Kill the Justice League - AAA Games in 2024 | Renegade Cut

[@4ozscoop]

There are children who only know this model. It's a tragedy and they are the victims.

[@chefnerd]

And those kids will be the ones moaning in the future about how games "back in their youth" were better. that's the scary part.

[@greasygranpapy7529]

​@@chefnerdHey, they're entitled to it. I got my little ass ratioed by some people (who clearly only play AAA crap) saying games suck now. I tried to mention modern indy masterpieces like Rimworld and Slay the Spire to them and they weren't having it. In 2024 there are more choices of better games than back in my day...

[@Justforcommenting5]

Already I see people who look at Marvel Rival's 26 dollar skins or non expiring battlepass and go "wow that's great" or feel spoiled about criticizing such prices. Not even kids, adults in their 20s or older, some who have even been well acquainted with the game industry for at least 10+ years, who should know better. I really feel like more people need to watch a video of Halo: Reach's (Non-MCC) customization menu and realize that used to be the standard. Now Halo Infinite charges you for colours. The excuse people and corporations would use to justify pricing is that such games are "free-to-play". But the only reason why these games are free to play in the first place is that companies think they can make more money that way. Last I checked, the top 100 most grossing mobile games are all free-to-play, and companies took notice. This might be an important point to stress to people who recite these excuses. Free-to-play isn't charity, nor is it a trade off for companies, because they think they will be more profitable this way.

[@Justforcommenting5]

@@chefnerd The thing is, if you're youth was around the late 90s, early 2000s period, that's actually arguably true. That was around the time period when new technology, and greater memory space allowed for devs to be more expressive with their story telling, environment design, and the like. In the time since then though, higher budgets, bigger teams, greater graphical fidelity ceilings, and other corporate meddling increased the time it took to make games while reducing the input and freedom of the creatives behind them. A common "compliment" given to games now-a-days by people who know little about the games industry is "When the devs actually care". I'm certain that the cause behind that statement's rising popularity is not because of any truth behind it, but because the impact a single developer's passion can have on a game is decreasing, and their care bears less and less fruit for the consumer. ^Indie games excluded because I'm mostly talking about games coming from bigger publishers.

[@BleedForTheWorld]

He needs to play the opposite of this toxic model. He needs to play Earth Defense Force 6.

[@sheepwshotguns42]

"ah excuse me, i paid over 3 dollars for this, and that means i own it!" DAMN F'N RIGHT

[@space.raider.2271]

You're not out of touch at all when it comes to mandatory signups, malicious license agreements, and anti-cheat rootkits. In a sane world there would be laws preventing such nonsense.

[@AlteredNova04]

I've never understood how those license agreements can hold any legal weight when they are always presented to you *after* you've already purchased the game. How is the gaming industry allowed to just retroactively force a legal contract on you on pain of confiscation of the product long after the sale was completed???

[@fy8798]

Love this look at how utterly bizarre AAA games look to people who didn't get the slow boil into thinking that was normal.

[@Bluecho4]

Frog, newly introduced to pot, mid-boil: * Looks around * "Shit, man, you live like this?"

[@willowarkan2263]

i mean some of us purposely jumped off. the only "AAA" game i regularly still play is Civ 4 and the odd round of TFT on the league client, which is free to play. The rest are indie, rimworld and slay the princess and considering picking up deltarune again or the new stardew valley update or maybe another queer romance game, maybe replay butterfly soup.

[@benjaminbaer5485]

@@willowarkan2263league/tft is one of the sources of this madness.

[@McSquiddington]

This was never normal, but "slow boil" is an apt descriptor. We're, quite literally, cooked. Our only option is to hop out of the pot - and the game's poor sales are kind of a comforting factoid. Hearing that Kill the Justice League underperformed means that some of us still have working grey matter.

[@Chuchifritos]

It is a damn shame your first foray into the Arkhamverse was this game and not one of old Rocksteady’s gems. You need to play those.

[@chosen_mizzy]

Going in the courthouse to save Selina in Arkham City is one of those childhood gaming moments that will last a lifetime for me.

[@fluffywolfo3663]

Full disclosure I have not played anything in the arkhamverse (I should remedy that) BUT I gotta concur. Those games are LANDMARKS and RC deserves better.

[@ken329-r6e]

I struggled with Arkham because I dont play shooters on a pc and it never explained how to switch tools/weapons - you were just supposed to know. On the flip side, the glowing clues was WAY too hand-holdy. Let me solve something!

[@Arachobia]

I believe all the Arkham games were in sale recently? I know I bought all 4 of them - the first 2 I had played but not the others. Currently playing Arkham Knight

[@loganmansiongames]

My first introduction of the Batman Arkham series was the Batman: Arkham Origins

[@VersusMe101]

Honestly, the vacuum cleaner salesman analogy should be worse. It's as if you shut the door, and as you walk down the hallway to your bedroom, the salesman hops out of your closet and offers a discount.

[@hogandthezoomer8041]

Yeah, coming back each day is a lot more tame than it usually is. It's closer to having a store catalogue as the wallpaper in your house

[@KittyMeow1984]

At this point, I'm ready to believe that the amount of A's assigned to a given game aren't a statement of their quality and production values but of how generic the experience is going to be. Ubisoft calling 'Skulls and Bones' a quadruple-A game wasn't a show-off, but a warning.

[@darksidegryphon5393]

It's more like the screams of the -damned- developers.

[@SavagesInMyTown]

"numbers are the worst things since letters" lol

[@OpiatesEnjoyer1984]

he's true

[@InnuendoStudios]

I guffawed

[@Stackenblocken]

The healthiest thing with big budget games or AAAs is to be something like 5 years late. If it's a good game it's still fun. The discounts are deep and the content released. Multiplayer grind is for chums anyway.

[@teethgrinder83]

Pretty much how i see it, i very rarely soend cash on a AAA game that's newly out, i prefer to let it sit in the public for a bit and see how things and as you say, it'll still be good a little while down the line, for cheaper and everything released

[@empatheticrambo4890]

Me as well 100%

[@TrashHeapCustodian]

Honestly the idea of booting up a AAA slopfest game after not having played games for a long time is something I think about a lot, I'm glad to see that some of my ideas about how excruciating it would be have turned out to bear fruit Games is hell

[@gobletgobletstein5672]

why do I keep learning that so many of my favourite youtubers have previous ties to channel awesome. what a spectre. great vid btw

[@fluffywolfo3663]

Meanwhile, here's me who was introduced to him _by_ Channel Awesome, going "Wait, shit, _people don't know?"_

[@rivetsquid8887]

Because they were a viable alternative to early KZbin there were an obscene amount of CA contributors, usually expected to fill a fairly specific niche.

[@yungoldman2823]

I mean you do remember how many people were on that website after a certain point right? they might have reached the freaking fifties. anyone who was making nerdy content around that time will have inevitably had SOME dealings with CA

[@erikwirfs-brock2432]

they had a ton of people affiliated, and also they were releasing longer videos at a time youtube had a time limit

[@JonDalysMiniFridge]

I'm also trans uwu hello kitty

[@Scuzzbopper.]

Why does Captain Boomerang use a shotgun? Was he all out of boomerangs?

[@dudestep]

It’s a prequel. It explains how he got the boomerangs at the end.

[@LawnPygmy]

@@dudestep Then he's not Captain Boomerang he's Captain Shotgun. This is blatant false advertising.

[@AgentWolnyTyl3k]

Thank you for doing this video. Games as a service system have been in awful state for such a long time that it's good to see someone interacting with it for the first time and state how it's so unnatural.

[@AdamKadmon-cg5qs]

You should have spent your money on something more beneficial, like a pack of cigarettes.

[@themarkandrus]

I've been playing games my entire life, but most mid-low budget ones. Even with that foundation, the first time I tried an NBA 2K game (2020) the menu overwhelmed me to such a degree that I completely uninstalled the game within 5 minutes. It felt real bad.

[@shroomer8294]

NBA 2K 0% SPEEDRUN

[@alexandragabitto2573]

Oh man I forgot how much this game lacked any sort of cohesion or synergy. When I first played this I remember having no idea what was going on like I’d watch a cinematic and then I’d engage in combat, getting smacked in the face constantly not by NPCs but just by tonal whiplash alone from one scene to the next it was WILD! 😭

[@evelawless5480]

I think there's potential for a cool game built on the bones of the Arkham series about killing the Justice League. Unfortunately that game can't be obnoxiously monetized and therefore will never be made.

[@RyanAEdwards]

Given the subject of this video, a team-up of Renegade Cut and Commander Stephanie Sterling is not something that I thought I needed before. But I need it like air. Their humor and takes would mesh SO GOOD.

[@jeremysmith4620]

I would certainly agree. Now I'm going to always want to see that and if it doesn't ever happen I will be monumentally disappointed, which is my normal state of existence.

[@SpeakingJargon]

Yes, please, and indeed!

[@hive_indicator318]

Even a conversation about whatever. Just 2 nerds talking, the best kind

[@Owofbfbajfbsnsn]

PLZ

[@willowarkan2263]

I was thinking that as well. He needs to visit the Casandra of video games. The stories Sterling could tell of the road to hell paved with the worst intentions.

[@furansusan9090]

I have not seen many people talk about it, so it is nice to see someone include Cloudpunk in their favorite games of the past years. Cloudpunk and its DLC were such good games. I can't wait for the developers' next project. It looks awesome.

[@Runningfromtheredqueen]

Nivalis is on the top of my steam wishlist just because of how cool Cloudpunk was. Great game.

[@LawnPygmy]

I don't want to be advertised to in a game that I own.

[@Iruparazzo]

dude i'm so here for RC's Jimquisition arc

[@willowarkan2263]

right.

[@rellikai945]

Blistered Thumbs... man that takes me back. I never knew you were actually on there. What a world. This is honestly like watching Captain America waking up from being frozen and writing down all the things he hears being referenced in order to investigate later. Seeing you tackle more of modern gaming's doldrums would be absolutely cathartic in the most subdued, relaxed, and sardonic manner that only you could provide. Also if you're looking for other potential, more worthwhile modern games to occupy your time with, I HIGHLY recommend Neva, Worldless, and Anno Mutationem. I think you may get a lot out of them either storywise or gameplaywise.

[@NikkiLayne]

"Numbers are the worst thing since letters." - Renegade Cut 2024

[@colinanthony2011]

Holy shit. When the NoobToob show came on screen my jaw literally dropped. I listened to those guys religiously for years in middle school and high school yet my memories of the show were somehow hidden away in some deep part of my brain. You just unlocked a piece of nostalgia that probably hadn’t crossed my mind once in like a decade.

[@QuetzalOvejasElectricas]

I had the same feeling as you. I hadn't played one of these "live service" games until I decided to give this crap a shot because I wanted to see what they made with the Arkham Asylum universe. It was as bad as I expected.

[@jamesross2279]

You picked the worst time to jump back into gaming in terms of triple a games. The indie scene, as you touched upon, is absolutely where the fun is now. If you go back and play all the old remastered triple a games youll have a good time too. I saw this game's deluxe version on sale for 5$, and i almost caved but decided not too and this video is a good reinforced of that decision.

[@benburke3015]

As someone who's also a little bit behind modern gaming (I didn't play Hades until late last year and I also tend to avoid most modern AAA games for multiple reasons), this video speaks to me in a way that even the best video essays on this site don't. Eat your heart out, Jacob Geller.

[@lydiawhite7266]

I agree with you wholeheartedly, but we do not sully Jacob Geller's name in this household.

[@Torqegood]

Does the menu screen not loop around if you press left bumper on squad, or right bumper on options? That is really bad design.

[@etansivad]

I am right there with you about the battle pass. So confusing, so stupid. I get that it's profitable, but it just feels like a bunch useless garbage. I'm being old and crusty here, but I miss the NES days when collecting an item was a big deal and each item was unique. Now we're drowning in currency types, exp types, material types. Enough

[@adami9769]

We've been in this market for around a decade, so seeing someone pull back the curtain and point out how predatory it is was an interesting and refreshing take

[@lapsedpacifist800]

It all started with that damn horse armor

[@BasedProletarianJacob420]

I found this video so amusing as someone who is so into games since before and after live services are the norm, all of this stuff has been so aggressively normalized that people even my age at 26, think its always been like this and this is just how games are and social media apps are the same way. Honestly the triple A market might be in need of a crash or two to change. it just sad the workers will bear the burden of it.

[@Hermi0Taurus]

Oh, you might like enjoy this one wrestler that occasionally pops in and keeps their foot on the necks of AAA devs and most things going on with the gaming industry as of late. Quite educational too! Jimquisition's James Stephanie Sterling. Probably even share similar opinions on not just this game in particular too.

[@renegadecut9875]

I'm already familiar with Stephanie, but thank you.

[@Hermi0Taurus]

@renegadecut9875 Nice! And sure thing! ✨

[@thepolarphantasm2319]

Thank God for them

[@Applesodax]

Wasnt expecting the Noob Toob mention. I was also a fan back in the day, early gaming podcast were a vibe

[@internziko]

I envy you, Leon for sheltering yourself from the sorry state that aaa gaming has found itself in. Your bright eyed enthusiasm for indie titles and utter disgust for this monstrosity you played is heart warming. I'd very much enjoy more content like this from your channel, looking at both good and bad current as titles. Keep up the ggood work my friend.

[@WiggidyWack]

If anything, this games terrible design gave me a funny idea that instead of numbers popping up to indicate damage, prose of varying lengths and complexities pop up to describe how you hurt the enemy.

[@ItCameFromTheSkyBeLo]

"Kerplumpyness" I love this word

[@macaronisex]

I don’t know who this man is but I respect his anti military stance

[@Cats.In.Pyjamas]

As someone who is in deep with the CoD multiplayer brain infestation but only started playing it for the first time last year when I bought a PS4 as my first gaming system since the Wii (and the OG PlayStation prior to that), this was a familiar watch. When I first started playing I thought to myself “why are they called loadouts and operators instead of inventory and characters” and then at some point it just became normal. I have fun playing, it’s fast-paced and mindless and I’m in a stage of life where I really need that. Plus it’s great to get to play with friends. If only it would stop bloody lagging all the damn time. At least on CoD’s menu screen, the store is all the way over to the right. Although that does mean that if you want to scroll the quick way to your “barracks” to “prestige” you have to click past it. I’ve been watching you since the CA days, and I am thoroughly enjoying your new style of videos. I hope that you’re having as much fun making them as I am watching them.

[@nickblomgren]

I mean what's the worse that can happen? One of these types of games becomes successful... So for no real reason that makes any sense: An entire industry for multiple years is forced to churn-out these types of games at an absurd rate that over-saturates the market with a genre that is so painfully manipulative in it's presentation that anyone who experiences a game like this will never touch another-one, which completely defeats the purpose of the multiple games in this genre being released and that the reliance on battlepasses and extra content, which is already screwed to begin with because the publisher doesn't understand that development teams then need to be continually creating content and not disbanding which is a complete 180 of how they've run stuff since the beginning of time so your budgets that are already insane to begin with now become some gigantic "too big to fail" ship that can't course correct when everyone tells you they don't want to play these games anymore. That's insane. Like you would have to be completely insane to do that.

[@IHeartGameplay]

A person experiencing a battle pass for the first time in nearly 2025 is hilarious to me.

[@rangereric18]

I hate advertisements with a passion, so I refuse to play games like Kill the Justice League for that reason alone.

[@SpookyGman]

Great video! Brotato is on sale in Steam right now. I think you might like it. But you're the guy who played a unicorn in a DnD pirate campaign, so I won't presume I understand you.

[@MrPersona94]

It feels so refreshing to hear another voice properly explain what the hell went wrong with gaming. Shout out to the OG Jim Stephanie Sterling. Thank god for them!

[@wegogiant]

Genuinely this is a great video. I've been playing games and keeping up with gaming news for a while now, so your complaints aren't particularly new to me, but when my sister (to whom "video games" mainly means Mario running to the right and jumping) tells me my nieces have a passing interest in a PlayStation or Nintendo Switch I could send her this video and it would work great to help her prepare as a parent.

[@LycoLoco]

I just wanted to say how much I appreciate the pain that you went through to create this video, and I think it's a scathing takedown that only Renegade Cut could bring.

[@templofzoom9635]

Ahaha, the first 20 seconds of this really got me. You are back brother, stay with that vibe

[@itcouldbelupus2842]

Appreciate your perspective on the modern gaming space my dyde

[@EmmisonMike]

there are menus like this in Madden nowadays. I only tried to play it like once, but the comparison to sports is apropos. I think there's a pretty heavy divide between gamers that just play sports games and those who play everything else, so it makes sense that a game that can be played in sessions like a sports game would want to draw in some of that audience. It works in that these microtransactional games DO tend to win over sports videogamers more than like Crypt of the Necrodancer would. To be clear, the fact sports games are like that is a tragedy and shouldn't be emulated by anyone. A vacuum salesman knocking on your door every day isn't just annoying, it's pathetic. these games should have more dignity than to cry poverty every time they throw a store in your face.

[@alexr3156]

I go to baseball games specifically to write down the at bats.

[@marzgamingmaster]

I honestly really appreceate this. I've been watching the games industry decay into this extremely monitized hellscape for so long now, I was starting to question if I was the weird one for not being ok with it..i haven't played a triple A game in a long time now, and its because of a lot of what you said here. Ghe constant high pressure sales enviroment, the feeling of playing something still being built around me, it just feels... Gross.

[@senorPachuChay]

The most interesting review about this game I've seen so far! You offer a unique insight as a, idk, gaming hermit recently emerged from his cave 😂. I've seen so many reviewers too busy ranting about the "continuity of the arkham series" or waxing philosophic about "the tragic state of modern gaming" that they haven't precisely articulated their grievances like you did here, i.e., using celeste (nice) to demonstrate that the jumps in the game lack a sense of physical gravity, instead of just saying "travel feels boring" or pointing out the characters are introduced like action figures and that's why their deaths "feel hollow". I never even realized just how predatory the UI is--forcing you to travel between all the shop screens just to QUIT the game 😡, as well as the obnoxious use sports terminologies--it just adds more to the corporate-y cynicism of it all. "I feel like I'm in a pachinko machine" is sooo right 😆. Thank you for making this review! And I'm sorry for any sanity (or sandwich) loss you have incurred for playing this game :

[@markmelchin4310]

i can’t believe that rocksteady went on a hiatus for almost a decade and the only result was a high resolution remake of dc universe online

[@notklopers]

You forgot the part where you have to walk past the vacuum salesman to leave your house. And go into your hous.

[@Dyrnwynn]

Asheron's Call was fantastic. (And the sadly short-lived sequel, while it has some issues, was very cool and ahead of its time in many ways).

[@ryanburke1656]

eyy! You mentioned Ruiner as a positive counter example just a day or so after I finally picked it up on sale! I've eyeballing it for like 5 years - good to know I made a good choice

[@KynaTiona]

This looks like an utterly miserable, miserly, mean-spirited game, and I respect your sacrifice.

[@sgtStones]

Damnit...I had completely forgotten about noobtoob. I watched every last second of what they put up. I loved that podcast :(

[@claytonrios1]

People who haven't gamed in years seeing this game now would probably think "Damn things went downhill this much?"

[@stumpfreak]

Asheron's Call! I was Chocolate on Frostfell!

[@iamjustkiwi]

I used to love watching my dad play asherons call, really brings me back. It had a really cool mysterious vibe to it, I remember him gathering with his friends in front of this lair of weird giant mantis looking big guys and spending a long time buffing and preparing spells and such. Was a very different period of MMOs.

[@stumpfreak]

The Olthoi! Sonsabitches

[@jeremysmith4620]

Leon, I was born in 79 and had a couple brief marriages that took me away from games while I tried hard to buy into the capitalist grind, but here I am single, reading Marx, and enjoying games again as well. My wake up to the current state of gaming and its horrors wasn't anything DC Comics related thankfully, but it was the initial release of Cyberpunk which was infinitely more disappointing because I really thought I would be purchasing a playable game set in one of my favorite genres, but instead I got an unplayable waste of $60. I learned my lesson though and my most played games of the last few years since I started back are Vampire Survivors, Peglin, Hades and Hades 2, Darkest Dungeon, and Disco Elysium. Must play games every one of them. I know one thing I won't be playing even if it was 3 cents, Kill the Justice League. Thanks for the warning because if I saw the sub $4.00 price I would have made the same mistake you did.

[@Marisa_Magician]

A fine video. Reminds me I need to play Ruiner too.

[@Jorph]

Idk if you care or if its just jokes, but they did make Asheron's Call open source in like 2020 or whatever before they shut down the servers. Seedsow is the private server du jour.

[@Gigathrash]

A quick trip down memory lane. I still have the t-shirt.

[@stuFF625]

I feel like if you follow the trajectory of Rocksteady’s Arkhamverse games, you’ll get a pretty good microcosm of the AAA gaming industry since 2009. The good and the bad.

[@maybeyourbaby6486]

I haven't played Kill The Justice League, but I HAVE played LEGO DC Supervillains, and from everything I've seen, I'm utterly convinced it's the objectively better version of KtJL in every single way. Highly recommend. It's got cosmetic DLC but a) they're all included in the Fitgirl release b) they aren't even very good in the first place.

[@bunk-o2495]

my sister had been wanting to be back into games for a while after a long gap so her husband bought them a steam deck and asked me for a list of her old faves that would be on steam. we then discovered you have to log in to a third party online connection to play the steam versions of the ps1 final fantasys and like genuinely, what the actual fuck

[@Runningfromtheredqueen]

Pardon, but can anyone tell me what the game shown on-screen around 4:50 is called? It looks like Disco Elysium.

[@renegadecut9875]

Sovereign Syndicate.

[@Runningfromtheredqueen]

​@@renegadecut9875 Thank you kindly.

[@maxwellvindman7212]

Its just so annoying that you need a totally seperate account in basically every game, sometimes even offline games have these annoying shareholder concessions in them.

[@laurenalexander4438]

I abandoned AAA gaming years ago, when I accidentally lost access to several of those stupid accounts. ... turned out to be a good thing. Now I just stick to retro and indie games. Gaming is going through a second golden age if you ignore all the mainstream crap. NES, SNES, PS1, Saturn, and N64 inspired games. It's freaking great. Seriously. I been playing PS2 and OG Xbox a lot lately, and gaming was so much better 20 years ago. Now everything is all separate accounts you can permanently lose access to, and always online DRM, and rehashing the same restrictive, mediocre gameplay year after year, in these shiny games with no replay value.

[@RobertSimmonsAirship]

I had a similar arc. Games were tapering off around 2004-2005. Wow being the last game I played regularly. From 2006-2010. Didn’t play anything aside from the occasional soul calibur or Tekken with friends. From 2011-2016, played a couple games here and there. Skyrim, TLOU and some GTA5. Played those on other consoles. PS4 pro was the first console I bought since the GameCube. Originally got it for FF15 but Witcher 3 is what really got me back in. Now I play several games a year. Oscillate between playing nothing for weeks to playing something everyday. Depends on how busy I am and what’s out. 😊

[@cringusmoss9937]

Ruiner rec acknowledged! Looks great im gonna check that out.

[@fearsomefawkes6724]

Nothing more anti-climatic than sitting down to enjoy a nice long gaming session with your brand new game and having to spend the first hour waiting for it to download, the second our for the updates to download, and the third hour navigating all the third-party permissions before you even hit the title sequence.

[@Bundle85]

the bread and the lunch meats are on the opposite ends of the store to try to get you to look at more products.

[@kimmygiggler7820]

Renegade Cut is my favorite show of 2024

[@AspelShuyin]

I always quit a game with F4. I don't have time to search for an exit option. This is also why I'm banned in Dark Souls III, since if you rage quit after dying the game thinks you're cheating.

[@lucasnunes2453]

This was amazing 😂😂😂😂😂 this is exactly the conversations im having with myself about new games, websites, etc

[@blakeaham]

Great video!

[@ElectricMoonlight]

Seeing the Noobtoob guys brought a big smile to my face.

[@Sl33zyE]

Did not expect to be catching strays as a baseball stats nerd 😂

[@christophertaylor8166]

Definitely don’t let anyone tell you this is an instance of “old man yells at cloud.” I have never stopped playing AAA games, am a bit younger than you, and I still find this infuriating. A significant portion of it is also not *universal* to AAA titles. It’s just quite common. The only game series that has all of these trappings I play is Call of Duty, which I primarily do for socializing with a friend group that’s into it, and I am newly infuriated by the hostile UI and microtransactions every time.

[@Dissent1]

Please accept one (1) algorithm engagement token

[@loziclec.1295]

I can think of quite a few AAA games I’ve enjoyed recently. AAA *multiplayer* games though?

[@henryfleischer404]

Yeah, the AAA industry is not too healthy right now. The only recent AAA games I can recommend without reservations are The Legend Of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, and Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon.

[@shroomer8294]

My recommendation for TOTK is to play BOTW instead. TOTK is less than the sum of its parts.

[@mr.b89]

Ac6 is peak along with the rest of the series

[@dirtbag1713]

If you haven't played Hyperlight Drifter PLEASE do. I think it would be right up your alley. One of my all time favorites.

[@melekdurmaz651]

This video is an absolute treat

[@alastormedial]

I've been subscribed for years and this is the first vid of yours to show up in my recommendations in 4 months. Algorithm is mad at ya I guess. :/

[@alexanderksiazek8790]

never change Leon

[@sheepwshotguns42]

im glad you reviewed this and ensured that i wouldn't waste my 3 dollars. ive made some mistake purchases im not proud of (starfield). people joke about some games playing like a mcdonalds menu but ive never seen anything like THIS, i actually felt greasy watching it xD

[@seraphonica]

20:10 this was crying for a "janker-wanker" genre joke. as usual, thanks for this!

[@JLorak13]

If you need a game suggestion, see if you can find Journey. A beautiful game with a very interesting world and style. Very zen.

[@flavorflov6519]

Somehow, Brainiac returned.

[@EvdogMusic]

11:35 It's a digital Gruen Transfer

[@jacobl2222]

Kill the Justice League aaaaaalmost lured me in, despite my aversion to live-service, battle-pass-laden, microtrasaction-stuffed slop. So glad I passed and avoided wasting any of my time. I think I'm also gonna go play Ruiner. It's been sitting in my Steam library for ages, never got around to it.

[@CyborgHobbit42]

I suspected the failure of this game a tad undeserved. You've shown me I was so very wrong.

[@JetFresh]

7:40 boomer looks like he is doing a Jerma meme face. GOTY

[@Bonzi77]

three strange scaffold games in your top 15 let's goooo

[@renegadecut9875]

one hundred percent my jam.

[@007whitespy]

Ruiner mentioned. This is a good day.

[@bernardosax]

Commenting for Al Gores Rhythm

[@TheZahirNT2]

So glad you finally got to experience Celeste! One of my favorite games of all time and a shining example of why indie is still king. Always happy when someone new gets to experience the climb. :)