Recent reviews by Rektangle

Devil May Cry 5 may make you drop a third ball, as you join the bombastic uncle-nephew duo, Mr Dante Devil and Mr D. Waight. The game follows them on the quest to stop the famous, and chronically seated, weatherman Virgil from evading his taxes, and help him become an upstanding citizen. The story is only peaked by the hack and slash action which allows ♥♥♥♥ ♥♥♥♥ up in biblical proportions, as you hit that sweet super sexy style victory royale. wholeheartedly recommend.

Beautifully touching ending, amazing music. The way the characters are built up throughout the story will make you think that you'll see the ending coming, even so, the execution is masterfully done.

The game is very buggy, unnecessarily taxing on the computer and lacking in features you would have come to expect from all the promotional materials. It has clearly been plagued by management issues which could have been avoidable.


The world that this game has created I have fell in love with, as I have with the inhabitants. The narrative is absolutely amazing, something that strays from the "Big Conspiracy" stories traditional cyberpunk games like Deus Ex have.

There is a conspiracy which forms the central backbone of the story, yet, the overall story is approached from a very personal perspective. It is filled with believable characters with very realistic motivations, characters whom you will hate and fall in love with. Heck, I ended up wanting to spend more time with them... here's hoping for a DLC.

One of my biggest regret is that due to the issues, people have not had the opportunity to fall in love, nor hate, with the same characters I have, who have been overshadowed with the mediocrity of everything else.

If you love stories and want to be emotionally immersed, give this game a shot, you will not regret it

Game feels outdated, definitely would've benefited from a Kiwami style remake, but regardless;
Story drags a bit in the beginning, which does however add emotional context for the story. Combat feels clunkier and less satisfying than modern games (obviously) because enemies keep blocking.

If you have played other Yakuza games, however, you will not be disappointed because you will find exactly what you are looking for.

Made a Music Comedy game with 0% focus on Music, got 11/10.

Perfect.

I never really appreciated the game when i played it for the first time when i was a kid. Yet, as i come back to it, older, I start to realize that the atmosphere and themes presented by this game is something truly special. But, at the same time, the game is also fantastic as a shooter- the gunplay is satisfying and the exploration is well rewarded.
Overall, something absolutely worth it.

The main selling point of this game according to me, except the big ass metal dinosaurs of course, is the world that this game sells- a world that is filled with hidden stories to look our for. I also found the post apocalyptic society showcased here very appealing.

The story however, i'd say, takes some time to pick up, but naturally draws you in once it does.

As for gameplay, once you get the hang of the fighting system it becomes really compelling.

Square Enix: How much boom boom is in your game?
Avalanche Studios: Yes.

TL;DR: If you love story based games, and survival horror games, Metro Exodus will not disappoint.

For the first time in the Metro Franchise, the story takes a focus on the world that resides outside the metro tunnels, with the actual metro being a backdrop, albeit a very important backdrop in terms of story.

Metro Exodus has you follow Artyom as he and his rusty gang of Spartans venture out into the wilds of Russia. The game does a very good job of establishing the characters, with each of them having an individual personality. Throughout the game, between sections, you will get to (although in a somewhat limited sense) interact with your fellow spartans, getting to know them as well as what drives them. Although lip syncing and overall syncing the game with the voice acting is a bit lacking, you will still get well immersed with your companions.

The World is, as has been a staple of the Metro series, believable- showcasing the horrors of war and the follies of humanity. Each location feels believable and unnerving in an post-apocalyptic manner; especially if you have a PC powerful enough to play on ultra graphics.

The Shortcomings of the game would be the occasional bugs, the lip syncing and occasionally the performance, but on ultra settings with RTX, i have always got above 55 FPS on a 2080ti

Want some big tiddy anime stylish goth gf fun? you wont regret buying this game then.

Persona makes it's characters be stylish in a way that not many other games/anime are able to do. You will fall in love with almost all of the characters, and want this game to never end (except 1 person...♥♥♥♥♥♥). Get this game, you wont regret the year spent in Inaba.