Bml93's PC Games Ranked - With Notes

There's something great about being able to create your own character, a mage or a warrior, and to be able to do almost whatever you want. Play alone or with a group of other people. To do dangerous quests, difficult achievements or to simply socialise with others.

The Good
* Once you've gotten into it, it's a lot of fun. There are so many things to do and you'll never finish it. It's endless.
* Huge variety of things to do. One can quest alone, do achievements, level professions, do dungeons and raids or just hang in the main city.
* Great and interesting lore behind everything. If you decide to actually read the quest logs, you'll discover many great stories.
* Simple, effective, good and fun graphics. Unfortunately, I have to play with slightly reduced graphics because I don't have a very good laptop.
* The social aspect. I've made many in-game friends who I can always talk to and play with whenever I want to.

The Bad
* Occasionally, one will have to spend some time farming or grinding to be able to get the best stuff. That's not always so fun when you do it for the twelfth time or something.
* The difficulty of the game has been slightly reduced over the years.

My stats on it
Characters:
Zarmatura, 90 Rogue.
Inception, 74 Priest.
Layzin, 63 Death Knight.
Keyser, 42 Mage.
Zòdiac, 37 Warlock
Clèmèncè, 33 Warrior
Ginerva, 17 Hunter
Enina, 6 Monk

Achievement Points: 13115
Item Level on Best Char.: 475
Mounts: 169
Pets: 223
Gold: 5068

Updated 17.03.13

A football manager game that makes you the manager of your favourite team, as you try to lead it to success and avoid getting fired.

Rating:

The Good
* This game is pure nostalgia for me. Played it all the time when it came out. Still love it. The newer manager games have never managed to capture the spirit of leading your team as Total Club Manager did.
* Basically everything about it is great.

The Bad
* For a newcomer to The Total Club Manager games, the menus and all the text may be rather confusing.

My stats on it
No real "stats" here.

Strategy games that simulates the world and characters from Middle-Earth. If you want to rescue Middle-Earth from darkness, you're free to take command over the good forces. If you, however, want to enslave the people of Middle-Earth into darkness, you can do that instead.

Rating:

The Good
* Brilliant graphics that looks exactly like the Middle-Earth you've come to known from the films. Even better is that you've got some great voice work and sounds, and music from the films.
* Very fun and addictive to play. To slowly build up a massive force and then send them all in to a giant massacre is enjoyable.
* The story is greatly incorporated into the game and changes according to your victories.

The Bad
* There are not really that many unites to control. Create a bunch for archers and you're basically invincible.

My stats in it
I've completed the game on Normal difficulty with the good and evil forces.

The scenario changes from the south of Middle-Earth to the North. Dwarves and goblins fight over important mines. So, do you want to vanquish goblins or do you want to destroy dwarves. Being evil is fun, if you ask me. Or do you want to control elves?

Rating:

The Good
* The game is a giant upgrade over the first game. New factions, new units, new heroes, new maps etc. It's simply better.
* It keeps all the good elements from the first game, and improve where needed.

The Bad
* It's all over a little bit fast, if you ask me.

My stats on it
The game is completed on Normal difficulty with every possible faction.

An expansion to the second game. This time you get the chance to play as the faction Angmar and the deadly Witch-King.

Rating:

The Good
* A new interesting faction.
* New campaign, new heroes, new units etc.
* Create-a-Hero is a lot of fun.
* More of the same. If it ain't broke, don't fix it.

The Bad
* Doesn't feel like a major update.

My stats on it
Completed on Normal difficulty with Angmar.

Have you ever walked home alone at night when you was younger and thought that you were probably going to die on your way home? I have. That terror can only be imagined by playing this game. You stroll around in the forest, collecting notes. Your flash light is slowly dyeing and so is you. Fuck

Rating:

The Good
* Great atmosphere. This game is freaking scary. It's dark and quiet. The only thing you can hear are your own footsteps. You barely see anything with your flash light, you keep walking in circles and boom... you're dead.
* Effective use of simple mechanics. A game that doesn't require much to be good.
* It's free.

The Bad
* Doesn't really have much replay value. You'll play it sometimes, but you can only be scared a number of times.
* Nothing happens when you get all eight notes.

My stats on it
I've gotten five notes at the most.

Updated 17.03.13