"Skyrim has been my favorite game my entire life, and nothing has ever come close. The open world, exploration, the sheer freedom, the one-shotting Alduin because you did side quests before you remembered there are main quests, make every playthrough feel like its own adventure. There’s something incredibly nostalgic and special about being able to step into this world and become whoever you want to be."
"A fun game in its early infancy, it took a nosedive as it tried to expand too fast for its own good. A system that was simple and easy to get into turned into a disaster of decisions from the balance team. The game changed to where there are seasons implemented and only half of the cards are available in any given season at random. Meaning if you don't plan to spend any money, you can spend your entire season trying to build a deck that you won't be able to use in the next season. I was able to become top 20 in NA in this game and attended a few Runeterra tournaments, I had never spent any money on the game and that was such a bonus and a testament to why this game was different to other tabletop card games out there. But alas it changed to try and get to that "next big thing" and became a pay to play game."
"The story and world-building in this game is at least a 4 out of 5, but the combat was so infuriating at times that I had to give it an overall 3. I still really enjoyed playing this and am glad I did, but as someone without experience in Souls-like games (I had never even heard the term before playing this) I wanted to throw my controller at the wall during most boss fights. I enjoy a challenge, but things just didn't feel fluid."
"I played AC Brotherhood when I was obsessed with the series. I happened to be in second year of undergrad so I clearly didn’t have anything better to do. AC2 was such a high for me so naturally this game had a high bar to clear. It got close but it wasn’t as engaging for me as its predecessor. It was a lot of the same mechanics with minor upgrades in stealth and other gameplay features. The story progressed well. Overall, I would recommend this if you want more of Assassin’s Creed 2 and how Ezio’s life continues"
"One of the Big 3 of the 2010 era. This game has a special place in my heart and forever will be in my eyes one of my favorite games of all time. Something I felt that couldn't be replicated among the rest of the Call of Duty games was the simplicity of it all. The gamemodes, gameplay, killstreaks, maps, guns; it was all just so simple but it worked so well."
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