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Geometry Dash is a game that I tried to get into, but ultimately it’s just not really my type of game. It requires an incredible amount of precision, patience and practice, and some levels can take countless attempts before you finally get them right. That said, I can’t say it’s a bad game. The music is one of its strongest aspects and is deeply connected to the gameplay, making the levels feel much more satisfying when you get into the rhythm. There’s also a huge amount of content and a very active community creating new levels. I managed to complete an Easy Demon, which is probably the furthest I’ve gone with the game, so I definitely gave it a fair chance. It’s simply not a genre I particularly enjoy, but I can understand why so many people love it. Overall, a solid experience, just not really for me.

No Man’s Sky is one of those games with a concept that is simply incredible. The idea of an essentially infinite, procedurally generated universe that you can freely explore is still something that amazes me. The launch was obviously surrounded by a lot of controversy, with many promised features missing or not living up to expectations. However, I really appreciate what Hello Games has done since then. Years of free updates have completely transformed the game, adding an enormous amount of content and gradually turning it into the experience it was originally supposed to be. The exploration is easily one of the strongest aspects. There are countless planets, creatures, environments and places to discover, and the feeling that you can simply travel wherever you want makes the universe feel genuinely huge. It’s not perfect, and some mechanics can still become repetitive, but the ambition and the amount of content are incredible. No Man’s Sky has come an incredibly long way since launch, and today I think it’s a fantastic game that deserves to be experienced.

Cuphead is an incredibly fun and almost unique game in its genre. Its cartoon-inspired art style fits the gameplay perfectly, creating a visual experience that feels genuinely special. The music, sound design, voice acting and gameplay are all fantastic, and the boss fights are one of the strongest aspects of the game, even if they can be quite challenging. After finishing the game both in single player and multiplayer, I noticed a significant difference in difficulty. In single player, the bosses are less aggressive and generally have less health, or you simply deal more damage to them. In multiplayer, they become much more difficult to take down, making the experience noticeably harder. Overall, Cuphead is a beautiful, challenging and incredibly well-made game with a unique identity that really stands out.

Hotline Miami'nin izometrik hali desem yeterli olur. Düşmanlar da karakterimiz de tek vuruşta ölüyor ve yüksek bir temposu var. Hikayesi de HM benzeri ve fena da değil ama asıl odak aksiyonda ve aksiyonu harika. Ekibin yeni oyunu Tears of Metal da müthiş duruyor.

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As a visually impaired gamer, I used to be able to play only one or two games. Now, accessibility mods are coming out one after another, and I can’t keep up. I thought that putting together a list like this would at least help me sort through them.

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