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The level variety is much more varied than the previous mega man entries and has scaled back on the awful sub-bosses from 4. Got it on the MM Legacy collection and expected it to be lame but was pleasantly surprised. I would say Mega Man 5 is the latest game I have been sinking a good chunk of time into. I mean, the last game I played was pokemon mystery dungeon but that was only for 10 minutes (was still good though). The weapons are great! 3 shrapnel filled tin cans out of 5. Zombies who aren't the ridiculously overpowered ones do become manageable. How many people do you know capable of taking three shots to the head with a machete without blinking an eye? Traversal is great. You will break whatever weapon you're using long before they're dead.

Guy's got fireman's clothes on, he can take 3-4 of those bombs without going down. I can make a bomb that will take out something like 8 regular zombies in one explosion. I shouldn't have to use up most of my dwindling inventory of explosives to take out one zombie just cause he's big and wearing fireman's clothes. Even most of the power skill tree and a bunch of upgrades later, they're still very tough. You can barely take on one zombie on your own at the start. The game I picked up immediately afterwards and am playing now is Dying Light: The Following Enhanced Edition. Whee! Unavoidable instant death traps and nigh-impossible puzzles aside, it's a pretty fun game to play. So yeah, almost exactly half my playtime was spent actually losing progress. Steam says I spent 37 hours with the game. My in-game save says I took 18:42 to finish the game. The actual traversal and combat is souls-level hard as well.

I did try and figure out as much as I could on my own - it just wasn't very much. They were still ridiculously obtuse this time, but I didn't give a crap this time and almost immediately consulted a guide. I gave up on it years ago because the environmental puzzles were ridiculously obtuse. Has a good loot loop IMO and one of the rare games where weapon durability mechanics seem appropriate. Also a little uneven in tone (fairly serious main story but almost absurdist comedic bits thrown in on some of the side content). The story and characters are well made for the most part but there are moments where it feels like it's doing the same story delivery style that we've seen in games like Far Cry where it's trying really hard to feel natural but ends up feeling staged and forced instead. Movement is fun with some neat abilities you gain over time although I'll occasionally run into an area where the traversal feels awkward. The visuals are well done with the environments feeling lived in with a distinctive character.

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If you're a fan of the series it's definitely worth picking up.Дying Light 3/5 - Another solid game. Some of the boss designs are really great and the style just pops in a surprising way given that it's playing on a small DS screen. AWESOME for drinking a few beers playing with some duders online.Д¬astlevania: Order of Ecclesia - 4/5 - Solid game with fun version of the 'Metroidvania' design philosophy. The MP modes are pretty fun, there is one akin to Rocket League on a Foosball table where you only score by getting the ball in the other.foosball receptacle goal? The developers listen to the players and the ONLY PROBLEM is they need more people playing. Movement is pretty fluid, guns pack a punch. Shooting is fantastic, it's fun to lead your shots and deal with bullet-drop in an arcade fashion.

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An AWESOME update on the old Army Men style games from back in the day. The Mean Greens: Plastic Warfare - Steam/PC - 7/10 - Awesome little gem found on Steam thanks to Summit streaming it on Twitch. Tweaking your gameplay isn't something I necessarily go for, many times I like to just run through a level (as I get older, this seems to be the case) but this one game in particular has made me think of how I can get better by changing up my play-style. It may be hard but you know what you need to do. The bunny-hopping seems to be necessary and takes some time to get into a rhythm but the actual motions of playing is superb. Basically take Quake and add in some Geometry Wars and put it in one arena. Awesome it's made by one duder which isn't always a selling point for me. The rating system can be whatever you want, just please be sure to mention it and why.Дevil Daggers - Steam/PC - 4/5 - This is the last new game I have played, due to the QL here.

The movie-rating thread is uber-popular and I always enjoy reading it, so let's try a video game rating thread! (I'm not a spammer) I don't think I have seen this thread before.

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