中流Michael范

In any other game, you’d become a pilot. In this one, you become a Jedi. The best Star Wars game, the best racing game, and one of the best games ever made. The only game that made me feel the Force.

Another masterpiece. So fun to play, so much to offer, just a tad below the original because I didn’t engage with the story that much.

Too long, too much self-referencing, and so meta that it forgot to be a game.

The most incredible opening in the action genre. All media considered. An absolute masterpiece of a spectacle.

The Spider-Man-fantasy fully delivered. It has never felt so good to swing around those buildings. I feel smooth and agile yet also fragile. Exactly like Spider-Man.

My favourite Tomb Raider. Less impossibly frustrating platforms, more actions, less unidimensional, more humane, less clunky, more spectacular. A great reboot.

The true 3D Fallout where choice and consequence are central. Formidable writing, with some of the best characters in the franchise, for one of the funniest Western RPG.

Great setting, ok story, badass main character, with cool combat, insane enemies, but a bit too long, dense, too vast, without enough interesting things to do.

Great setting, great story, great characters, poor gameplay. An instant classic that redefined space-opera games.

Probably the best way to end the franchise. A beautiful game, perfectly executed, but that fails to bring anything new.

One of the best Batman stories for a game that defined the standards for superhero action games. An incredible ambiance that immediately puts the cape on me so I can say: I’m Batman.

Still one of my all-time favourite open-world Western RPG of all time. An unique setting with a fantastic cast of characters and a world so fun, so authentic, so lively, and so realistic that I spent more time riding horses to watch the sunset than doing any quest. The definition of world fantasy.

The best of the franchise. Same incredible setting, an even better story, even cooler characters, and now, the gameplay feels right.

Changed FPS forever. Changed storytelling forever. Changed video games forever. But it shows its age now.

The most beautiful Zelda ever made. This is everything I wanted and it delivered. The great setting, the cool story, the nice characters, and, more than anything else, the superb gameplay. I never fear being lost because I know that wherever I go, there is something cool to see and fun to do. A masterpiece.

Unique setting, formidable environment, wonderful art direction. A game that still looks and feels amazing today.

A gorgeous game that still looks and feels splendid today. The gameplay is ok, nothing spectacular not too creative. The setting and the story really carry it and it is even better… when they become one with its sequel. And that’s the only way I want to play this game now: as a whole.

The Naughyfication of GoW with a parry system. A surprisingly cool story about father-son relationship packaged in a much slower and way more passive gameplay.