Review format details

My reviews are structured around a few points. here is what I focus on. (This is for my newest format)

BOOKS

Plot: A book MUST have a good plot. the plot is basically the book!
Characters: A character can make or break the story. I believe having a good cast is important.

MOVIES

Plot: Good story writing is important for films. a bad written movie will probably suck.
Cast: Same as books. Acting is really important as well.
Execution: Got to be done right.

VIDEO GAMES

Plot: Could you turn the game into a book?
Soundtrack: Sonic The Hedgehog level good? or play without sound bad?
Gameplay: Is the game actually playable? is the gameplay drawn out and lame? or is it inventive and action packed?

That's what I will write about. this is what I will score: (Minus overall)

BOOKS

Plot (How good was the story?)
Characters (Where the characters well written?)

VIDEO GAMES

Plot
Soundtrack (Did it sound good?)
Gameplay (Was the game smooth and fun?)
Graphics: This is not really important for old games like Half-Life and Quake II. so, I will not list this for old-ish games (1990s-2010s) But for newer games I will score it.

MOVIES

Plot
Soundtrack
Acting (Where the actors portraying their characters well?) (Some exceptions.)
Looks (Special effects and the like)
Execution (How well was it done?)

All of these + overall will be judged by a 1% to 100% score. The overall score will have an icon next to it. here's what they mean.

1 - 15💀 Absolute Garbage
15 - 30💢 Sucks.
30 - 40👎 No.
40 - 50😕Lame.
51 - 70⭐Good!
70 - 80 💥Great!
80 - 90 🌠Awesome!
90 - 99 🌟INCREDIBLE!
100 💎 PERFECTION.
Note: the picture is just for fun. 😀

Comments

Vampire Survivors Video Game Review.

Pre-Opinion Game's cover. When I first saw this game, I saw someone playing it on Xbox game pass. I though... "All you do is move. That looks like a very meh game." But when I saw a friend playing it on Steam Deck, I had a second thought. I was getting bored of Halo and already beat Half-Life, so I was looking for something to play. This was on game pass, so I gave it a shot. NOTE: Plot section is being left out. There isn't really any plot. Soundtrack Oh, the soundtrack.... it's really good. In its Steam trailer a reviewer says it's like popping bubble wrap to sick beats. This is pretty true. My favorite tracks are probably the Among Us ones. I really like the themes for the adventure levels and the early stages. I actually listened to the Among Us Polus Replica theme while writing this. The themes are all retro like going back to games like Castlevania (which influences this game A LOT.) But others are a bit more modern (Emergency Meeting) This soundtrack ...

Reformat!

I recently looked at this site and thought it looked... a little unprofessional. So, I reformatted it! What do you think? Also: I have come across a lot of times I wanted to write video game guides but could not do it on this page. But you can see where I pushed the barrier of "Reviews Blog." So, if you want to see it click right HERE!

Portal Review

Pre-Opinion I HATE PUZZLE GAMES. Games like Tetris and the like can get repetitive and lame fast. But love FPS games. Portal is a little bit like both. I got it for... less than 1.98$ (23% off.) A friend of mine had bought it for his switch and had enjoyed the games. I purchased Portal a few Steam sales later. NOTE: All screenshots are from my playthrough. Plot The Plot for Portal is actually pretty straightforward. A psychotic robot named GlaDOS has trapped you inside the Aperture Science Labotories and puts you through rigorous tests with the promise of cake. But the lore is INSANE. Portal probably has the biggest lore base in gaming. (Unless its Half-Life.) An early test chamber with some turrets. The lore claims Chell is a survivor of "Bring Your Daughter to Work Day." Where legendary villain GlaDOS gassed the entire complex with neurotoxin. This was shown in Portal 2 from some creepy graffiti and a line from Wheatly. Afterwards GlaDOS took all the surv...

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