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There is nothing redeeming about this asset recycle. The negative and middling reviews aren't bluster. Read them. Ultimately, it's one step forward and five steps back from the first game for me.

My entire progress (50+ hours) was just randomly wiped from their servers one day with no explanation. Will never play again, as it was mediocre anyway.

A co-op game where the co-op deletes your progress, bugs cripple side quest instances constantly, and every single enemy is a desynced damage sponge. Sounds fun right?

DO NOT BUY - even on sale. Neat concept and direction. Very poor execution on said concept and direction. The game is sloppy from head to toe and feels unfinished, which is absurd considering the retail price. Graphics are sub-par, enemies are repetitive and spongy, the open world feels empty, the story and dialogue are skip-worthy nonsense, difficulty is all over the place, inventory management is a chore, quests are boring and buggy, and multiplayer is unreliable. Traversal, customization, and combat are okay, but don't come close to making up for how clunky every other aspect of the game is. Overall, as a mecha game enthusiast I am disappointed. Hell, I've played budget indie mecha games I was more impressed with. The first Daemon X was also better imo. Spend your money on those instead.

It's meh. Don't understand the hype. EA must have payed a lot for their social media campaign to promote it. Also, they sold out less than a month after release. Huge bait-and-switch red flag

A hidden gem of a co-op RPG. Me and a buddy put many hours into this. Well worth the price

This is the best Final Fantasy game for action-lovers and my personal favorite of the whole franchise. If I had to sum it up in one word, it would be: EPIC

Great idea, terrible execution. Chock-full of recycled assets. Needs heavy tweaking too. The devs should have kept it as a DLC for a much lower price point.

Still has game-breaking glitches after all this time. What a waste of money.

Sweaty, shallow, pretentious jump-shooter with a toxic online community. Daemon X Machina was a better game and should have gotten more recognition than this.

Neat world. It's a shame you have to torture yourself with the God-awful gameplay to experience it.

Pretty graphics and art direction. The positive feedback stops there. Otherwise, it's incredibly tedious, frustrating, and BORING.

One of the sweatiest solo games on the market, regardless of what you change in the settings or how you improve. Tries to imitate the shock-value of other difficult games in the genre like Dark Souls, but is too clunky to pull it off. Not everyone is an adderall-chomping masochist, and I'm beyond tired of new games pandering to this kind of audience.

Shallow, goofy-ass game with terrible driving mechanics/handling. Missed the marks on just about everything that makes a good racing game.

Better than "Remake", but still a mediocre experience, and not as good as FFXVI.

Pretentious, mediocre game that relies on nostalgia and world-building to prop up otherwise irredeemable game elements: insufferable character tropes and dialogue, an empty world on rails, a severely downgraded version of Square's action/tac hybrid combat, and sluggish and awkward story pacing. FFXVI was a much better modern entry to the franchise, in my opinion.

Floaty, imprecise controls, awful car mechanics, every enemy is a laser-accurate killing machine that can spawn in directly next to you and will end you before you can blink, the writing and characters are cringey af, and the entire game is loosely propped around online/server events that don't even work. There is a very good reason you can find 10+ copies of this at every pawn shop in your area.

Cringeworthy story, terrible battle system, sub-par graphics, sound balance is all over the board, overall clunky, boring, and repetitive... it's just broken DLC they punted out onto the market with minimal production to make a quick buck. $40 price tag is laughable, should be $10 at MOST. Fairly convinced that the Gundam franchise is just cursed at this point.

Awesome community, great gameplay, hilarious writing, solid servers, and loyal, active dev. What more do you want? FOR KARL!!!

*pssssssssshhhhhhhhhhh* *click* *PSSSSSSHHHHHHHHHHHHH* Why is something so stupid this much fun?

Great idea, poor execution. Decent characters and dialogue, but story gets a bit bland. Gameplay has a solid base (standard combo punch-em-up) but was boring and repetitive. Enemies aren't very smart, have little variety, and were overly spongy in later stages. By the end I was just spamming the same super move back-to-back hoping it would be over soon. You could tell it's a bit of a labor of love from the small dev team however, so I respect that.

This is a much, MUCH better version of the game than the garbage console ports, which I learned the hard way (I ended up buying it twice because of this). That being said, I would still recommend it only to a small demographic - along with some modding which is a MUST (check Nexus, etc). It scratches a certain knightly itch, and it is a relatively accurate representation of the era, but it falls short of many basic expectations and *still* has some major glitches that severely effect immersion. Would only recommend to severe role-players with an interest in the atmosphere/era.

Think Destiny, but extremely low budget. Even with a friend to play with, it was too boring and repetitive to finish. Thankfully, I didn't spend any money on this crap.

Incredibly tedious waste of time. Worst f***king controls and UI I've ever personally endured in a RPG - and get this: you can't edit them. Also, ALL input feels floaty/delayed and is extremely irritating when looting or fighting. Some skill minigames and perks are still so broken, you will likely have to shift your intended build to accommodate. Only reason I don't give it a fat donut is for the compelling story/premise, the freedom-of-choice aspect, and the fact I only paid ~$7 for it (thankfully).

My absolute favorite flight combat game. I've played through the campaign almost a dozen times just for the rush.

They could top it off with this one and my childhood would still be greatly satisfied.

1. Tons of lore, interaction, easter eggs, and cameos. 2. Great story, gameplay, graphics, and humor. 3. I AM GROOT.

Arguably the worst LoZ. They should have remastered Windwaker before this, imo. Admittedly better than playing the original on Wii, however.

This game almost passed me by, but I'm very glad it didn't. It has since skyrocketed from relative obscurity and straight into my personal "top indie games of all time" list. Much respect.

It was hard to get used to at first, and I had to HEAVILY tweak the controller sensitivity settings. By the end though, I was genuinely sad it was over despite almost 100% completion. The story, lore, side quests, and characters are engaging and the combat is epic once you get the hang of it. Bonus points: At the late stages of the game you feel like a fricken super hero.

Most entertaining and streamlined MH yet. I adore this formula (with MHW a near-tie) and look forward to the next series addition!

I played until the end and mopped up every sidequest I came across (50+ hours). This game could have been great. I was intrigued by the the first game -which I played for about as long - but it feels like they haven't improved at all. Also, it feels like the storyline loses the plot often, and there is a lot of blatantly recycled content. Overall: "janky" doesn't even begin to describe it.

There are some minor bugs and frustrations with the climbing/platforming programming, but overall it's a great game with lots of playtime, a worthy storyline, some compelling sidequests, and good script.

PROS: - decent story - fun gameplay restructure - pokedex log tasks that are intuitive and entertaining - crafting mechanics that tie into open-world gathering - you get to ride a menagerie of impressive pokemon and the platforming is decent - new evolutions for old favorites - slick battle animations - item management/"survival" aspects with punishing consequences - "stealth" mechanics that add another layer of skill to catching and/or battling wild Pokemon CONS: - short of establishing a new camp or farming plot, all side quest rewards are virtually useless and a few of them will require an unpleasant amount of your time to accomplish (sloppy/lazy gameplay padding) - the game has very little content compared to other entries in the series (~40 hours) - postgame has little purpose, it's just a dex-grind - no multiplayer/PvP - there is only a handful of trainer battles, 98% of battles will be wild pokemon encounters - "boss fights" are essentially janky, unmemorable minigames - mediocre graphics that have no excuse for running the system so hot while looking so bad VERDICT: It's clear that the game (albeit somewhat successful) is a market test. Wait until they release multiple DLCs, or just buy Sword or Shield if you haven't already.

One of the best games of all time. The challenging combat, the visuals, the characters, the freedom - I could go on. And that was *before* the expansions. Now? It's damn-near perfect.

Intensely bland, ham-dashed gameplay with poor balance, unreliable servers, and a janky campaign. Even three and a half years after release it's still a dumpster fire of glitches and instability. The ONLY redeeming factors are a few supporting characters. That's it.

I am a returning fan, but any game that has a game-breaking glitch in it is a zero in my book. A common free-roam discovery breaks the manual and automatic saving algorithm in the game, disabling the ability to save for the rest of your playthrough. You've been warned. There are no fixes, updates, or general public acknowledgement from the developers regarding the matter, so far that I have found (as of 2/26/19). That aside, the game also feels rushed, the controls are non-responsive, the AI is janky, the dialogue has odd gaps and timing, and the new "open world" has a lot of impassable zones or jarring invisible walls. Could only recommend after a year of patches, at half price or lower.

Easy to pick up and put down. This visceral, wave-based shoot-em-up may not have much vanilla content, but the developers seem dedicated and the mod community even more so. Either way it puts CoD zombies to shame and is way cheaper to boot. This is one of my favorite games for blowing off steam or jamming out when I'm bored and don't know what to play.

I have not dived into a game this hard in quite a while. Personally, I adore it, slight flaws and all. The gameplay is immersive (after tweaking a few controls), the characters are dynamic and interesting, the story takes interesting turns, and the endgame sequence is brilliant. My favorite part about it though - just like GTAV - is how the world just feels ALIVE. The NPCs are unpredictable, varied, and react to you in numerous ways. The huge map is littered with loot, animals, secrets, random events, sequences, and quests to keep you busy. Things are constantly happening, and curiosity is often well rewarded. Players are still finding new and unknown things! My only complaint is that the bounty/wanted system is a bit janky, but it did not detract from the overall experience for me. I greatly look forward to the multiplayer and/or PC release.

A fun experience that wanes a bit too quickly. The world is lovingly crafted, but the story/questing is jarring and lazy sometimes, and the levelling/progression mechanics are somewhat mediocre. This would be a good one to grab on sale.

Fantastic story with gameplay as polished as a prized diamond. I simply wish there was more of it to play.

Simply amazing! Marvel production quality brought to the gaming scene, what more could you ask for? Made me feel like a kid again. My only beef is that it only takes about 30 hours for 100% completion. I eagerly look forward to a sequel.

This dumpster fire is blatant robbery. The entire game experience, as well as Bethesda's public reaction (or lack thereof), and their poor customer service regarding the matter have been so unpleasant and disappointing that I will not pay for any more of their products in the future. How far they have fallen smh.