I never got to try Devil May Cry 3 when it first came out so i'm glad that i now have the chance. I've been told that this is one of the best DMC games and it's a fan favourite, and i can see why. The game is definitely a fun hack and slash, action adventure game. It has a really intriguing story, and i wanted to keep on playing to further the plot. The cutscenes were in glorious PS2 era graphics and i'm always a fan of PS2 graphics. There's a certain charm and nostalgic feel to it, at least for me. DMC3 is fun but it can get really tough to get through. I love a good challenge, and this game serves a good challenge whenever it can. When a Boss fight is hard to beat, the game allows you to study its attack patterns to discourage you from spamming your attacks. Hence, being strategic and calculative in when you want to get your hits in are important. However, i have encountered certain Bosses where their attacks were either spammy or they don't give you enough window to either dodge or get a hit in. I think it's a badly designed enemy if their attacks are spammy or stun-lock you, to give you the illusion that the Boss fight is "hard". I understand that it was a design choice of this era, to prolong the gameplay length. I personally am not in favour of this design choice. Fortunately, most of the Boss fights were fair. Tough but you can study their attack patterns and beat them after many tries. It's really rewarding when you've been struggling with a Boss fight and you figure out a strat and beat it on your own. The map is badly designed. I could hardly figure out how to read it so i ended up not using it most of the time. I still had fun with DMC3 and it is still worth trying. If you have never tried a DMC game, the 3rd entry is a good place to start, as it is a prequel to DMC 1. Just keep in mind that it's a really tough game for the casual gamer.

Classic point and click retro horror game that i really enjoyed. I wanted to get into the Clock Tower series since i missed out on them growing up so i decided to start on this one. Game was tough like similar games from that era, and i did spend hours trying to figure things out. But its definitely a must try! Even with limited hardware and technology of its time, the game managed to nail the scary atmosphere and music. Jennifer's movement can get a little frustrating as she sometimes moves at crawl speed. The lack of a map can confuse you with the multiple rooms and halls so you'll definitely have to rely on memory. You may end up going in circles and being thorough in each room trying to find any clickable item and trying out different key items are a must, but once you discover things, it feels great. Multiple endings mean multiple playthroughs and i'm definitely gonna replay this game to get the different scenarios and endings! Overall i recommend playing this game if you're a horror game fan. This is definitely a classic and i'm happy that i finally got to play it.