Reviews by KingLadyRings

The greatest platform game of all time surpassing the previous champion Super Mario Odyssey. High replay value, addicting controls, endlessly fun pacing, and a beautiful soundtrack.

As of the year 2023 when this game came out, Tears of the Kingdom is clearly the greatest game of all time. The ability to combine strategy, creativity, your surroundings, and the physics and chemistry engine to enhance solving puzzles and improve combat is significantly better than Breath of the Wild.

A bold obvious masterpiece with refreshing storytelling not commonly found from the anti-intellectual and formulaic Hollywood system. Superior to the first game. Better controls, incredibly polished, high replay value, and fantastic pacing.

What a classic game that is still so much fun to this day. Incredibly designed levels and plenty of secrets worth discovering.

This game tells such a beautiful story that comes with the finest platforming I have ever experienced. What a life-changing soundtrack!

Even more superior to Episode One. This is pacing and overall design at its peak with enhanced visuals.

This is such a fantastic and near-perfectly paced continuation of the Half-Life 2 experience. There's so much brilliantly designed hazards, platforming, and enemy encounters to be found in such a short campaign.

What a fantastic show full of interesting episodes and characters with a uniquely natural approach to comedy and satire through common regular aspects of our daily lives.

This is a highly entertaining show that offers very entertaining characters and content during the Obama administration that highlights factual criticism towards the Republican Party, but lacks criticism of the Democratic Party and demonizes true leftists as incompetent characters such as an Occupy Wall Street organizer and a truly anti-war and pro-fourth amendment right to privacy journalist. That is why I am docking a lot of points.

Fantastically entertaining show especially the first 3 seasons. Unfortunately, series could've been a lot more effective if it focused on the macro systemic problems of the drug war similar to 'The Wire' instead of its less realistic and limited reliance on the micro of fabricated individuals to build disgusting narratives such as justifying violence and prevent holding the DEA agents accountable.