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I finally finished Uncharted 3, and I’m so glad I gave it a chance.

I had already completed Uncharted 2 and Uncharted 4, and honestly, I was a bit hesitant to play 3 because I’d seen mixed opinions about it. But after finishing it, I’m really happy I didn’t skip it.

The story was a lot of fun, especially seeing more of Nate and Sully’s relationship and getting some of their backstory. The set pieces were insane too: the plane sequence and the desert sections were unforgettable. It definitely had a few weaker moments compared to the others, but it was still an amazing adventure from start to finish.

This series is genuinely GOATed. Every game has its own charm, and even the “weaker” entries are still better than a lot of other action-adventure games out there.

For me, Uncharted 4 is still the greatest of all time. The story, gameplay, graphics, and emotional ending are on another level. But after finally playing 3, I appreciate the series even more.

Now I can officially say I’ve finished 2, 3, and 4, and what an incredible journey it’s been.

I finally started The Witcher 3… yeah I know I’m late to the party. I kept postponing it for ages for no real reason, but I’m finally on it now.
And honestly, even just a few hours in, it already feels like I’ve been missing out. The world looks insane, everything feels super detailed and alive.

Still getting used to the combat and systems, but it’s already starting to click. Geralt’s whole character and the vibe of the world is just really cool so far.

I’m pretty early in, basically just exploring and figuring things out, but I can already tell this is one of those games that’s gonna take over my life for a bit.
Can’t wait to see what’s ahead
no spoilers pls 👀

Ever since finishing Requiem, I’ve been looking into Resonance and I’m honestly pretty excited.
I know it’s a prequel and we’ll be playing as Sophia instead of Amicia, but I actually think that’s a cool direction. It looks like they’re trying something a little different while still expanding the world and the Macula.
I’m curious what everyone else thinks though.
Are you hyped for it, or would you have preferred a direct sequel? And do you think Resonance can live up to Innocence and Requiem? Those two games set the bar really high for me, especially with the storytelling and characters.
I’m trying to keep my expectations in check, but I’m really hoping Asobo can pull it off again.

I just finished A Plague Tale: Requiem and I can’t stop thinking about it.
I went in expecting a solid stealth story game, nothing crazy… but nah, this game actually got me attached to the characters way more than I expected. The story just pulls you in and doesn’t really let go. Gameplay also just keeps getting better the further you go, like it slowly clicks into place.
And the visuals + music? Insane. There were so many moments where I literally just stopped moving and looked around like “yeah… this is special.”
But that ending man… I just sat there staring at the screen for a good while. Didn’t even feel like hitting continue or anything, just sat there processing it.
For people who finished it: what did you think about the ending? Did it hit you the same way or were you hoping they handled it differently?
Also do you think we’re ever getting a proper sequel after Requiem, or is that basically the end of Amicia’s story since Resonance is a prequel?

Just finished FF16.
Probably spent way too much time in photo mode.