A review is suppose to describe what the game is. Typically the idea of a review, is to inform a possible buyer if it’s a game they like or not. And it usually best to consider that a player might never have touched a previous game, or is aware of the genre that the game belongs to. It might be hard for some gamers to…

The elitism in the audience surrounding any Sekiro/Souls/Bloodbourne/whatever review they don’t like is pretty shitty.
Like, we get it, you’re Teh H4rdc0re Pro Gamerman. We get it.  Just chill out for like, five minutes is all.  :/

They can also be Fat black guys.

You can also try the DS entry, Front Mission DS.

If you can handle some general clunkiness and ugliness from the era that it’s from, then PS1's Front Mission 3 should do you nicely.

Eternal Darkness x1000. The sanity effects are so terrifying because you think that the game somehow is controlling your console or TV. 

Eternal Darkness. The sanity effects are great, the entire game wears down your nerves. And while there isn’t all that much tension, because you have a bit more control over yourself than in most terror games, the game maintains a level of unease.

Ive never heard anyone else mention this game, but this was my multiplayer go-to as well. Weren’t there a few other playable characters to unlock, but there was some very high bar to do so? A ninja...?

Yo listen up, here’s the story
About a little guy that lives in a blue world

Since the damage happened while parked at the hotel shouldn’t the hotel’s insurance cover it?

A GoFundMe page has been established to help cover the costs of replacing Jenkins’ car.

I only discovered how to cook, like 150 hours into the game when i was doing the master sword trials. I just ate raw animals because I’m a psychopath.

Now you know why you never see anyone on Star Trek go to the bathroom: they just beam the contents of their bowels and bladders directly into space.

I thought the Chamber of Secrets was where they kept their poop.

I don’t see anything wrong with that--looks like a lovely day! /Canadian

I mean, they would be cool, but I just don’t know what role they’d fill now that we have Demon Hunters.

I suppose they could be a mail-armor melee class, but they use glaives like Demon Hunters, and they also control certain magics. I think they, outside of their history and story relevance, have too much of what would …

one of the best armor designs and weapon in the game imo

Its shame that WoW never gave us Wardens as class...

This is a pretty accurate sentiment for myself as well.