Rate The Last Game You Played

[Obey138 (Matthew "Fluffy")]

Crack-Life & Crack-Life: Campaign Mode
ModDB

2spooky4me/10

I'm just gonna leave it here, for you guys to see for yourself

[Drakeyboy]

LBX: Little battlers Experience.

Nintendo 3DS.

If you have ever played a custom robo game then you are already really close to what this game is. BUT there are some huge differences that in my opinion makes this game much better. But before I go into details let me just cover the basics for the people who don't know custom robo first.

So the main premise of the game is that you make little battling robots based off of a humanoid frame. The robots are comprised of five sections: head, torso, left arm, right arm, and legs. You can mix and match sets together to get ideal defences, speed, or looks if you want you also give your robot two sets of weapons with various weapons to choose from. And you can even change the core of the robot. Upgrading minute things like minor weapon damage buffs to how many special attacks you can equip.

Now because this is a game about battling robots you're probably wondering what's the combat like? Hectic. Most of the time battles are three on three team fights and because you can change everything about each robot you don't know what exactly each is packing. and this is where the customization shines. Because there is also damage types that kinda make you robots a more rock paper scissors sorta thing. But even if you are at a disadvantage you can switch your weapon set and make it into a advantage. And how the fights work is like a brawler kinda thing mixing in combos and other things making the fights possibly quick.

Now the story is kinda stereotypical save the world sorta thing because you have a almighty item but it still tosses a few twists and turns that make it at least tolerable. It's also pretty humorous at points so... It's ok.

9/10 it would be perfect if it had a better story.

[VoodooMax]

Painkiller Black Edition 100 out of 100

[NautilusWolf]

MGSV: The Phantom Pain 10/10


Story was great so far, and it was a game that both metal gear vets and newcomers alike could dive into. The stealth felt more organic than all others to date. The gunplay is exceptional, and the open world gives the player even more methods to their madness. The Easter eggs, jokes, and everything in between made this a true gem for many MGS vets.


I ain't even gonna dock a point because no David Hayter, because Keifer Sutherland did a fantastic job. MGSV was another of Kojima's masterpieces.

[Valentina]

Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (With added dawnguard expansion) 9\10




Very creative story and a rich background to a neverending series of games. Skyrim with a great story and new graphics make it one of the best game's I have ever played. Finished the game before (Which took over 200 hours worth of gameplay) And starting again is a whole new adventure with the open world and choice selection. The only thing that lets me down with Skyrim is the bugs and it crashes

[NautilusWolf]

Gears Of War Ultimate Edition - infinity/10

It's Gears! Extra content originally cut, graphics update, enhanced audio, and a game that's been badass as its been a part of my life. The original came out when I was about 9 or 10, and me and my father would play it for hours. Every difficulty, COG tag, and headshot, all were spent getting closer with my dad. I skipped school when Gears 2 came out and had the epic edition preordered. 9 years later, it was remastered. Here I am, playing the remastered version 9 years later with my dad. I'm 18 now, and my god the feels. Gears is one of the few games I have an emotional connection to, and to have a beautiful remastered version playing it with my dad, it's awesome.

Multiplayer is good too!

[Cheza]

The binding of Isaac: Rebirth


9.5/10


It's somewhat repetitive, evil, unforgiving, crushing and all that, but I still find it impossible to not go back for more.
I loved the original, and I love Rebirth even more thanks to the game now running nicely without lagging and the proper controller-support.

Binding of Isaac: Afterbirth


10/10


Now 666 times more soul-crushing. And with that extra 0.5 Rebirth lacked. The new game mode is really fun, even tho I found ways to break it completely halfway through my first try xD
Other than that, it's just like it used to, only with more stuff that's trying to kill you, more literal crap, more room types, a few more alternate chapters, new items, new bosses, new endings... 100 hours more gameplay, according to the developers themselves.
This is a nice example of DLC done right. It makes the game feel alive again.

[mosskid]

Undertale. 10/10.


What can I say without giving what makes this game so good away? It has really positive yet bittersweet atmosphere that really helped me reflect on who I am as a person. It's like a video game equivalent of someone giving you a hug and telling you everything will be okay.

[Grovygrunge]

^ Undertale 9.5/10


On the flip side, it can also be the exact opposite of what this person has described. If you go down a certain path, just be ready for a bad time.


Amazing game, needs more love, Angder should stop being stubborn and just give it a go.

[mosskid]

On the flip side, it can also be the exact opposite of what this person has describe. If you go down a certain path, just be ready for a bad time.

Oh yeah, I got the best possible ending and couldn't bring myself to seek out the other path, but that totally can happen too. 

[White Wolf Guardian]

Fallout 4 10/10

Spoiler for Hidden:

I came back from November 10 to share this.

[Synomance Blake]

Fallout NV
8/10

[Grovygrunge]

Fallout 4 10/10

Spoiler for Hidden:

I came back from November 10 to share this.

Darn it Wyte

[Cheza]

Pokémon Y - 7/10

+ More "dark" storyline
+ Character customization
+ The ability to "play Nintendogs" with your Pokémon
+ Lots of references to the previous games

- No VS. seeker or similar item (at least not at the point I'm currently at)
- Not enough water

Basically the same old stuff they always manage to get people to buy, with some new 'mons and features added. Sure to please those who can accept Mega evolution, Fairy-types and the fact that Goomy is a Dragon-type while Charizard isn't.

[Silentium Potens]

Transistor

The Good:  The music and artwork were superb.  The story was good overall.  The gameplay was nice. 
It's similar to Diablo, though you have the ability to pause via "Plan."  When "planning," you, well, plan out your events, and accepting the plan executes it really quickly.  Planning an integral part of the game.  Also, leveling up gives you additional perks to use instead of boosting stats (there are few stats btw).  There is a main story line, challenges, and a "game +" mode.

The Bad:  The game length is short.  I completed it in only 4 hours.  While there are challenges, you can only access them at certain points in the game.  The game wasn't much of a challenge, as I found myself using the same few perks over and over again.  This made leveling up almost moot, as receiving new perks is useless if I'm not really going to change out the ones I have.

Overall - 7/10
Good game, but you don't get a lot out of it if you're not a completionist.