Games I've Completed and My Reviews on Them

Hey again today I am going to talk about games that I have completed and what I have thought of them:

Fable 2 and Fable 3 (Xbox 360): if I am being honest, I completed these games when I was about 11 so I do not remember much of them. What I do remember is being intrigued by the story and feeling like I just wanted them to keep on going on forever. At the end of Fable 3, or 2 I am not sure, I cried at the ending, and I do not think I got over it for a couple of days. I would recommend these two games to people who are interested in series like Elder Scrolls and Witcher.

Life is Strange (PS4): I absolutely LOVE this game. The graphics and animations are weak, but the story line is one of the best that I’ve played in a while and would be playing it yearly. The ending is one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make, after a certain decision in game but no spoilers, but was so worth it. I would recommend if you loved episodic and story driven games.

Uncharted 1-4(PS4): These games I have played since I was a kid, and I could never get enough of them. Now that I have completed them, I can tell why I played through specific levels. Some moments in these games are the best that I have ever played in a game and the story so far has been as good as I remember. I would recommend to people who love shooters and puzzle games and wants to combine them. A quote about Uncharted 4 from my diary, "The twists, the turns, the everything, amazing", sums up what I thought of the game quite well.

Bayonetta 1+2(Switch): These two games are not like any others I have picked up through the years. The art style and combat felt unique to me and when I see games with a dark-ish theme they always remind me of the game. I feel like it shouldn’t be on the Switch for reasons you can tell by looking at it, but at the same time its perfect as it’s a game series I could not put down. If you like Bayonetta from Smash this would give some context to her.

Press Any Button and Aurora (PC): I have put these two games together because they are short but very impactful. Aurora acknowledged the impact of pollution from a child’s point of view, and Press Any Button is about an AI and what the future could be like with a twist. These games were fun, and I enjoyed them a lot. If you like short and free games, then you should try them out.

Abzu (PS4): I didn't really have any strong opinions on this game. There wasn't much of a story but I really liked the movement throughout. The graphics were also pretty cool and I liked the aesthetics. If you liked Subnautica then it would be a game for you.

FNAF1(Switch): Honestly, I can only really comment about what I thought about the game with cheats as I'm a scaredy-cat who can't play horror games. The game was pretty fun to play and I liked the controls on Switch compared to the iPad version for some reason. Thank god for cheats as I wouldn't have been able to complete it without them. Watchdogs(PS4): This game really messed with my brain when I finished it. In this day and age with technology I wouldn't be surprised it would happen in real life. The story around the niece and nephew drew me in initially, and then the other stories mixed in was amazing too. Gameplay wise it was pretty fluid and nice to play with and I like that you can play different ways with the options of upgrades. I would recommend this game to anyone who loves games like GTA 5.

COD Ghosts(PS4): The campaign was alright and it didn't really capture my attention that much. It felt pretty short and also sweet for what it is worth. I also like that it gives more of a story to the different sides of the war even if it is the point. The story was good but I don't really play first person shooters so I didn't enjoy the game as much as I would've normally. If you like COD games then it would be good to play.

That is all the games that I have completed, I hope you check them out and complete them yourself someday. I'll make another review like this soon with games that I haven't finished but I am playing through. See you then.