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armilio
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Bio: Nerding on the 7th art. The rankings reflect just how much I personally enjoyed a film, with no pretense of critical objectivity.

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Recent Ratings
85 65%
Disco Elysium (2019) - Rated 05 Jan 2022
80 50%
Cyberpunk 2077 (2020) - Rated 05 Jan 2022
A graphic/artistic masterpiece, with a good cyberpunk story, ruined by a unbalanced and exploitable gameplay. (PC version).
60 23%
We Happy Few (2018) - Rated 05 Jan 2022
Great premise, great world-building, even very good character in Arthur, but the gameplay it's too repetitive. It should have been a shorter game.
50 10%
Red Dead Redemption 2 (2018) - Rated 05 Jan 2022
It's a great technical achievement, but it's boring writing with boring gameplay.
90 80%
NieR: Automata (2017) - Rated 05 Jan 2022
An existentialist tale. A story about how humanity (and beyond) keep repeating the same mistakes following ideology.
90 80%
Crusader Kings 2 (2012) - Rated 07 Apr 2018
The easier of the Paradox games strategically wise, it has a interesting mix of strategy and RPG that makes for a unique and compelling gameplay. The best way to play it it's indeed impersonating your characther traits: so let's try to not raise a dumb heir here.
95 95%
Mass Effect 3 (2012) - Rated 07 Apr 2018
The best gameplay of the trilogy: they combined a good amount of costumization from the first, with the fact that every weapon it's different aestetically and also really change your gameplay, it's not just a different buff-debuff. The end was fine people, get over with it, it was even better before the EC that explain too much with no need. I don't get what people was expecting: 3000 different final scenes?
80 50%
Dragon Age: Inquisition (2014) - Rated 07 Apr 2018
EDIT: replayed it with all the DLC, and avoiding being a completionist. It's way better. The number of fetch quests drag down not only the main quest, but a lot of good side quests out there. The last DLC, Trespasser, is a must have; but also The Descent has a great relevance for the lovers of the franchise. I still don't understand why they choose to remove Party AI tactics, and i found the main game too easy: it's a game that should be balanced on tactical view, not on that hack&slash BS.
80 50%
Dragon Age 2 (2011) - Rated 07 Apr 2018
A lot of ranting for no reason. The gameplay was basically the same of the Origins, with a closer camera and some minor changes. Not that i liked the console-friendly changes, but it was totally playable. In the first playtrough i disliked too been trapped inside one city, but in the end makes sense because they wanted to tell a story about one city. The character are weaker yes, but there are still 2-3 great companions. The mage vs templar theme is great. Origins it's better, but this is good.
95 95%
Dragon Age: Origins (2009) - Rated 07 Apr 2018
The best of the trilogy, even if not "by far". A fresh air to the genre when was released, he catched "Song of ice and fire" dark-fantasy influence before Game of Thrones was even started. Classic RPG mecchanics with a great graphic for the time, cinematic scenes, great characters. It has the production value of a blockbuster, but every side quest it's designed with heart, making for a great world building. Just entering in Orzamar, it's amazing. Played it 3 times.