Finally, I got a chance to play this game, and it’s literally great. First, the combat is perfect—overall movement and mechanics are top-tier. The graphics? Amazing, as expected. It’s the same game with the same weapons, enemies, places—everything. Just as we thought, and honestly, I’m not against it. Some reviews say it feels familiar, which can be good or bad depending on what you want.

So, do I recommend this game? If you love Souls games, just go for it. If you’re new, it’s gonna be tough—so I hope you have friends to play with to make it a little easier. Many players say that co-op is the best way to experience it, and solo play can feel brutal. But if you have a duo and love Souls games, GET IT! That makes it way more fun. I wish I still had my duo… but whatever—whether it’s a best friend, girlfriend, or whoever, just get it. You'll have a ton of fun, I promise.

Oblivion is back, and it’s like catching up with an old friend who still knows how to ruin your day in the most hilarious ways. I’ve spent countless hours wandering through Cyrodiil, pretending to be on a quest while actually just avoiding my responsibilities. Spoiler: I’m still lost, and I love it. The graphics are a surprising upgrade—sharp enough to make me feel guilty when my character gets caught stealing a sweetroll. And those Cliff Racers? They’re back, swooping in like they own the place, reminding me of that one ex who just won’t go away. Classic Oblivion!

This remaster doesn’t try to reinvent the wheel—it embraces the chaos and absurdity that made the original unforgettable. It’s still the same Oblivion, with all its quirks and glitches, but now it looks better while it’s breaking your heart and your sanity. The guards yelling, "Stop right there, criminal scum! lol

If you want a game that’ll make you laugh and question your life choices, look no further. Oblivion is just as ridiculous as I remember! Just don’t blame me when you accidentally steal something and end up running from guards for the next hour. Oblivion hasn’t changed, and honestly, that’s the best part.

I just finished my first playthrough of Silent Hill f, and honestly, it’s already one of my favorite games in the series.

The story grabbed me from the start—it begins mysterious, then slowly becomes emotional, creepy, and thought-provoking. Some parts were a little predictable, but the ending genuinely surprised me. There’s even a post-credits twist that raises more questions. Plus, you unlock multiple endings in New Game+, so i’m definitely coming back.

Once you get the hang of dodging and stamina management, the combat feels smooth and tense. Melee weapons like pipes and knives make every encounter feel dangerous in the best way. Boss fights are challenging without being unfair—just learn the patterns. The puzzles, especially the door ones, are tough but satisfying and really nail the classic Silent Hill vibe.

The visuals are gorgeous and super unsettling. The monster designs are grotesque yet creative—some of the best in the series. The Japanese setting adds a fresh layer of horror; the shrines, rituals, and clothing all contribute to a deep, eerie atmosphere.

One of the most interesting parts is Hinako’s duality—sometimes she’s unconscious or dreaming, and you enter a dark spiritual world. It feels like a battle between the human and inhuman inside her, and whether that’s symbolic or literal, it’s powerful and disturbing.

As the story progresses, the characters—and especially Hinako—grow more dynamic and thrilling. Her journey pulled me in completely, and just when I thought I had her figured out, the game delivered a wild twist. Without spoiling anything, she unlocks a powerful new ability halfway through, and from that point on, her combat became my favorite part of the game. It hit hard—both narratively and mechanically.

I ran into a few technical issues (some lag and crashes), but they didn’t ruin the experience. If you’re sensitive to that kind of stuff, maybe wait for a patch—but honestly, it’s worth playing now.

Compared to older Silent Hill games, this one balances nostalgia with bold new ideas. It’s emotional, atmospheric, and deeply unsettling in all the right ways. NeoBards really nailed it.

Highly recommended for fans of horror, psychological stories, and the Silent Hill legacy.