Recent reviews by NMCorso

I've played this almost entirely in co-op (personally incapable of winning a solo run) and this has largely been a lot of fun. Some repetition when it comes to the map design (even when taking into account the roguelike elements) and some bosses can be a bit frustrating but at the end of the day, this is a game I keep coming back to for a few runs here and there.

If you've got a few friends (or willing to play with randoms) and a multiplayer-focused twist on Elden Ring sounds interesting to you, then I'd say this is worth playing.

A very fun game that gives you a good number of time powers to play with, even if the game seems to be in a rush to give you them all. The story is cool if a tad convoluted at times, and the TV episodes in between acts are mostly well done though it can be a little jarring so that aspect may be hit or miss for some. Overall, definitely worth checking out.

This game is honestly very decent but it was a lot of fun. Don't go in expecting it to be like an Arkham game because it definitely is not. Despite its flaws like some repetitive combat and a bland open world, I still ended up enjoying it and making my way through the story, which is by far its best aspect.

If you're in the mood simply for a fun game with some of your favorite heroes then I can recommend this.

First and foremost, in its current state, the multiplayer is virtually unplayable due to DDOS issues. Every so often it seems to work again but usually not. Only way to play online is through the Northstar client. Otherwise, don't get this for multiplayer.

With these issues out of the way, if you can get this on a sale, I recommend this for the campaign alone. It is one of the better FPS campaigns released during its time and still holds up very well. From the movement to the gunplay, it is a blast to play through for a few hours. If by some miracle you are able to connect to the multiplayer, there is a lot of fun to be had from the varied game modes due to the well made classes and Titans within it. One of my favorite games and a shame to see the state it is currently in.

If you have the willpower to push through the punishing difficulty, it's a very rewarding experience that has become one of my favorite games. The exploration alone kept me hooked to this game, but most of the bosses are also very well done. Even after beating it (with intent to play the DLC), I keep coming back to this game to replay bosses in co-op, a feature that just adds to the fun. Highly recommended if you like FromSoftware's games, but if you're a new player it's definitely worth a try.

Has some generic shooter gameplay (whether it was intentional or not) but what really pulls you in is the story presented. It goes to some dark places and you'll want to keep playing to see where it goes next. Overall, it's a decent game with a great story.

Wouldn't recommend this to most people due to amount of toxicity this is full of but I give it a thumbs up because of the genuinely good people I meet every so often that made it worth a few dollars. If you can make your way through the hordes awful people here, you might find a room you may actually enjoy. Just make sure you don't spend over two hours in this game before you decide whether or not you like it.

Compared to the first two games in the series, it's a bit of a step down. However, it's still a very fun game with a cool story. Its gameplay hasn't changed much from Arkham City but it's still worth a try especially if you're a fan of the series.

If you like music, this is a game for you. It's a satisfying experience to watch each song you own be created into a track that bumps and moves with the music. It's a simple game that will always be replayable as long as their are songs to play.