Recent reviews by Decckles

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monke/banana

Overall, Lego Marvel Super Heroes 2 is alright, but there's some lost charm in some capacity. I can't properly explain why, but there's something that feels off. I would recommend other Lego games over this one.

50/100

To me, this is the golf game to get with others to play. Its workshop content is great, and the price is reasonable. I haven't had more rage and fun at the same time in a long time.

85/100

I never played Lego Star Wars 3 as a kid, so I'm not really looking at this game from a nostalgia lens. Like any Lego game I had my fun, and due to a couple glitches was grateful for being able to leave a level, keep my progress, and rush through as I was going for 100%. I don't think I really enjoyed the conquest levels, and by the time I got all the red bricks, they felt like a chore. Still, an interesting idea, and hopefully they have learned from it and can use it in a later game.

75/100

John Madden

John Madden/John Madden

Duck Game is the better version of Stick Fight: The Game, in my opinion. Far more fair and balanced, with better stability for matches. While still have the same level of repetitiveness of Stick Fight, Duck Game provides more opportunities and more fun in the long run.

You really do need friends to enjoy Stick Fight and to push through its mediocrity. It's a fun party game, in short bursts for me. Though it has rough connection issues, and can get really repetitive, it's part of the charm of the game, where one fight you win, only to get utterly smashed the next.

62/100

I have a lot of love for Arkham Asylum, though I played it many years after its release, and after starting the series with my favourite of the Arkham games, City.

Some people view playing games in release order as a necessity sometimes. To them, those who play the second or third game before the first are spoiled by the superior controls, movement options, or graphics. Arkham Asylum, despite being the predecessor to Arkham City, is solidly built in my opinion. It paves the ground for amazing combat with multiple enemies at once. It sets up the basics for the series' Predator encounters, where you finally feel like Batman, watching criminals from the shadows and setting plans in motion to take them down silently. Asylum is a great beginning for the series, and you can see where Rocksteady wanted to improve in the sequels afterwards. A night as Batman, in an iconic setting, with enough villains to make any diehard fan of the Dark Knight blush, Asylum is a great pick and worth revisiting, even if you haven't played it in recent years.

90/100

The first Arkham game I played, and my personal favourite. Arkham City has the perfect balance of detective work, combat, and stealth, without adding too many features that you might forget about. A must play for Batman fans.

99/100

Duskers wasn't really for me. I enjoyed what time I spent in it, but eventually it began to feel like a chore. If you like the concept of exploring ships repeatedly, using strategy to lure your enemies away from you, and punching in commands, it'll be a fun experience for you.

50/100