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Beat Black Myth Wu Kong 8/10

A game that gave me really bad impressions for so long, perhaps the first half with the odd great boss fight here and there but it was effortless to play so I battled on and it became a fantastic game in the second half, so good that I beat all bosses before the final boss and I have apparently one area left with the "True" boss. It had such ups and downs, the image quality and games assets are literally falling apart at the seams, I had 7 freeze crashes and all during Boss fights and the quality of areas can dip really low in art style and technicals. It can go from ugly as fuck with loads of pop in of shadows and textures and then it can look beautiful just around the corner and the next area could be dark and the contrast differnce enhances the artificating and it can make you feel ill but that's this game in a nutshell. From the core combat that feels just a little off and missing something central to the difficulty of bosses ever wavering to the cohesiveness of the areas and the story that is just a bunch of call backs to Journey to the west but foesn't really try but then has really great VA, presentation and the odd moments where new characters come in and are actually interesting yo areas going linear and then balooning in size which is kinda fun. It just so wavering in quality and I'm surprised the second half hooked so much. 

Once you make peace that you aren't going to get the most finely tuned game or quality of something like FromSoft would deliver and you aren't going to use half the stuff in the game because you'll only be challenged a small number of times, it's a ball of fun. 

The game has crazy scope for the genre, almost like an effortless Soulsborne, and while I really want to give it a 7 as a good game with flaws and objectively terrible technical aspects, the fact that kept me playing while I'm very much down in the dumps and I was able to find many hours of enjoyment counts for something and there is a rough diamond under the jank that shines through, that'll make you almost ignore the jank. And on top of that they continued to build the game after launch, adding a map function and built out boss gauntlet post game and the ability to fight bosses as well as (failed) attempts at fixing technicals with a balanced graphical mode. I'll have to rate it as an 8, a great game but it is likely the weakest 8, I've ever rated anything under the sun.

I can see a sequel or another title from game science being a potential 10 if they can learn how to make a cohesive game, even cut content they worked on if it doesn't match quality levels, something they seemed afraid to do on this title. I don't know much about Chinese business but I hope that isn't a cultural thing where they don't want to throw out peoples hard work or throw out content to not be wasteful cause I get they sense they aren't bloating this game for scope so leaving the poorer aspects in was a decision or I'd hate to see what the content they threw out looked like, because it must have been horrendous. There are many Chinese games upcoming the look to have potential and I hope this isn't an issue. 

Last edited by LegitHyperbole - on 01 March 2025

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Still unpacking/resting from my trip to Dubai and India (got back a week ago but went straight back to work less than 12 hours after 20+ hours of flights). Finally caught up and had gotten my new internet service provider installed.

Anyways, had a lot of free time since we didnt really travel that much in the two weeks we were in India (spent 3 days in Dubai and then did baptism for our daughter - after that the last two weeks we just introduced her to the family in India and rest at home).

So with my free time I had...managed to play a lot lol

I've beaten the following games - all in February and on the Switch

-Shin Megami Tensei V (NS)
-Doom (Classic) (NS)
-Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (NS)
-Yooka-Laylee (NS)
-Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (NS)
-One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 (NS)
-Capcom Fighting Collection (NS)

So in total - 8 games beaten as of March 2nd 2025

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Beaten so far in 2025
-Grand Theft Auto V (PS5) - January 2025
-Shin Megami Tensei V (NS) - February 2025
-Doom (Classic) (NS) - February 2025
-Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (NS) - February 2025
-Yooka-Laylee (NS) - February 2025
-Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (NS) - February 2025
-One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 (NS) - February 2025
-Capcom Fighting Collection (NS) - February 2025

Beaten in Hours
-Shin Megami Tensei V (NS) - 62 hours
-Grand Theft Auto V (PS5) - 50 Hours
-Yooka-Laylee (NS) - 20 hours
-One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 (NS) - 15 hours
-Capcom Fighting Collection (NS) - 15 hours
-Doom (Classic) (NS) - 10 hours
-Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (NS) - 10 hours
-Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (NS) - 7 hours

Beaten Games Scores
-Grand Theft Auto V (PS5) - 97
-Capcom Fighting Collection (NS) - 95
-Shin Megami Tensei V (NS) - 89
-One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 (NS) - 89
-Capcom Beat 'Em Up Bundle (NS) - 85
-Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (NS) - 85
-Yooka-Laylee (NS) - 82
-Doom (Classic) (NS) - 74

Total Number of Hours Played on Platforms
NS: 139 hours
PS5: 50 Hours

Currently Playing

Next to Play (In no particular order and Subject to Change)


-Guilty Gear (PS4)
-Dead or Alive 2 Ultimate (Xbox)
-King of Fighters XIV (PC)
-Ultra Street Fighter II (NS)
-Super Mario Sunshine (NS)
-Devil May Cry 5 Special Edition (PS5)
-Gears of War 3 (Xbox)
-Final Fantasy VII Crisis Core Reunion (PC)
-Capcom Arcade Stadium (NS)
-Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout (NS)



Games I've beaten
1. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Switch)
2. Ys IV: Mask of the Sun (SNES/SFC)
3. Ys 3: Wanderers from Ys (SNES)
4. Soul Blazer (SNES)

Now playing:
1. ????



Beat Nobody Wants to die. 7/10

Rivals and exceeds SOMA as best in genre in some aspects but where SOMA was a 10/10 in story and deep themes, this most certainly is not, good concept and presentation apart from some flat VA in scenes where you are aware of the actors sitting in a booth, like c'mon at least do some roleplay to express what's happening on screen with the characters even if the audio may take a hit, believability is more important.

The illusion of interactivity here is what is really impressive and easily the best of any walking sim with an great illusion of choiced dialogue as well as the games length which is just perfect along with a change in scenes paced perfectly and often enough to avoid bordom and what an artsyle and setting. Art deco cyber future is wildly appealing and this is the most I've seen that mix lean into Blade runner territory, which is so damn cool. I'd love to play a traditional story based FPS game in the vain of Robo Cop Rogue City from this particular studio with these ideas in this world and hopefully a chance to see more of it with some better story telling. Really good all in all but I think the genre doesn't suit what they were going for. It's a genre that has to do something mind blowing with the story and really excel to be rated highly from me since it lacks so much of what a video "game" is and while there is some cool visual story telling here, it ends up narrated over so you never get to critically think and work out what you're unfolding, a real bummer. Dialogue gets cut off when picking stuff up to fast among many other smaller issues and many crashes.

I was left with an itch that wasn't scratched with this one. Gonna give Observer another go another chance soon and see if that fairs better in the story department. Cyberfuture detective stories are mighty intriguing for some reason.

Last edited by LegitHyperbole - 6 days ago

Games I've beaten
1. Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom (Switch)
2. Ys IV: Mask of the Sun (SNES/SFC)
3. Ys 3: Wanderers from Ys (SNES)
4. Soul Blazer (SNES)
5. Super Meat Boy (PC)

Now playing:
1. Suikoden HD (PC)



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Games I've beaten (in order) February Update

  • 1. Crash Team Racing Nitro-Fueled 805/1,000GS
  • 2. Final Fantasy (From the Pixel Remaster) 1,000/1,000GS
  • 3. Lightyear Frontier 1,000/1,000GS
  • 4. Death's Door 1,000/1,000GS
  • 5. Final Fantasy II 1,000/1,000GS *NEW
  • 6. Stray 1,000/1,000GS *NEW
  • 7. Gris 1,000/1,000GS *NEW
  • 8. Indiana Jones and the Great Circle 1,000/1,000GS *NEW

DLC I've completed

  • Lightyear Frontier: Neighbors and Animals Update 750/750GS

Currently Working on

  • Final Fantasy III

On going games that I'm playing

  • Halo Infinite
  • Fall Guys (Thanks Spade)


Rolled credits on Astrobot. 8/10.

My opinion might change as I grind for the platinum but right now 8/10. I don's think I'd rate this game as highly if it weren't for the completionist mindset for the platinum as blind runs are short mildly engaging experiences, it's a very well crafted game with great variety and excellent ideas but it's only mildly fun imo, kind of annoying in places especially the main theme but also some of the mechanics. Can't knock the quality but it feels far from premium and worth it's price tag despite the attention to detail. It all feels less nostalgic and more as opposed to the 10/10, Rescue mission PSVR game, should have been a 40 or 50 euro title max. I've about 80 bots to go, that whole lost galaxy and some post launch content that looks to be based on the best part of this game, the optional challenge levels. It's a damn good game, like, just not worthy of GOTY 2024. 

Alas, Platformers are not the same after you play them in VR, you can noticeably tell when a lack of depth is getting you killed sadly and Astrobot has a tendency to change the camera angle suddenly for boss encounters. This game is far, far from perfect. 

Last edited by LegitHyperbole - 19 hours ago

Finally beat Downwell on the Switch. Haven’t beaten it Hard mode so that’s gonna take good amount of time.