Recent reviews by Jechtfarron908

It's purrfect, and I make no excuse for my lazy pun.

As much as I loved Persona 3, I still believe that this is the best Persona game, and that is not because Yukiko Amagi AKA BEST GIRL is in it.

Lots of corpses, very little partying. But an interesting story nevertheless.

There is a love-hate relationship that many a gamer has with this game, and many don't get nearly enough credit for managing not be a violent psychopath because of this game. The game can get hella toxic, but still be enjoyable nevertheless. However, enjoyment and misery are not opposites, they do not cancel each other out; they both exist at the same time and are both experienced in this cursed game. Rarely do you find a game where frustration is as unequivocal as For Honor, yet is still addictive and fun to play with friends (especially with my pokey stick). If I could, I would simultaneously upvote and downvote this game.

This game had potential, but it sadly fell short. The cooperative game-play was interesting, when it worked. We experienced a lot of crashes as we made our way through the monster filled town, which was more frustrating than the poor re-spawn choice the game gave us. The best level, which is the subway in my opinion, was also the shortest and easiest. One positive aspect however, is that the variety of monsters that usually spawn in sometimes are found in different locations, so one play through may be slightly different than the next. The creatures were interesting, and so were the ways of overcoming them. The setting was also interesting, but I just can't thumbs up the game. If it was longer, and those bugs were fixed, this may have been a different review.

Mass Effect and Dragon Age are some of my favorite RPGs. After a number of years, these games are still unmatched in terms of story telling and world building. No matter how many times I go back to this series, I never grow tired of it. With most games, I consider the person when suggesting what to play next, but Mass Effect is always on my recommendation lists. Overall, it is definitely worth the price for all three games and their DLC in one legendary bundle.

Come for the conquest, stay for the butter; and conquer the world before harvesting season. 10/10.

A fun social deduction game that is best played with friends. Although, messing with randoms has become a pleasing pastime, even when alone. The only downside is that everyone shares a single brain cell, and even that gets thrown out the airlock. It is simultaneously a low-energy game and completely frustrating.

But more importantly, make sure to feed your young impostors plenty of blood and flesh so they grow up healthy and strong.

It's a one-of-a-kind game.

Like most turn based games, you will either love Divinity or be frustrated by it. For me, it is one of the best CRPG games out there. The combat is where this game shines. Depending on your build, it can be both simultaneously easy and unforgiving. You can also use abilities to solve problems and affect the world around you, much like in the first Original Sin game. That being said, this game is designed so that new players need not purchase both games, or any of the other older games in the series for that matter, and is readily accessible to anyone looking for a fun DnD-like experience.

Mr. Evrart is helping me find my gun.

10/10 would recommend.