Recent reviews by ForeverFool

One of the easiest 10/10's I'll ever give.

An improvement on its predecessor in just about every way: gameplay, art, music, characters, story, movement, the whole nine yards. It manages to remain an engaging challenge throughout, straddling (in my opinion) the perfect line between fun and difficult. The final boss has become one of my all-time favorites, though this game has no shortage of excellent foes.

I got 100% completion on my Switch a couple weeks ago - and even now, after doing the whole thing again on PC - I would be glad to just hop on in for a third playthrough. If there is a point where I'd ever get bored of playing Silksong, I've certainly not found it yet.

This masterpiece easily stands shoulder to shoulder with genre classics like Super Metroid and SOTN, if not a step above them. And knowing Team Cherry, more is on the way.

The Destiny we have vs. the Destiny we could've gotten is a tragedy of missed potential that I don't think any game has or ever will match.

The new player experience has been shafted in favor of the older players, who are leaving the game in droves anyways. The Final Shape concluded the story we've been following for 10 years, I don't think many people care about what comes after.

I believe being able to play everything between 2017's Red War to 2024's Final Shape would make for a phenomenal gameplay experience. But Destiny 2 is a butchered carcass, and years of content have been lost to the void.

Instead, old players will never be able to replay some of the game's best content, without which the story feels incomplete. And for the new players - the only ones who can keep Bungie's sinking ship afloat - this is what Destiny 2's current form tells the few who dare to board:

"You had to be there."

I LOVE, I LOVE, I LOVE

Itchy. Tasty.

There was no rain.

The story here is pretty bad compared to Andromeda (except the ending to Mass Effect 3, which was quite stellar). Removing the buttshots basically rendered this unplayable, but it is fun to see how many of the crew members of the Normandy you can get killed in a playthrough.

The violence is far too graphic for a children's game.

The story sucks, should basically be called Brokeback Zombie Farm. Props to the optimization team though, this game runs like a charm.

Fromsoft really dropped the ball on this one. They shouldn't have remastered it,

The United States, the most important country in the world and the most historically relevant region in the 800's, is absent from the game. Inconceivable, obviously a libtard made this.