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Nioh's identity is misled imho by the community, it's not a "souls like" game, it's a Hack and Slash with "souls-like" elements. Every area has shrines as checkpoints and a boss to defeat as "souls-like" games have, but the gamestyle is totally Hack and slash element. Also Co-oP works same as "souls-like".
The Nioh's beggining is the most frustrating thing in the game, you start with zero combos and skills, your only option to defeat enemies is to pick up a weapon and use 'quick/heavy' attack on the enemy. If you manage to defeat the first area (which by the way is way more easier than Nioh 1) then you'll actually start playing the game. Weapon Proficiency is key to enjoy the game, because you start unlocking skills which then you can combine them to achieve high damage combos.
I'm tonfa main, in Nioh 2 i also loved fists and Switchglaive weapons for their variety of combos, they're amazing. You've got variety of weapons and playstyle to choose and every weapon has it's own skills and abilities. Nioh is a gear-level based game so you gotta change your gear a lot especially at the start. If you find any level gear higher than yours it's propably worth equipping it. You can speedrun your areas to the boss or you can farm enemies in order to farm higher lever gear.

I loved the game but it has 3 big thumbs down things for me:
1. NG+2 (Deam of the Demon)
Every mode in Nioh 2 is totally balanced expect NG+2. The boss life difference between NG+1 and NG+2 is the worst unbalanced thing i ever experienced in a game as far as i remember. I was fighting Mezuki with Lvl160+7 Gear and it was the worst unbalanced nightmare. I forced to leave the mission and use the gear i got from NG+2 in order to have a chance.
My point is: NG+1 DOES NOT prepare you for NG+2 at all! The difference is huge, i have played all the way to the "Dream of the Nioh" (NG+4) and i haven't meet anything more unbalanced other than NG+1,NG+2 difference. Anyway i believe NG+2 needs a minor nerf on its two starting areas.
2. Character without voice.
Seriously bring back a protagonist with a voice and a desire, i didn't like the story a lot because the protagonist doesn't talk at all. Seriously? You can make a character who can be customized by the player WHO CAN TALK.
A non-talking character was a dissapointment for me.
3. Guardian Spirits.
I'm a tonfa main player and i love playing with my weapons, in Nioh 1 i could use Guardian Spirits to enchance my weapons so i could extra damage with my combos, in Nioh 2 the guardian spirit ability changes your character's form into Yokai. In General it is not a bad thing because you can deal tons of damage with that form, but it's not my playstyle. I literally entered in Yokai form less than 20 times because i simply hated it. Bring back the old guardian spirits or at least give us a choice on how we wanna use our guarding ability skill, Weapon enchance or Yokai form.

Despite the few negatives, Nioh is a good game, i recommend.

This game deserves more than the GOTY title.
The game is the definition of what it means "sandbox, RPG" game. Fromsoftware's titles are so well made which made a new tag in gamer scene called "souls-like".

You can do everything and nothing in this game.
You start with absolut nothing, you start making your own path choosing where you wanna go. The most amazing thing i enjoyed in Elden Ring is the exploring, it's Amazing! I cought myself many times checking distant places or edges on the map to see if there's anything worth looting and many times it has. Sometimes you'll find a worthless item but sometimes you'll find a dungeon, sometimes you'll find an outfit. You can dress your character with numerous unique armour sets which you can find them by exploring! The game has many locations which you can find if you explore a bit.

Boss fights are the most intense thing in the game as with all Fromsoft's games. There are so many unique animations with so many unique bosses which you can find. The developers have made so many locations to visit, but they don't force you to visit them (so they can show off their work) instead these locations can be found only if you made the effort. Also every boss fight rewards you with something, it might be a weapon or a charm or something else which can later be used if it fits your playstyle.

There are tons of builds/weapons which you can play in game.
due to variety of weapons,ash of wars,spells,spirit ashes. There are so many overpowered builds which you can found by playing the game and can be used to easily kill all the bosses. Jump attacks with strength weapons can break enemy stance easily, Dexterity weapons than can bleed the enemy fast, spells than can "1-shot" bosses. The game does not stop there, if you can't find a build that works, you can always summon spirit ashes to assist you in battle.

It has the most unique storytelling in a game. Everything you find, every place you visit has a past. Every item you pick up you can read the description and learn things about the wearer of the item. Every place you visit you can interact with characters who may say something about the place. Little by little you connect the pieces of the puzzle and you imagine (like a book) the story in the world your character is in. If you are not that type of guy, there are many videos on the internet who share their theories about the characters in game. Only then you'll find out the depth of the story.

In a few words you can choose everything in this game. There is no menu with options which you can set your difficulty, but by exploring the game and finding weapons/spirit ashes can make the game easy. There isn't a specific path you must follow instead you make your own. There are endings which characters in game guide you to do, however you can make your own.

A game we didn't ask but a game we gamers deserved.

Don't be confused by my playtime, i've already finished sekiro 3-4 times before steam.
This is THE best gameplay mechanics i ever seen in a game so far, the posture/parry system is simply PERFECT. I have not met any more enjoyable and rewarding mechanic in a game so far. Every boss is unique and difficult.
Everytime i play this game i feel 'awake' and full of joy after delivering the final blows to its bosses or mini bosses. Every enemy is a challenge here and it feels so good to 'master' the mechanics of this game and killing enemies without getting hit.
It's a better mechanic than rolling, in Sekiro you have to learn every type of attack and dodge it appropriately.

P.S I feel like steam version is more forgivable than older versions(there is an extend gap for perfect parry) but it could be my imagination.

Days gone is an amazing game, Oh it is!
-The story is better than the majority movies that came out after 2020. It is a well detailed story which it will surpass your expectentions.
-The gameplay is so much fun for a single player zombie game. From my point of view it is THE best open world gun zombie game out there until now. The combat is almost like every other zombie game, you go "boom boom" or you go "stealth" kill them. But for me, the part that i enjoyed most, was the hordes. I loved it.

The only negative thing about this game are the technical issues i encountered.
Looks like the game is wrongly coded, sometimes it stops loading textures, the engine thinks that the Disk is full and it crashes the game.(it closed my whole pc in my experience). Lucky me it happened only 6-7 times in 55 hours of gameplay. At first i thought of leaving negative review cuz of crashes but after finishing the story i changed my mind because i enjoyed the game a lot.
I found a "temporary solution" to this crash whatsoever, not sure tho.
-I started the game in windowed mode and then changed to bordeless fullscreen
-I made a loop .bat file which copy-paste autosaves to another location.
-I lowered draw distance.

If you remove the technical issues the game is awesome.

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P.S Bendstudios bring back syphon filters!

EDIT:(19/4/2024(DD/MM/YY)) With nightmare update the game is more enjoyable they finally made nights more dangerous, they fixed hitbox attacks, now zombies won't hit you if you side step their attack properly. They listened to the community with these small details and they delivered. If you have played this game long ago, it deserves a second run.

The only thing they need to do now is to hire a good story writer.

Hey Techland!

-Poor and frustrating Dialogues.
-Nights are safe in DL2, you can go out hunting. The slogan must change, it shouldn't be "Good night, Good Luck" It should be "Good Night, Good Hunt!"
-RPG elements are cool, but please make volatiles the same level as player's level, it's rediculous to 3-4shot the "scariest" and most dangerous enemy in the game on HARD.(H-A-R-D, the higest difficulty setting)
-Volatile Tyrants are sleeping in DL2, they never show up in max level chase.
-Parkour Challenges with no leaderboards, you can have fun with yourself!
-Using the same key for 3-4 different actions! For example i want to crush a zombie's head with a kick but an electric trap is getting activated because they are binded in the same key and you die! Awesome!
-No PvP Mode. No invansions in the game. Kyle Crane have stayed in Harran.
-Hitboxes are joke.
-You can fight humans properly unlike DL1.

-Why the thumbs up review? Because the game is fun. Parkour is extremely good especially if you play any source games, but they should be focusing on gameplay rather than 'story'.

Gameplay 9/10. (Physical Parkour ofc)
Old Villendor Story 6/10.
Villendor Story 3/10.

P.S. Story hyped me at the beginning in old Villendor with all the mystery but failed to deliver in the end.

I'm a huge fan of Resident evil the Original(1996), as a kid i had replayed it more times than i can remember.

After playing the RE0(zero), i was a bit speptical on how GameCube's Resident Evil Remaster would be. I expected to see an ugly remaster but i was wrong. They kept the original superb story of the game and the gameplay, adding minor things which are ok. "Crimson Red" enemies is a very cool feature; but Adding a lore with Lisa Trevor and her family being there from 1967 makes no sense to me. New puzzles are fun.

The 2 major problems in this game are: The "no skip" animation door and you can't kebind your keys.

This game is a must play for me, it delivers horror, survival and puzzle solving at its maximum.

It's not an action game and this is what i love from the original Resident Evil(s); You gotta solve,run and survive!

P.S The opening cutscene is so bad comparing to the opening cutscene of the Original Resident Evil(1996)

The game is an absolute classic. RPG Turn based game at its finest!
People dislike the game for its difficulty, but once you get to know the game, you have fun for the exactly the same reason, for its difficulty.
-You need to dedicate a lot of your time to learn the variety of heroes and their skills.
-You need to learn which enemies you have to focus first in order not to die from stress damage.
-You have to grind to level up your characters.
-There are a variety of builds which you can choose to play.

Darkest Dungeon does not forgive, if you're losing a fight, lower your ego and retreat!

P.S This game is not for those who want to play for 5-10 hours then play another game.

The last game of the original "Resident evil" Producer and the noticable end of a golden RE era.

I could not ask for a better RE2Remake.
The devs have accomplished something amazing, they successfully deliver most of the original content with new playstyle and graphics in an outstanding remake game. The atmosphere and cruelty are amazingly remarkable. The new music and the atmosphere are perfectly suitable with the RE2 game. Many places & rooms which look exactly like the original.
Bravo to devs, who treated this game with utmost respect.

A minor thing that bothers me a bit, as an original fan of the series, is the shortage of notes. There are 58 notes in this game, most of the notes in the game are telling you where are the location of certain items. Some of them are describing few "empty" stories of events that had happened. These stories are so empty and bad written, which they don't make you care about the character in the note at all. The thing is: in RE1,2,3,4 there were many notes that had stories of its own. By reading these notes you could get an understanding on how things were and sometimes you could learn something about lore. I still remember Keeper's Diary (from RE1) and the mini horror story which was written on his diary, it was extraordinary. The original director build exactly the game as it's supposed to be. This is not a complaint but a subjective comment.

P.S. In the past, we had only manual saves, in the RE2Remake having a difficulty with autosave off is called "Hardcore" difficulty. How gamers have changed...

Now, i see why people hate fallout 4. Fallout 4 itself is not a bad game, it's just Fallout New Vegas is simply a masterpiece and that makes fallout 4 looks bad.

-True Sandbox RPG game with many locations to explore.
-Choices with real consequences, you are exploring an interactive world, your choices to an interactive world matter and factions/people will like your actions or dislike them.
-Main storyline is simply outstanding! There are so many things which i wanna speak about the main storyline, which i could write all day, also you can debate about it all day.
-Factions and characters have their own goals and desires.
-Background character stories being explained with 'in-game' dialogues, makes you feel like reading a book. So much detail about characters you meet and characters you don't meet. Using the imagination for past events that happened in-game by simply reading characters dialogues in detail on how it happened, is truly amazing and it is the reason this game exceed my expectations.
-Combat is meh.
-Crashes exists, but not so often as they say on the internet.
-DLCs can be ignored, expect the divide.

P.S I didn't use any mods for my playthrough.

If you are a story type gamer, you'll surely enjoy this game at its maximum.