Translation: A wish or project is full of possibilities. Nurture it carefully to see it grow into a giant "tree".

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A World war 2 RTS which has allowed me to play the red army to my heart's content. Whether it's to pull out my favourite commanders to win the fight with your allies or forcing you to battle back against almost-overpowering odds, this gem has me playing more hours than I had originally planned. As the years have passed, I have never gotten bored of this game. A classic in its own genre.

Once upon a time, there were three friends who were called Diamond, Square and Triangle. They lived in their palette world filled with multicells, quite contempt but lonely. One day they discovered they had identical partners who wanted to meet them. The three friends ran across to join them, but never against one another because of their trusted bonds of friendship. They decided to dance working together in unison via a melodic vec-flow pattern to illustrate their happiness. Unbeknownst to them, they were simply puppets to a 'Hacker' trying to solve the alphabetic password to access the 'LYNE’ files.