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Poydflink

Rated 21 Mar 2023

1st

This is pretty dumb, I don't understand the praise. The cases are too easy, it's sexist, transphobic/ignorant and the vocal sounds are annoying.

Danganronpa: Trigger Happy Havoc

JSchlansky

Rated 10 Jul 2025

89th

Very cool to seen genuinely meaningful choices implemented to this degree in a visual novel format. Lots of games promise this level of narrative flexibility but few actually deliver on it

Slay the Princess

BillyShears

Rated 15 Jan 2018

98th

Describe this game to someone and you'll get placed on some sort of registry so fast. "You see you're a naked 8 year old who shoots his tears at poop and vagina monsters and ... hello Officer

The Binding of Isaac: Rebirth

Poydflink

Rated 28 Nov 2024

39th

Pretty bad combat, too many items, not new enough for those who already played Fallout new Vegas. Dropped it after the first planet

The Outer Worlds

howabe

Rated 28 Feb 2025

71st

As seems to be the case with many deckbuilding roguelites, it's very simple on the surface, with a lot of options and agency to add depth. Very easy to find yourself hitting the new run button.

Balatro

Obdurate

Rated 14 May 2024

46th

Great atmosphere and the visuals are charming. Solid platforming. Not a fan of some of these puzzles but I'm also a moron. I can fully see why people would rate this higher. Maybe it's just my mood.

Animal Well

martryn

Rated 24 Dec 2018

21st

I only ever made it a few hours into this game before I was driven to try and find games I enjoyed more. This game completely fails to satisfy any gaming urges I have.

Far Cry 2

boomdiddly

Rated 12 Jan 2020

100

99th

We had a rule in our family. We played on Baby Park until EVERY person had managed to win once there.

Mario Kart: Double Dash

Zaeba

Rated 07 Aug 2025

52nd

A stylish stealth-action gem with brilliant mechanics (blink teleport, rat swarms!), but missions grow repetitive fast. The chaos/purity system intrigues, yet enemy AI might as well nap. Creative but monotonous.

Dishonored

JSchlansky

Rated 29 May 2022

4th

ACAB includes this shitty Battlefield spinoff. Why does this even have the Battlefield name on it? Extra points off for not letting you skip the terrible, long cutscenes

Battlefield Hardline

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