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Assassin's Creed Origins: Sand, Swords, and Epic Stealth!

So I just had to drop a quick review to Assassin's Creed Origins! This game is like a historical vacation in Ancient Egypt with a hidden blade.

First off, the setting is insane. Ancient Egypt? Hello, pyramids! The attention to detail makes you feel like you're a time-traveling assassin on a mission.

Combat is a dance of death. Swords, shields, and bows - you've got options. Sneak up, take 'em out silently or go full-on warrior mode. The flexibility is sweet.

And Bayek? This dude's the real MVP. Solid character with depth. You'll root for him while parkouring off temples and pyramids.

Exploring is a joy. Climb, dive, ride camels - the map is your playground. Seriously, just get lost in this ancient world.

Minor bugs? Yeah, a hiccup here and there, but nothing to ruin the party.

In a nutshell, Assassin's Creed Origins is a sand-swept, sword-swinging masterpiece. If you dig history, stealth, and a killer story, this one's a no-brainer. Origins, you've stolen a piece of my gaming heart. 👌🏽🐫

Metro Exodus: A Mind - Boggling Ride Through the Apocalypse

Just finished Metro Exodus, and I gotta spill the beans. This game is one wild trip through the post-apocalyptic wilderness.

Graphics? Holy smokes, they're jaw-dropping. The attention to detail in the wasteland and creepy tunnels? Top-notch. You'll find yourself stopping just to soak it all in.

Storyline? Buckle up! It's a rollercoaster of emotions. You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll definitely freak out when things go bump in the dark. The narrative grabs you and doesn't let go.

Gameplay? Stealth or guns blazing, the choice is yours. The freedom to explore adds a layer of excitement. You'll scavenge for resources and feel the adrenaline as mutants lurk around every corner.

And the characters? They feel like real people, not just pixels on a screen. You'll get attached, so be prepared to ride the emotional rollercoaster.

Minor bugs? Yeah, every game has them, but they're like that one weird friend—weird but lovable.

In a nutshell, Metro Exodus is a post-apocalyptic masterpiece. If you dig immersive stories, stunning visuals, and intense gameplay, give it a go. It's a wild ride from start to finish

"Hacking Paradise" – (My take on it)

So, I just finished my epic hacking adventure in Watch Dogs 2, and let me tell you, it's like jumping headfirst into a tech-filled roller-coaster of emotions. Strap in, for what I am about to say!

First off, San Francisco has never looked this cool. It's a digital playground where every street corner hides a hacking opportunity. The graphics? They're so sharp you might accidentally cut yourself. Seriously, the attention to detail is on point.

The story follows Marcus Holloway, a badass mofo. He's like the love child of Anonymous and a parkour master. The dude can climb anything, and his hacking skills? Pure genius. You get to wreak havoc in the tech world, and it feels oh so satisfying.

Now, let's talk hacking. It's not just pressing a button; it's an art form. You can manipulate the city's infrastructure, turning it into your personal chessboard. Traffic lights, security cameras, even a random dude's smartphone – it's all fair game. And trust me, causing chaos with a few taps never gets old.

The characters? are quite good almost like Ubi nailed it. They're diverse, hilarious, and just the right amount of crazy. I found myself caring about this virtual gang more than some people in real life. Oh, and did I mention the soundtrack? It's a head-bobbing, mood-setting masterpiece. Get ready to hack to the rhythm.

Multiplayer? Heck yeah. Co-op missions, hacking invasions – it's a wild ride. Me and my friends causing chaos together? What more could you ask for?

Sure, every game has its quirks. The driving physics might make you question the laws of physics, but who cares when you're hacking a self-driving car, right?

In a nutshell, Watch Dogs 2 is a hacker's dream come true. It's bold, it's beautiful, and it's so damn fun. If you haven't jumped into the world of DedSec yet, what are you waiting for? This game is like a high-tech adrenaline shot straight to the my soul.

A Breathtaking Parkour Experience That Defies Gravity"

Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Mirror's Edge is not just a game; it's an exhilarating journey that combines heart-pounding action with a visually stunning world. From the moment I leapt off the first rooftop, I was hooked on the adrenaline-fueled parkour that defines this game.

The game's unique visual style, with its clean and minimalistic design, adds a futuristic charm that complements the fast-paced gameplay. The use of vibrant colors against the stark white cityscape creates a mesmerizing contrast that is nothing short of breathtaking.

What truly sets Mirror's Edge apart is the fluidity of movement. Controlling Faith as she seamlessly traverses the rooftops feels like a dance, and the game's mechanics give you a genuine sense of freedom. The first-person perspective intensifies every jump, slide, and wall run, making you feel like you're defying gravity itself.

The storyline, although straightforward, is delivered with a compelling narrative that keeps you engaged throughout. Faith's journey is a mix of intense action and moments of quiet introspection, creating a well-rounded experience that goes beyond mere athleticism.

Mirror's Edge isn't without its challenges, but each obstacle is a puzzle waiting to be solved. The learning curve is rewarding, and mastering the art of parkour is both satisfying and addictive. The soundtrack deserves special mention, as it perfectly complements the game's pace, enhancing the overall immersive experience.

A Journey Worth Taking - Metro Exodus Shines Bright!

Take my Stars :⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Metro Exodus is a triumph in the gaming world, delivering an experience that's nothing short of breathtaking. From its captivating narrative to its meticulously crafted world, this game sets a new standard for immersive, post-apocalyptic adventures.

The first thing that strikes you is the game's stunning visuals. The attention to detail in every environment, from the desolate wastelands to the underground metro tunnels, is nothing short of awe-inspiring. The dynamic weather and day-night cycle add an extra layer of realism that truly brings the world to life.

The storyline is a masterpiece in its own right. Artyom's journey through the Russian wilderness is filled with moments of tension, heart-wrenching emotion, and triumphant victories. The characters you meet along the way are so well-written and beautifully voice-acted that you'll find yourself genuinely invested in their fates.

One of the most impressive aspects of Metro Exodus is the gameplay diversity. The seamless transition between claustrophobic underground areas and expansive, open-world landscapes is executed flawlessly. This change in pace keeps the experience fresh and engaging throughout. The survival elements add an extra layer of challenge, making every encounter with mutants or hostile humans a thrilling test of your skills.

The freedom to approach missions in your own way is a standout feature. Whether you prefer stealth, all-out combat, or a more diplomatic approach, Metro Exodus accommodates your playstyle. The crafting system is intuitive, allowing you to customize your weapons and gear to suit your preferences and the challenges you face.

The attention to detail extends to the sound design as well. The hauntingly beautiful score perfectly complements the desolation of the world, while ambient noises and the distant echoes of mutants create a palpable sense of atmosphere.

In terms of replayability, Metro Exodus excels. The multiple endings and the various choices you make along the way provide ample incentive to dive back into this haunting world, to see how different decisions can shape the outcome.

In conclusion, Metro Exodus is a true masterpiece that deserves to be celebrated. It's a testament to the power of storytelling and world-building in gaming. If you're a fan of immersive, narrative-driven experiences, this game is an absolute must-play. Don't miss out on this epic journey through a world that's as beautiful as it is dangerous.

Its a very nice game with no issues unlike its successor which is currently facing so many performance issues.

Game doesn't run at all so I am too glad that I would never be coming here to talk about it ever again.

Game is quite good for an Open-World Post-Apocalyptic state First person perspective, Its quite demanding when you need to see some details, the graphics settings require quite a stronger GPU with at least a proper of 8GB VRAM, Everything in game settles up perfectly except for the parts in the story which you can't change, so I'd say it more story driven and less character driven. Player won't always feel in control of his/her actions but for the most part it would mind-blowing, Here is how I would like to rate this game based on :
1. Story - 7/10
2. Graphics - 9/10 (Its just that good, trust me)
3. Choice Emphasis - 6/10
4. Details - 8/10
5. Side Quests - 6/10
6. Fun - 9/10
7. Scary - 7.5/10
8. Parkour - 10/10
9. MC - 9/10 (I love Aiden)
10. Side Characters - 7/10 for rest and 10/10 for Lawan (love that gadjo)
11. Events and Daily quests - 8/10
12. Developer Support - 6/10

Sure, the Rockstar Social Club is an annoying hoop to jump through, and hardware fragmentation poses problems for some. But for those with the hardware to run it, GTA V serves as a testament to the PC platform's superiority, and a reminder that good things come to those that wait.
Ratings for the time period it came out
Story : 9
Gameplay : 8
Graphics : 10
Fun Factor : 7
Environment interaction : 7
Sound effects : 8
Overall Immersion : 7
There's no such thing as a perfect game