The first time I’d heard of this game was at a convention when I saw a lot of people where getting an actress’s autographs for 2B. I wasn’t extremely interested in it, but recently I was looking for a new game to play on my PS4 and this one caught my eye, so I decided …
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Last year, a friend recommended Ghost of Tsushima and I had a bunch of games to play already so I didn’t give it a look until about a month ago. I watched some videos of the gameplay and was put off by the amount of blood in the game, so I was about to give …
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Two of my good friends recommended this anime to me and I was sold on the pitch “It’s like Hetalia but with the human body.” So started to watch it and I finished it in just a few days. It’s such a cute educational anime! I’ve found microbiology fascinating since high school so this …
I discovered this anime in such an odd way. Normally I heard about new anime by word of mouth but in this case, I was browsing through my Spotify weekly mixtape and I found a piece from the soundtrack. I liked it so I decided to google the anime and the synopsis hooked me …
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I’ve only heard of this game recently what with the remake having just come out this year, but my two good friends recommended it to me so I thought I’d give it a shot. I really enjoyed it. It was a great original story with more twists at the climax than I’ve ever seen in …
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The Gabriel Knight PC game series is a 90s franchise I hadn’t heard of until recently when writing a review for a gaming website. When my editor asked me to include a comparative title for my review, I decided to give the first game a shot since the remake was on-sale. I ended up really …
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Geralt of Rivia, Yennefer of Vengerberg, and Princess Cirilla of Cintra are entwined by destiny. Geralt is a famed Witcher, a mutated monster slayer, Yennefer is a sorceress, and Ciri is the last of the line of Elder Blood. The three must find each other to save the world from the Niflgaard Empire and even dark forces.
Since I’m at home a lot more than normal I’ve had time to watch movies I’ve been wanting to watch for a long time and the Matrix trilogy was a franchise I’ve wanted to see for I don’t know how long. I watched the first one as a teen but that was like ten years ago and Netflix had all three so I binged them all. Normally I make these posts about movies, shows, and video games I absolutely adore, but this time I’m going to be more critical because this series had such potential then dropped the ball on the second and third movie. Besides the unsatisfying ending that I won’t go into cause spoilers, I’m going to go into some other nitpicks that would have went a long way.
I’ve been anticipating this game since last year when I started getting interested in the original Final Fantasy VII after playing Kingdom Hearts since the franchise features some of the beloved characters. I decided to wait for the remake and after hearing good things about the game I snagged it on release day! This is a long game (and Animal Crossing is distracting), but I’m so glad I played it and I can’t wait until the next part releases!
I played the first game a few years ago and fell in love and I played the sequel as soon as I could download it in March! One of my many corona coping mechanisms. This one completes Ori’s story and brings a satisfying conclusion to the series. The writing for these games is just …
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