Reviews

I know a lot of people had a lot of issues with Assassin's Valhalla, both technical problems and the game not feeling very Assassin's Creed like. i encountered a fair share of technical issues aswell, but I couldn't care less about the game not feeling like the old Assassin's Creed games. I love nordic mythology and vikings and the game did a great job with delivering just that combined with a lot of freedom and stunning visuals. It didn't take long until the game became one of my all time favourites.

Minecraft sure isn't for everyone, but I'm one of the people who enjoyed playing it. It's quite old now, but it's still unique and I didn't come across any other game where I could let my creativity go wild and build whatever I want. I always find myself coming back to Minecraft, just to build something. The graphics are hard to get used to, but once you don't mind anymore, you can have fun with a game that offers unlimited freedom. And there are so many mods out there that which allow you to alter the game after your own liking.

I need to admit that Fallout 4 was the first Fallout game I ever played. So I didn't really know what to expect from the game. Besides the typical Bethesda issues, I very much enjoyed the game. I had fun exploring the wasteland and exploring the (to me) new universe. The game got me hooked with the whole Fallout universe and I think that speaks for itself. Not many games give you the freedom and atmosphere Fallout 4 can give you.

I can't remember how often I finished the story of GTA V or just explored the big and very detailed game map. It's still not getting boring as of today. I'm not a fan of GTA Online for several reasons, but this review is just for the offline version of the game anyway. And there isn't anything ingame I saw that would kill the fun for me. The graphics are still great today, the gameplay is very fun and the freedom GTA V has to offer is amazing aswell.

I grew up with GTA San Andreas, that's why it will always have a spot in my heart. I loved every second I spent playing the game. The game didn't age well in my opinion, but back in the day things were different and San Andreas was easily the best game I played from 2000 to 2010 or so. I played it for years and I never got tired of it.

Skyrim always had it's fair share of problems, but there has never been a game that got me hooked as much as this one. I love the atmosphere, the freedom, exploring the game world. Skyrim has everything I would want from an open world rpg. And with the amazing mod support, the game can be changed and expanded the way players want.