Kunrya

The most beautiful and detailed world I've ever seen in a video game with some of the most memorable characters I've ever played. The story and voice acting are top notch. This is easily my favorite game that I've played on PS4 and its probably in my top 10 all time. For me, there was only one real drawback to the game, but it was a big one. The weapon/item wheel is clunky, frustrating and sometimes downright infuriating. And you have to use it A TON throughout the entire game.

It's easily the best game I've played on PS4, but it's also drastically different from the previous installments in the series. Some of the changes are for the better and some for the worse, depending on what kind of gaming experience you want. A lot of the the violence and gore has been toned down and replaced with emotional growth and quiet moments of interaction with other characters (also, the gratuitous nudity is gone). It's a fair trade, but at times I felt like I wanted more of the former and less of the latter. The combat and weapons are better than ever and the addition of different sets of armor and runes is a fantastic addition. Also, the story, setting and graphics are top notch. Norse mythology was a perfect direction to take this franchise. My only major complaint is the lack of boss battles and there was never that epic sense of scale that the previous games had. In other words, I never actually felt like Kratos was a god in this game.

Biggest let down of all time. I wanted to love it so much, and it was great right up until you had to start replaying missions as part of the main story. The mechanics and graphics are superb, but everything else is a disappointment, especially the story. I wish the series would have stuck with linear storytelling/gameplay instead of going for an open world, because that's always what its done best, push you forward in search of answers.

The varied environments and weapon customization in this game are awesome but everything else is either average or below. The story missions are repetitive and the story itself is pretty dry and uneventful. My biggest problem with the game was the story ending. I basically wasted dozens of hours for absolutely nothing.

Trash. I hadn't bought a Madden game for four or five years and I wish that I wouldn't have wasted my money on this one. Everyone else has already mentioned the faults with it, but No.1 in my book is the disparity between how easy it is to pass and how absurdly difficult it is to run the ball. I won't be buying another NFL game until someone else gets a license to make them.

Gorgeous-looking game that pulls out all the stops when it comes to visuals. That being said, the story is only okay and it's shorter than I was hoping it would be. I'm not as big of a fan of Delsin as I was of Cole McGrath, but Second Son has a bit more of a darker tone than the previous two in the series, which I really enjoyed.

Not as good as last year's, but still plenty entertaining and a must-own for baseball fans. Just wish they would eventually bring back all the old stadiums to use.

If you forget about all the hype and expectations and just focus on the game itself, it's pretty good. Is it going to go down as one of the greatest games ever? Not a chance. But, it's a good-looking game that provides hours of consistent fun with enough variations in the missions to keep you going. The main story is good and the secondary characters are intriguing enough. Unfortunately, Aiden's persona is probably the weakest thing in the entire game. Bottom line though: It's worth playing.

This game is way better than any of the commenting trolls are giving it credit for. The problem is that the people who hate the game still buy each and every installment every single year. No kidding you're going to get sick of it. I did the same thing. Then I took a year off from it (Barely played MW3 and skipped BLOPSII altogether), and I think that Ghosts is the best CoD title since MW2.

Metal Gear Solid is the measuring stick that I use to judge all other games by. It's the best that's ever existed. I was 15 years old when I first played it and I remember not wanting the story to ever end. Luckily, it's continued on. And now, there's a rumor that Kojima wants to have the original MGS re-made using current-gen graphics. Can't wait for it.

It takes a really interesting concept/story and turns it into an okay game. Yes, it's a poor man's God of War, but it's still fun. Unfortunately, I was expecting more than fun. I was expecting epic, because it's based on an epic poem, which I've read a few times and love. I had always wondered how the poem would be if it were turned into a movie or game, now I know: enjoyable but disappointing. Sad thing is, I think it could've been epic if it was made by a better company.

Didn't I already play this game? Wasn't it called Fallout 3? Too much rehashing and recycling in New Vegas. And while it's a huge environment, I feel like it's the same game just with a different setting. No thanks.

If it wouldn't be for all the glitches, Fallout 3 would be one of the best games ever. It's exactly what an open-world should be; looks great, handles great and keeps you coming back for more exploration. Unfortunately, exploring becomes difficult when load screens take up 10 minute blocks of time and your character and frame rate lag.

Hands down, this is the best baseball game I've ever played, and I've played a lot of them. The difficulty has been scaled back just a little, which is exactly what it needed. RTTS is as good as ever while the graphics are better than ever. A must-own for baseball fans.

While not as great as previous GOW installations, this game is still must-play for fans of Kratos. The atmosphere, scale and boss battles are what make Ascension so impressive. Plus, there's still plenty of grueling death and violence doled out by Kratos' blades to go around.

I was wary of how well an old western setting could be made into a video game, but this one nailed it. RDR has a great story, setting and mechanics. And just when you thought it couldn't get any better, they release "The Undead Nightmare" and throw a twist on everything, but it's great.

I loved this game from the start. Climbing around the city is thrilling to the point that scaling the junk tower actually nearly gave me vertigo. The storyline is entertaining (but not spectacular) while the gameplay and handling is nearly perfect. Great game all around.

While I don't like the changes that they made to Cole, this is still a really good game. The secondary characters are better than in the first and the gameplay is still just as addictive.

The gameplay is improved over the past few years, but everything else was destroyed. It's basically an online game and nothing else. All offline components have been gutted and thrown away. I'm done with Madden for the foreseeable future.

A fun game to play and kill a lot of time with, but there's nothing really spectacular about it. Glad I played it, but I won't really remember much about it in a few months.

One of the best and worst games ever. The best because the gameplay, story and sheer size is epic. The worst because eventually it becomes so laggy and frustrating that it's almost unplayable. Luckily I was able to complete most of the quests and story lines before that happened.

I had such high hopes for this game, but in the end, Connor was unlikable and annoying while the gameplay was repetitive, recycled and tedious. The only thing that I enjoyed about it was the setting. I'm done with AC games for awhile.

This is the first Tomb Raider game that I've ever played because Lara Croft's character just always seemed too cartoonish for me. This reboot, though, is really amazing. Croft's character is one that you instantly care about and the gameplay is exciting and polished. Also, this game actually makes using a bow fun, unlike other's who have attempted to incorporate the weapon.

Welcome back, Max Payne, you're even better than I remembered. I love the grit and edge to this game. I hope they continue on with the character and make more Max Payne games.

"Legendary" is the only way to describe this game. Kratos and his quest are bloody and beautiful from start to finish, not to mention this game has some of the best boss battles ever.

I don't understand the fascination with this "game." Sure, it had a couple of high points, but for the most part I found it is an extremely slow and boring experience. I don't qualify "decision-making" as gameplay.

Five years later this game still holds up as one of the best ever released on the console. Everything about it is perfect for fans of the title's previous releases. Yeah, there are a lot of cut scenes, but you know that's going to happen when you're walking into a MGS game. Bottom line, one of the best games ever made on any system.

I've never really gotten into super hero/comic book games, but I'm glad I decided to take a chance on this one. Great gameplay and graphics, but I enjoyed the characters most of all.

This is an absolutely great game that grabs ahold of you from the opening scene and doesn't let go. Graphics are amazing, gameplay is polished and the soundtrack sets the tone for all of it. The only minor complaint I have is that "the infected" don't play a large enough role.