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I’m still new to this game, just seven hours in, but I’ve already lived and died more times than I can count. I’ve scavenged for food, patched up wounds, and limped through empty streets, hoping to make it back before nightfall. Sometimes I’ve managed to hold out, built shelters, grown crops, but even that feels like a slow kind of death.

Survival isn’t the goal. There’s no winning, no happy ending, just the stories you create before the inevitable. Will you hide, fight, or run? It doesn’t matter. In the end, death finds everyone. The only thing that matters is how you live before it does.

Hitman has always been one of my favorite games. It excels in its attention to detail and offers fun, challenging stealth gameplay. Each map feels like a carefully crafted playground where strategy and adaptability are key. Having played through every Hitman installment, this trilogy feels like a fitting culmination. I still recall playing Hitman: Blood Money with my brother, seeing who could achieve the highest Silent Assassin rating while carefully navigating levels in suits. Today, the maps are larger, the disguises more varied, and the ways to approach missions almost limitless.

For me, Hitman goes beyond being just a game. It’s an immersive experience. Since childhood, the series has consistently delivered what older Hitman games were known for: deep gameplay and rewarding moments of mastery. Each mission provides a sense of accomplishment, and few stealth games match the depth and enjoyment that Hitman offers. With a wide range of weapons, creative strategies for eliminating targets, and the freedom to tackle missions however you choose, it elevates the gaming experience to new heights.

Throughout my years as a gamer, few adventures have truly left me in awe. Yet, stepping into the Lands Between reignited a sense of wonder I hadn’t felt since childhood.

The intricate lore, compelling characters, and masterfully crafted world drew me in completely. Every word spoken and every fragment of text unearthed felt like a piece of a vast, living puzzle.

The challenges weren’t punishing for the sake of it. They demanded adaptation, encouraged growth, and rewarded perseverance. Instead of frustration, I found myself inspired to refine my strategies and think creatively.

It reminded me how much I have missed truly open-world exploration, free from handholding or unnecessary distractions. Elden Ring is a masterpiece, a world that does not just ask to be played, but to be lived in, savored, and remembered long after the journey ends.

11/10 – An absolute masterpiece.

This game will forever hold a special place in my heart. I can still vividly remember the countless hours spent in Vice City, both on my PC and PS2. The story, the unforgettable characters, and the iconic radio stations, everything about it felt so alive. It wasn’t just a game, it was my escape from reality. Coming home from school, the first thing I’d do was dive into that world, losing myself in the neon lights and the music. It felt like I was truly living in that city. Playing with my little brother, using cheat codes that I still remember, only added to the fun and the bond we shared.

Those memories are a part of me, and every time I think of it, I’m reminded of the joy, the freedom, and the nostalgia. Vice City was more than a game, it was my gateway to a different world. The thrill of exploration, the soundtracks that still echo in my mind, and the characters that became like old friends, it all made up something far more than just an escape, it became a defining part of my childhood.

One of the first games I ever played and still my favorite, Max Payne 2, really stayed with me. Just hearing the name The Fall of Max Payne still gives me chills. The dark, rainy atmosphere and that unforgettable noir style music. It was something else, something I can’t even fully put into words. It just had this feeling, you know?

That song, "And we keep driving into the night,
It's a late goodbye, such a late goodbye,"
still takes me back. It brings so many memories, like stepping into a story that was alive and heavy with emotion.

It wasn’t just a game. It was an experience that leaves a mark on you. RIP James McCaffrey. You gave Max Payne a voice we’ll never forget.

Cyberpunk 2077 is a game that completely caught me off guard. I always knew CD Projekt RED could deliver, but this is on another level. It has that GTA5 open-world energy, blended with Hitman-level stealth and that classic Deus Ex cyberpunk edge. The world? It's enormous, alive, and pulls you in like it owns you. You’ll get lost in one more mission, or be up to your neck in a gang brawl that’s just too fun to quit. The progression is solid too, as you beef up with cyberware that makes you feel like a total badass.

The story? It's not just good, it’s engaging with real choices that matter. You can charge in all guns blazing, or sneak your way through, finding a smarter way. The visuals are stunning, with Night City looking jaw-dropping, especially when the weather changes around you. But here's the thing—if you want to experience this in all its glory, make sure your rig can handle it.

It’s not flawless, some enemies are loot-proof no matter how you try, and yeah, there was that one crash. But the game has been polished to perfection since launch. It’s a whole different beast now. If you’re into Deus Ex or old-school cyberpunk, this is your dream come true. Don’t sleep on the DLC either. Phantom Liberty is the cherry on top.

Aseprite is seriously a game-changer! It’s my go-to for making pixel art. The interface is super easy to use, and everything just feels smooth, like it was built to make things as effortless as possible. The animation features are a total lifesaver, and honestly, they make the whole process feel like magic. If you're looking to create some vibrant, dynamic pixel art, Aseprite is hands down the best choice. It makes the whole experience fun, and I’m always amazed at how spot-on the results are every time!

I was riding through the woods when I stumbled upon a man sitting by a campfire. His face was weathered, his eyes distant. He spoke about his past, how his family had been torn apart, how everything he’d known was lost in an instant.

As he spoke, there was a sadness in his voice that I couldn’t ignore. He wasn’t just a man looking for redemption. He was a man who had already lost everything that mattered.

I stood there, listening, feeling the weight of his words. In that moment, it hit me. This world is full of people running from their pasts, chasing something they can never quite reach. But sometimes, all they need is someone to listen.

I walked away, leaving him by the fire, his story lingering in my mind long after the campfire’s glow faded. Red Dead Redemption 2 doesn’t just tell a story. It lets you feel it, deep in your bones.

Stardew Valley is such a chill game where you can farm, make friends, and just soak in the good vibes. I love that it lets you take your time, whether you’re planting crops or going on little adventures in the caves. Watching my farm flourish and adding my personal touch is incredibly satisfying. The music sets a relaxing tone, and each season brings its own unique feel. It’s a blast to play solo or with friends, and whenever life gets a little overwhelming, Stardew Valley helps me find a level of calm that few other games can match. This cozy escape is one I keep returning to, time and time again.

It felt like the perfect conclusion to Ezio's story for me. As I followed his journey, I couldn't help but feel the weight of his past and the wisdom he's gained through years of struggle. Exploring Constantinople was a breathtaking experience, blending action with introspection as Ezio sought answers not only for himself but also for the legacy of Altair. The story hit me on a deeply emotional level, especially watching Ezio come to terms with his life’s purpose and the peace he ultimately finds. This game isn't just a thrill, It's a heartfelt farewell to one of gaming's greatest heroes