"Gears 4 was a pretty dull and shitty game yet everybody and their dog (save for a few reviewers) loved it."

Oh, so you know the magic of having a different opinion, but you hate that people disagree with IGN's way of thinking? Is being vocal a problem? Dude, you just gave away your fake demeanor.

You listen to IGN's podcasts so you support their journalism 100 percent, they joke about getting paid to write good reviews because every joke has some truth to them so good job letting that fly over your head, and you're here acting like they never have contradicted themselves.

The guys literally give Call of Duty games a pass, but bash games by stating how it's the same as the last one. Was Ghosts an 8.8? Advanced Warfare a 9.1? No, for sure it wasn't, but let's complain about how a Pokemon game designed to take place on islands has, "too much water," and let's take points off for that. Actual negative, no kidding around. 7.8 right there.

IGN really is the laughing stock of how you shouldn't review games. They just get a lot of attention because I'll give them props for the speed of reviewing a game while showing new top quality gameplay. I won't lie, they have great editing, but if you can't point out the flaws in this review like comparing a game to Dark Souls when it's not supposed to be like Dark Souls, then you don't know what you're talking about.

"And before everyone dislikes my comment cuz diplomacy isn't your first language"

Yea, great job being diplomatic, but calling people little babies for having different opinions when you're literally just deflecting like one. You created a straw man because you're the sensitive one. Simple, really.

If you like Grasshopper games AND Dark Souls type of trial and error death, you'll probably like Let It Die. It really has gone unnoticed by most news outlets. But, there are already some pretty diehard fans on streams. It keeps the quirky sense of humor and combines elements of trial and error, tower defense, "dungeon" crawling, resource management, and imminent death. Plus, the F2P structure isn't horrible.

That's the joy of the game, perma death.

I think the comparison of Souls games, at least for me, is the trial and error when trying to figure out different attackers and attack styles. (which isn't necessarily unique to Souls games, but seems to always be the ones that people can relate to)