Explanation:
Reflections should go over what it was about. They should look back and see the goods and bads. In this case, the reflection is about a video game. You could talk about the story and if it's good or not. You could talk about the characters and if they are compelling. You could go over the best and worst levels, and why.
Here's an example:
"<em>Batman Arkham Knight</em> was a very mixed bag. On one hand, the graphics and costumes were amazing. The city buildings and character models were jaw-dropping. It was almost live action! But, on the other hand, we have the boss battles. These were extremely disappointing, considering the previous game, <em>Arkham City</em>, had amazing battles with well known villains like Mr. Freeze and Ra's Al Ghul. But, in <em>Knight</em>, we had to settle for many, many tank battles. These were incredibly repetitive and boring. We want to fight as Batman, not in a tank! <em>Arkham Knight</em> was a pretty good game. Everything was nice except for the boss battles."
