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[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

This game basically copies a bunch of stuff from every 3D Mario game, which in itself is a formula for perfection. There are many different items, which you use in a creative way to beat the levels. The checkpoints are placed not too close but also not too far from each other, so you won't get triggered from annoying runbacks. The only kind of negative thing about this game is the high price tag for the amount of hours of gameplay you get, but quality > quantity :) The game offers mostly easy platformer levels, but there are also some harder ones. The boss fights look cool and are interesting. The story is simple. Unexpectedly I almost cried at the end of it. The little interactions you can have with the saved bots are so cute and adorable and give soul to this game. You can customize your skin or your controller (ship)'s appearance, which makes the game feel always fresh.

Very different game. The gameplay may seem weird and boring, but is quite fun. Interesting stuff happen every day the spice up the gameplay. Can get repetitive after a while though

A certified classic. It is so fun and you can literally spend thousands of hours in it because you have singleplayer and multiplayer (where you have a bazillion gamemodes). There are also a gazillion mods like lucky block, skyblock and other. Playing with friends is one of the funnest things you can do.

This game is definitely very unique. I love storytelling that is just somebody telling you what is going on, but you, the player, figuring it out through stuff you find on your own. It is quite simmilar to Subnautica by this factor. The control and gameplay is fun. I feel like Cooper from Interstellar trying to land on some of these planets and you do feel like an astronaut with the gravity forces on you by the different stellar objects. My problem is that at the beginning it was very fun to explore the different planets but after like 15 hours I was kinda stuck and confused (even though I was constantly looking at the ship logs). Some puzzles are really hard and when you see their solutions you will be like "Come on, how was I supposed to figure this out!". The different endings are all very interesting and worth getting. The story is very good and compelling.

At first I was a bit bored from this game. The starting area is a bit tedious. But then it became super fun and addicting - exploring the different areas of the map, not knowing what you will find makes you want to keep playing the game. The shrines are neat puzzles, some of which really test your problem solving skills. The combat is descent. I like how you can get better by learning to parry and flurry rush, but it can get repetitive a bit boring after like 50 hoursm but exploring is the thing that makes the game a masterpiece so it isn't a problem. Plus there are many different weapons with different natural abilities (fire, ice...) that make it more interesting. The story is intriguing and you help figure stuff out by finding memories (which you access by playing like geoguessr which is fun). The characters can be a bit goofy and have intereseting things to say. The quest are ok I guess. Some are very hard to figure out so you will probably need to look them up on youtube. The only thing I genuinely don't like is that there isn't a big variety in enemies. There are only 3-4 enemy types in the different zones and it does get a bit dull, but as I said combat is not the main part of the game (it does play a hue big, but exploration is number 1).

To be honest I can't think of anything more I want from a DLC. The boss fights are even higher quality than the core game, because the have more interesting attacks and better animations. The new playable character Chalice is a fun addition that spices up the gameplay. After playing the normal cuphead for such a long time I constantly forget that I can double jump. The new attack and charms are also pretty fun to use and like most DLCs - they are completely op compared to the base game items.

A fun game for all AOT fans. It tells the story of the first part of season 1. The gameplay is very smooth, but the game gets boring after a like 10 hours.

This game is overall good and has a great story, but the gameplay can be boring at times. I want to play a game, where you play as an outlaw and not as a ranch owner. I get it that these missions are there so the characters can bond, explain what is going on and make sense for the storyline, but I don't want to herd cattle 10 times. The other missions are mostly the same. You ride a horse to the destination, you shoot some people and then you get back. The are only a few missions that stand out like the missions at the end of acts or the one where you help the scammer with the magical drinks. I get kind of bored doing the same things (like in GTA 4). The best thing about this game is the story. I really like John Marston and cared about him and his family. Having playing red dead redemption 2 before this game makes it even better. The other aspects of the game are fine. The minigames are fun to do once in a while. I like that you can unlock different outfits by doing certain quests and they give you different perks. The horse riding is overall good. The atmosphere of the game is well made, even with these graphics. Shooting feels very realistic and satisfying. Each weapon is different, because they have different characteristics like range, amount of bullets, reload time and other. The dead eye mechanic is awesome. In conclusion the story is very good, but the gameplay can be stale and repetitive at times. From all the glaze people give it I expected more.

I wanted to finish this game but I couldn't. If you want to play it definitely get it on PC. On xbox one it runs on 30 fps. Normally that ain't that bad but combined with the not so great graphics it's awful. Not to mention the looooooong loading times and there are LOTS of them in this game. You want to enter or exit a building? Just watch 2-3 seconds of black screen! You want to switch between map/quests/inventory/skill? Just watch 0.5 seconds of black screen! Aside this the combat is very clunky. Idk if it is a skill issue or the game is just not balanced good. I have beaten the 3rd game and I didn't have a problem in it with the combat. Even on easy mode I die multiple times, cause enemies can easily swarm you and you can only try to dodge, but they will eventually get you. The spells can help, but I would prefer if I didn't have to use them that much. Enemies can hit you sometimes even if you are attacking them which is stupid. In the beginning the story is easy to follow, but in chapter 2 it gets so confusing, you have to remember 15 people and what they did and I feel very overwhelmed. On some side quests you don't even get a waypoint so you have to look up where to go (I guess this is more realistic but worse for the gameplay) Also Dandelion is super annoying and cringe. This guy only want to sleep with women but at the same time is super zesty. In the books and the Witcher 3 he is a more complex character and actually likeable. In conclusion if you want to try the game get it on PC. If you just care about the story you can just watch a youtube video about it :)

I think this game is made more for multiplayer. If you play it alone it is still fun going through the levels but with friends or family the game become 10x better. The levels are creative and the powerups make you improvise. For me though i don't like the whole structure of the game where there are certain levels and no "world". Also even though this game is for kids I die so often (which is maybe just a skill issue) and if there is no checkpoint it is so dull getting back to the point when you died.

A fun game that challenges you like no other. When you take damage you know that it was your fault and not some RNG bs, so you can learn how to dodge a certain attack and beat the boss through trail and error. The artstyle is very unique in comparison to the modern games which makes it stand out in a good way. There are different types of attack which make the gameplay more nuanced. Out of the powerups only like 2 are actually good, I wish the others were better.

A fun game to play while you are bored. There are 32 maps and some missions to do, so you won't get bored. Every map is beautiful and they get harder as you unlock them. The driving is satisfying. My only complaint is that when the other racers are far way in front of you, you can hardly see them, cause there are only like a singe pixel and also when I started playing this game my eyes started to hurt a little bit, but my eyes got used to it.

The best platformer game. Mario's moveset is so fun and dynamic with the addition of Cappy. The ability to turn into different creatures is amazing and makes the game very exciting. Each kingdom is different in its own way and the NPCs are fun to interact with. Most games are boring to 100% but this one is so fun. Be careful to not get interested in speedrunning it cause you will get addicted to it. Luigi's balloon world is also a fun minigame to play after you have collected all the moons and it doesn't even require a nintendo online membership.

The game has a very realistic world build and atmosphere - Night City is filled with tall buildings, neon lights everywhere, every person wears some kind of cyber wear, the tvs, traffic lights and cars are futuristic. I definitely felt like I was living in a dystopian futuristic world There are many different guns, handheld weapons, grenades and quickhacks. The weapons itself can be different types, so the combat is exciting and doesn't get boring fast. The driving is descent and there are cool cars, but the motorcycle handling is difficult and kinda weird. The story is good but VERY short. I think it's cause people complained that The Witcher 3 is too long so they made that one short. It feels more like a long dlc. I recommend also doing the other 5 storylines for the side characters. The other side quests are mostly mid and boring except for a few (taxi, Skippy, vending machine, the guy who want to be the messiah and other). The NCPD stuff are all the same and dull, but are a good source of eddies at least. This game still has bugs and weird stuff happening but it doesn't make the gameplay bad (except for the one crash I experienced and one time where the fps became 2). The are lowkey funny and random like when you call your car and it just drops from the sky or when characters lean on air or walk goofy. The voice acting is good (especially Keanu Revees) and the game being first person is refreshing and I didn't miss the third person perspective. One weird annoying thing is the GPS. I have never had a problem follow the gps in other games but in this one I think I have to take a right turn but the actual turn is like 50m away. Also when there is a road that goes either up or continuous the same level you can't tell where you should go and I probably went the wrong way 7 times.

A very good RPG. The combat is fun cause there are many different armors, spells, potions, swords and other weapons. You can make different builds (use primarly swords or spells) so when you get bored of something you can switch it up. Most side quests are interesting and fun to do. The story is descent. Your choices really matter for the major story and side quests, which makes you want to replay the game and play like a villian or a saint. The map is huge and beautiful. You can really immerse yourself in the world and get attached to it. There are some bad things like the riding on a horse. It's not that bad but Roach can't get in the water for whatever reason and doesn't like going up steep hills. For a AAA there are more bugs than normal, which aren't annoying, actually the opposite they are quite funny and amusing. I guess CDPR doesn't test their games that much cause Cyberpunk is also notorious for the bugs.

This game is such a refresher from the other typical AAA games, where the game tells you where to go and holds your hand. Here you can go wherever you want and do the main stuff whenever you want. The player can find interesting mechanics and different ways to play the game. Every playthrough is different and game is very replayable. The game is beautiful, the architecture is detailed and enormous. definitely the best looking game I have ever played. There are many different bosses with different attacks and gimmicks. Their design is cool. You can use many different weapons to defeat them, depending on how the player wants to play. In my opinion the game is not 'hard'. You can get items, that make your journey easier. But the game can be very very annoying. There is a fine line between hard and annoying bosses. Attacks, which take 5 seconds to happen without any signal that the boss will suddenly swing his weapon for example are just bad game design. If you can see with your eyes when the boss will hit then it is not a problem, but if it is very sudden then it is just not fun. Also attacks that one shot you are most of the time unnecessary. If the boss only has one it's ok but more than that is very annoying. The fact that the game doesn't tell u some things can also be a bad thing. What do you mean there are fake walls and some riddles are basically impossible without guides. That's why I am not giving a 10/10. Overall the game is very impressive and everyone should give it a try, but sometimes you will want throw your controller and uninstall the game, but this will probably be just a temporary state.

I normally don't like turn-based games but this one is different. This game is very long but it gets very addicting. The UI design and music are amazing. The story is interesting and very good. The combat feels good and there are many different personas to use and mess around with. The negative things about this game are that it takes a long time to beat (it's a negative if you prefer to play more games and not spend a bunch of time on one) and the first like 5-7 hours can be pretty boring which might set off a lot of people, but it is worth to play it.

One of the best story games. The dialogues between characters feel so authentic and real and you really care about all the character cause there aren't so many. The gameplay is mostly good. I think it is better to play the game in one of the higher difficulties so you need to plan more have you approach certain sections of the game. Sometimes you are just picking up ladders and looting drawers which isn't the most exciting thing, but the game compensates with the atmosphere and story

The best survival game. I normally don't like swimming in any games, but this one is an exception. The are many different biomes and you never know what you will find. Normally the beginning **** can be pretty boring, but this one is fun from the start. You find so many different materials and creatures and it can get very addicting. The story is interesting and told through the environment, because you have to figure stuff on your own based on different structures, fossils and other stuff you find. The vehicles feel amazing to control and you really need to plan your journeys so you don't run out of batteries, food, water, etc. You can customize them which makes them feel like your own. The building is very fun, because it lets you do almost whatever you want, but you also have to watch out so you have power and the structure doesn't collapse. I recommend building different bases at different depths so you have more "homes". Every mechanic is well-made and there isn't something very annoying that will make you not want to play.

If you are looking for a relaxing game just to chill or are into interior design this game is great. There are lots of things to do to model the house, many furnitures and different houses. For me thought it got boring after 10 hours of playing. If you are a very creative person you will probably play this game more and enjoy it more than me.

This game is so repetitive. Every mission is just go and kill somebody and that's it. Sometimes you chase them in car, sometimes you chase them on a motocycle but it is always the same. Comparing the missions from GTA SA to this is like night and day. Maybe it's cause the map is only the city but I think that's not enough of an excuse. I don't understand why people praise this game so much. Also it runs like ass on pc - how does gta 5 run without drops on 60 fps, but GTA 4 cant'? Of course there are some good things about the game. The physics are cool and fun to mess around with. The atmosphere of the game is vert different from the other GTA games, cause it's more melancholic and sad, but it fits the game perfectly. Many cutscenes are funny and the driving is not bad. But once you get bored of driving it is difficult to find a reason to play it. San Andreas is generally more fun and GTA 5 is more polished and "modern". The story is also all over the place. Nico just keeps meeting new people and some of them randomly die. I can't remember 30 characters and why is there at times 5 missions to go to - that's too much. In GTA 5 and SA you understand who is important and you remember overall what is going o here, but when there are so many characters which all seem like boring side characters who may die you don't really care about them.

While playing this game/demo I can feel all the love and hard work that the developers put into it - the little details like the idle animation or the animations of the other bots around you create such a great atmosphere. I had a big smile while playing the game. The dualsense controller's abilities are incorporated amazingly in the game - the sound from walking or hovering, the vibration when using the minigun and the pressure when clicking the trigger buttons when in an vehicle really make the experience way better.

This is the most realisting game I have ever played. The NPCs feel real because they have their own routines, personalities and react to what you do. The game is very beautiful and the story is very nice. The shooting is very satisfying and there is a wide range of weapons to use. The horse riding mechanic is well made (in comparison to The Witcher 3) and there are lots of side activities to do. The side quests are fun to do I'm not giving a 10/10 cause the gameplay sometimes isn't fun. The game is sometimes just horse riding simulator (there are random events that can happen while riding but they get eventually boring). I almost fell asleep during the epilogue and at times you just have to follow people slowly which is boring (i know that this way the game can explain some stuff to the players and the characters bond but still sometimes it's jst plain boring)

In my opinion this game is way better than Mario 64. The movement is more precise and it feels very good jumping, using the hover and rocket mechanic. FLUDD is overall very fun to use. The characters are wacky and hilarious. The platforming is enjoyable. There are 120 shines so you won't get bored. The boss battles are fine. The soundtrack is catchy and get stuck in your head The bad things about the game are some shines. The level with the watermelon is the most annoying thing in the world . There are also other shines like the vending machine which are just annoying and not fun at all.

Sequels like this make me wonder how I enjoyed the original game. In comparison to the first game Silksong is miles better. The movement is satisfying, the different areas look amazing, every boss is interesting in its own way. Many people think it is a bit too hard, but I believe it's just they haven't played other similar 2d games. The music is good. Maybe it's just me but I think it's a bit hard to fully grasp the story without looking up youtube videos explaining it, but this is probably just a me problem. I like the new system with the tools and crest. In the original game at times it became boring using the same charms and attack type, but here you can switch crests, the tools are interesting although some are way better than others. I'm not giving a 10 cause sometimes I wanted to throw my controller at the wall and the problem isn't a skill issue (mostly). One particular area is disgusting and one other quest is so annoying, i don't know how I did it. Some quests are a bit boring, cause they are practically the same but this isn't a huge problem. Also there are boss runbacks which are not fun.

This game is phenomenal. You can do so much in it like riding different kinds of vehicles such as cars, motorcycles, bikes, planes, helicopters, tanks; go to the gym; date people; gang battles; gamble; get haircuts; buy different clothes; customize your car and more. The map is huge. The story is amazing; the characters memorable; the jokes are funny. It still holds up to this day But like any old game it can frustrating at times. If you fail a mission you have to start from the beginning; when you die you lose all of your weapons; some missions can feel unfair; I died randomly like 2 times and the character's ai can get stuck and because of that you fail the mission. Some bugs can be caused when the fps limiter is turned off (you can't dive in water or swim in generally when it is turned off). These things can get annoying at times and that's way I am not giving it a 9 or 10. Overall it is fun to play but some bugs can make he game frustrating at times.

This game is one of my favorite 2d games. The humor is what I will mostly remember the game for and the fact that your actions REALLY matter. I liked the combat. The music is AMAZING and really memorable. The only "bad" thing about it is that it's really short but you can replay it a couple of times and try to make different decisions and get different endings.