Fantastic game. To make me play through it in a bit over two months pratically without stopping (just one week when I was in holidays in august) without making me feel tired or fatigued with it is just marvelous. This was also the first time I bought a season pass while playing a game because I couldn't get enough of it and didn't want it to end! I played with Kassandra and adored her character and the actress performance was top notch. The worlds, gameplay and story were all great. A greay odyssey indeed.

Started really well and the different restaurants/cuisines were great, the combinations and mini-games made so that the game isn't just a casual simulation game like so many others. And being a typing one was also a positive point. On the other hand, I couldn't care less for the story, which became tiring by the second restaurant, so I just skipped it all. That, to me, says a lot because that's one of the most important aspects in games for me.

I heard good things about Hardline but I guess it would be due to being different from all the other Battlefield games? Because I didn't find it that good or interesting.

I've been wanting to play this for close to ten years now, and I'm glad I finally was able to. The setting is really interesting, story is nice – although it's a bit of a let down by the end –, the enemies and world building is really cool. Overall, the execution could've been better but still pretty cool one.

More cool puzzles.

Cool little game that felt more like a movie than a game.

The first hour and France are fantastic. The rest of the story? Not so much. Some decisions don't make sense with Arno, but do with Élise. The game itself was beautiful and the gameplay was pretty cool as well.

More puzzles. This time there are multiple types of puzzles, some were more interesting to play than others since some others were not intuitive at all.

Pretty cute kitty game, you just explore a city somewhere in Japan playing with things, collecting things, sometimes robbing food and stuff.

Going into this with no expectations or knowledge about the story was definitely the correct choice. And that's all that I will say about it. You own it? Play it.

Nothing much to note about this one, some simple puzzles, others not so much.

It's a fine game. Some levels were a bit difficult but overral not too hard. The facts were fun.

Pretty cool one! I went completely blind, the only thing I knew was that you had to mess with perspectives and stuff with the viewfinder, so everything else was a nice and welcome surprise. Got a bit tiring to the end but still pretty fun overall.

There are those games that you need to force yourself to start because they are so very long and you know they will take over all your free time when you pick them up. And that's exactly what happened to me with Disco Elysium. I can't imagine all the ways you can play through this and see how it affects Harry and Martinaise. And Kim!! The writing, all the VA, the voices in my head, the characters, they all are fantastic and definitely I won't forget them all so soon. Gents, if you have this one in your backlog and have some free time in the next weeks, start it up. If it's your jam, you will definitely love it. Big thanks to fernandopa for the choice on PoP and the push last month to get me started on this!

An improvement over the first game when we talk about gameplay and exploration, but I do think that the introduction of the open-world made the game a bit too long for my taste. Although I DID enjoy exploring the planets and everything in them, at the 25-30 hour mark I just wanted the game to end. Nonetheless, I do still recommend this to everyone who liked Fallen Order, the story and characters continue to hit the mark (those were great!!!).

Thank Goodness You're Here was a short but very funny game! It does not overextend at all, the jokes are all hitters and the art style is very charming.

This was a bit of a surprise! I wasn't expecting to enjoy it as much, but it's probably my LiS favourite game after the original one even though it took me a bit to get in the mood/atmosphere and accustomed to the world and characters. The first and fourth chapters were great! I got attached to some characters and didn't want to part ways with them at the end of the game :')

I haven't played a COD in a while but this one was pretty good! It was a good reboot and it was nice to see Cpt. Price back again after all this time.

It has been ages since I played a tower defense game like this. I still remember playing through this one with friends on school when I didn't own/buy games, playing it again was like a memory trip to those easier times.

A little late to the party, but I had bought this last year when it reached a deep discount before F1 25 was released and only now said "f* it" and started playing it because I knew that, once I started playing it, I would only stop when I had beaten a season. And that's exactly what I did. I constantly upped the difficulty pratically each race, there were some that I ended up winning with 20+ seconds and others that I got completely defeated, so not sure on how that balance was made.

A great little game that managed to balance really well the dungeons and the social aspects of the world.

Great to replay this 'little' gem of a game 8 years after I played the normal version. Since I played the Definitive Edition of the first game two years ago I was meant to replay this one before finally getting into 3. The driving mechanics and some of the dialogues are a bit worse than I remember, but it's still manageable to play through and have fun with! The last two chapters have a stupid increase of difficulty – which I did not remember at all – but I still enjoyed replaying through Mafia II.

What a game. Everything you've heard about this game is completely right. I can't believe how good this one was. Everything from the art, VA, story was phenomenal. I'm glad I got to play through this so soon after release (thanks LastM and Pop!) because this is just one of those games I won't forget anytime soon.

This was very stressful and a bit discomfortable to play through, especially chapter 3 and all the forest scenes. The references were cool, I enjoy that meta-breaking stuff although it can get a bit tiring at times. The unraveling story was cool and very good to play through, and the level design and light mechanics were interesting. The sound design was so good and clever that every time I walked into the mist I got goosebumps – the bad? kind.

I couldn't put this down. I loved the gameplay and the world itself, this was a blast to play through! Definitely recommended to anyone, even if have not played the original trilogy.

Beautiful game! The art and music are spectacular. Only the story leaves a bit to be desired, but there's definitely room to improve on the sequel, which I'm looking forward to.

I don't play many JRPG but this one is indeed fantastic. I loved pretty much all the characters and was sad that I couldn't have them all on my party!

I felt like most of the first part was very slow and longer than the second part. I ended up caring about Kat and Nora, but couldn't really give a crap about Swann and Autumn – not sure if it was just me or not that felt that way. I feel like that there were a lot of things unanswered at the end of the game. What I most enjoyed was actually the time setting and the Summer teenage "vibes" and time spent there.

It was good to get back to the Telltale gameplay after some time. I've never read the books but I did watch and enjoy the TV show, so this was a good addition to that universe. Initially the voice acting felt a bit strange and off-beat, but I got 'used' to it after the first episode. I definitely enjoyed the time I spent space-walking more than some other missions – for example, episode 4 I could not enjoy at all. But the DLC was a nice addition and, although a change of pace to the main episodes, still felt fun to play through.

I preferred the overall theme and stained glasses/puzzles on the first game, but this one was still enjoyable to play through. However, the whole map navigation was very bothersome, though, because the puzzle "preview" and description took a bunch of space of the screen and it was hard to navigate through the map and choose the next puzzle.