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I love Ace Attorney so much, this trilogy didn't disappoint me. I've played the three games for the first time, and I had a blast. Like others, I have to agree that the original trilogy is better, but I don't think it reduces the quality of these three games. I really liked Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney - I liked the introduction of cool new characters, the disgraced Phoenix is interesting and in usual Ace Attorney style the game is full of funny moments as well as twists. I'm also a fan of the perception mechanic where you have to look out for nervous habits. Too bad there are only 4 episodes. Dual Destinies is an odd one. On one hand, this was the first game with 3D graphics, and it's just so ugly, it took a while to get used to it. There is some potential like the three-dimensional and animated places, but I didn't find the switch justified, it really takes away from the unique look. On the other hand, it's introduced Athena and the Mood Matrix. This Mood Matrix is fine, but I didn't get to like Athena. The problem is that the game tried to give three lawyers equal amount of screentime which detrimented the overall experience. The other new characters also felt rather unsympathetic, and for the first time I felt that there was too much pointless talk. It's still an absolutely fine game, but it's definitely weaker than its predecessors. And then there's Spirit of Justice. I absolutely expected this one to be a disaster: sixth mainline game, spirituality and 3D graphics, none of this sounded promising. In the beginning it seemed that it would in fact be the weakest of the bunch, but then the third episode came and changed everything. Never have I felt so emotional before during an Ace Attorney game. This game manages to create such a grand story by the end, it's amazing. I got to love the new setting and characters as well, despite initially not being too interested. I also like the Insight mechanic, I think it's creative. Overall, this third game did a complete turnaround, and is definitely one part that sticks. I'm not sure whether I would put this above Dual Destinies though because of its rocky start. This trilogy overall provided a lot of fun, I absolutely think it's worth playing these games, especially Apollo Justice. I'm still not a big fan of the 3D graphics, but at least Spirit of Justice looks somewhat better. Great trilogy, didn't regret buying it.

No. Just no. The story at the beginning feels like a teenager whining, although later it becomes actually intriguing. What ruin this game though are the running sequences. Running round and round aimlessly is not fun. For the final one I had to use a guide to finish the game! That describes the quality. Other than that there are some pretty stupid puzzles that remind me of mascot horror games, which is not a complement. The game managed to take about five hours to beat because I kept screwing up the stupid running parts. Also, the live-action cutscenes are not synced with the audio and the acting from the main character is not very good. As a first Silent Hill game this is not a good start. Also, I know it's free, but it was honestly a waste of time.

Not gonna lie, I expected more from this game. The yarn theme is very charming and the whole game is very creative. At the same time, the game is waaay too easy. You basically can't die, and for the most part the game doesn't offer any real challenge (at least in the main story). Moreover, there is a transformation sequence at the end of pretty much all normal levels, but a lot of these transformations are very gimmicky. The train sections should straight up be cut! The story is very bare bones, but at least the platforming is fine. Playing the game in co-op is also fun. What I find weird is how the game cuts a few elements that are present in almost all other Kirby games, like inhaling and abilities, making this game a bit plain. I prefer Kirby's Return to Dream Land, I feel that has more going for, but I suppose this part is also fine.

A nice and short murder mystery game with auto-runner elements. It might have some questionable parts, but it's a love-letter to Sonic fans from beginning to end. By the way, I love this art style!

A great sequel to an already good game. This part took everything that didn't really work previously and removed it. The story here is much better and both story sides combine various gameplays with different characters. Since it's an old game, there are quite a few glitches, however the graphics and mainly the animations are a major step-up from the first game. There's also a solid selection of multiplayer modes, so it's good to play with others as well. And that soundtrack is just... wow! There's a good reason why this game was considered so great. Many people say that it doesn't hold up well nowadays, but I wouldn't say that. I can highly recommend this game, it's among the best 3D Sonic games.

I know it's an old game and at times the gameplay and especially the animations are not quite good, but I still like it. Going through the stages feels very nice (at least with Sonic), most of the time the pacing is exactly what it is supposed to be. Well, the story is no big deal, but if you complete the game with all characters then you'll have a solid experience I'd say. I also like it that there are various characters who are all different and going through the game over again with others doesn't really feel like you're doing the same thing again and again (unlike in other Sonic games). If you want to then you can even take care of Chao or simply explore some mildly open areas. There are also a good number of modes you can choose from. Now I'm not saying that the whole game is great. Playing with Big and Amy is incredibly painful for example. Furthermore, the game can be very glitchy, though at least I can forgive that knowing that it's over 20 years old now. Overall, Sonic adventure DX is not perfect, but I think it's worth a try, especially if you are a Sonic fan. By the way, I love soundtrack!

Portal is a fun puzzle game. You'll never get tired of shooting portals and using physics to make it from point A to point B. Furthermore, there are even some bonus challenges. It might be a bit old and short, but it will never become outdated because of its entertaining and unique ideas. Definitely a must.

A very unique game that is worth playing more than once. It might not be very complicated at first glance, but once you discover the layers there's no way back. It's unbelievable how pretty much one person managed to make a game that had a big influence on indie gaming and maybe even the gaming industry in general. The gameplay is simple, but in exchange you'll get unique characters, an interesting story, great humor and an unforgettable experience with some twists. For some reason I faced load issues - I constantly had to Alt+Tab for the game to work. Issues aren't too common though and maybe, but just maybe when you think such thing happens, it might be part of the game... Give it a try, you won't regret it!

Pretty cool Lego game. It might be old and at times a bit broken, but it stood the test of time. I like how the movies are put into levels and I like the unique weapon system. Completing the game is generally fun with only a few unpleasant moments - look, being swarmed by bazooka troopers is not enjoyable. Some puzzles can get a bit tedious and repetitive, but then again, this is a Lego game. It's among the better Lego games for me.

Interesting game. Its theme is quite serious, the portrayal of depression is quite artistic. At the same time I feel that the whole game is messed up and tends to be frustrating. You do three things: go back and forth, solve a LOT of puzzles and engage in combat. The puzzles are alright, but there is pretty much no variety, you are always looking for the symbols, which I think gets repetitive pretty fast. Also, by the end I felt like I'm constantly going back and forth, which kind of frustrated me. Then the combat. Nothing special, it's quite bare bones, but it's not very satisfying and I struggled with it most. The story itself is mainly what drives this game. It's interesting, not exactly my cup of tea, but I appreciate the subject. What is outstanding, however, is the sound design. The moment you start the game you feel like going crazy yourself, since you hear voices just like they were in your head. Even with stereo headphones it is a very solid experience, and it is probably the only aspect I can truly point out. As a game I don't think it is great, but it's fine. The gameplay could be much more interesting.

Cool party game, although it's nowhere near the quality of classic Mario Parties. There are some very nice modes, especially ones made for local co-op, however others are lackluster. For every Board Game Island, there's a Bingo (seriously, why is that a whole party mode?). The end result is a game that can be incredibly fun with the right modes, as well as quite boring. I could never play this game for more than two consecutive days. I have to admit, the game is geared towards co-op, some modes are unavailable without enough people. It could be so much better if there was more effort put into certain party modes, since the minigames themselves are solid. There are only 2 modes (Board Game Island and Globe Trotter) out of 5 I enjoyed, which is not a good proportion. Still, I say if you have a Wii or a Wii U it's worth a try.

It's too similar to Marvel Superheroes, but still fun. The movies are processed just fine, however there are levels about some other previous MCU movies, so the content is nice. There are also various open areas you can visit, and while the biggest one is clearly NYC, I like the other places too. Gameplay is the same as in other Lego games, but at least the majority of the story levels and side activities is fun. As far as I remember, I didn't encounter many glitches here, which is a pleasant surprise, though it doesn't mean that the game is 100% stable. You can see this game as the true Lego Marvel Superheroes 2, which is honestly good.

Well, there's much to love about this game, but it has quite a few flaws. It is needless to say, the gameplay is exactly the same as in other previous Lego games, there's no innovation in that. There are some new gimmicks, but they feel rather janky, like the shrinking parts. The story starts off promising, however it soon turns into the usual "let's save the world superhero-style" thing, moreover, the ending is quite sudden. I have mixed feelings about the open world. It's nice being able to explore a mix of iconic DC places, however initially it felt a bit empty for me. Even then, I have to admit, there are many side missions and activities you can do. The character roster is really solid, and what I especially like is that everyone has a detailed description. Another big positive is that you can make your own character, customize them greatly, AND they appear in the cutscenes. Hats off to TT Games for integrating the custom character into the story so well. It is unfortunate that this game is buggy... really buggy. I've encountered various annoying glitches, like not being able to exit a certain area, or not being able to use one character because they are stuck in an infinite dying loop. It's sad that even by 2018 Lego games are still unstable. Ultimately, I think this is a fun game, especially for DC fans. At the same time, I've seen better Lego games, and I expected a better story. By the way, I got the season pass, and the quality of the add-ons vary greatly, I personally recommend getting the Batman Animated Series one.

This is supposed to be one of the best Ps Vita games? I can hardly believe. Its title and the beginning suggest that you will free slaves, but that barely happens, at least in the main story. Speaking of which, the story is hard to follow, since the game is trying to be mysterious. It constantly tries telling you that not everything is as it seems, but it ultimately results in untraceable events. Aveline is not too interesting, and I can barely even understand what it is exactly she wants to achieve. The game is not as long as a mainline part (thank God), but even then it can feel like a slug. The design is also quite poor. At one point, you have to go to three separate places completing one mission at each place... what's the point of that? Even worse is that some places are not interconnected, so you'll be running back and forth just to go somewhere else. I like the persona approach, though there's hardly any reason to use the lady persona, since it's very limited. One thing I hate is how collectibles are locked behind personas. Listen, I like collectibles, but not this much! Needless to say, the game is full of bugs. For some reason every time you open a chest, the screen goes dark for a few seconds, as if something serious had to be loaded. Parkour can also be janky, and the whip doesn't always work perfectly either. That whip is overpowered, by the way. Finally, the side content is just there, it's not particularly interesting (at least there's one ridiculous mission). So what are we left with? A game that is broken, doesn't provide fun gameplay, and whose story is messed up. Unlike AC 3, this game didn't just bore me, it made me increasingly frustrated and pretty much never managed to shine. I understand it had limitations, but that is no excuse in this case. AC Liberation is a boring and broken experience that somehow managed to become even worse than its predecessor.

I had way too much fun with this game. I didn't expect it to have a story mode, but you know what? It's pretty good. The game consistently stays varied, and it doesn't matter whether you play against computers or your friends, you will have a lot of fun. The mixture of these two puzzle games is amazing, though my least favorite mode is ironically the one where the two games are mixed together. I kept returning to the game, it managed to hook me - this is also something I didn't expect. The game is usually dirt cheap, I say it's absolutely worth it, even if you're only familiar with one of the games it's based on.

I have very mixed feelings about this game. I would say it is just fine. The level designs are usually creative, though i some cases you just collect keys. Controlling Sackboy doesn't feel satisfying - he can technically float in the air, but it's pretty much good for nothing, rolling feels slow, and attacking is very basic. The game looks great, even on the PS4, and I enjoyed finding hidden things, but I didn't feel very motivated to complete the game, it failed to really get my attention. I thought a LittleBigPlanet game in 3D would be great, but in the end, it rather limits possibilities. The level creator is absent, I guess that's why it's not called a LittleBigPlanet game. As usual, the atmosphere is magical, but the game is created in a way that it doesn't make you curious. Level comes after level, and they stop feeling different from each other. I was hoping it would be a fun experience, which it is, but it's just a forgettable one. Hopefully this isn't the last time we saw Sackboy, but this new approach needs much enhancement.

This game could be so much better if it wasn't so repetitive. The story is its strongest point, however by the time it would be actually interesting, you have likely already quitted because of sheer boredom. Nevertheless, I like the plot twist at the end. I also like the character development of Altair, also a plus. But then we get to the gameplay. Look, the places look good and it feels nice exploring them for the most part. However, you do almost the exact same things over and over and over again. You don't have to do everything, three missions are enough, but even then, these missions become so boring. Always eavesdropping, fighting, collecting, nothing else. Speaking of collecting, this game has over 110 collectible flags... why? It took me a while to realize that some missions reward you with a map which you can use for the infiltration - this is never explained (not like it matters). Also, the game is full of bugs good ol' Ubisoft style. The fight system is not very good either. I understand it all started as a Prince of Persia game, but it is way too repetitive, it fails to keep the player engaged. So in the end, I can't give it a good score, because it is frustrating. It's honestly better if you watch or read a summary of the story.

This game is the definition of mid. While it has some interesting elements, like the new parkour system, it fails to provide a good story and engaging gameplay. Even though we're talking about the remastered version, I don't think this game looks particularly good, and for some reason it liked putting drops of blood on faces, even if the damage wasn't that bad. I hate Connor! He is a crybaby, who refuses to do what has to be done, a huge downgrade after Ezio. The gameplay is fine, there are improvements in the parkour and the fighting system, which at first I didn't like, but later got the hang of it. I'll say that this full synchronization thing is ridiculous here, now you need to do like 3 separate things to 100% a level. My biggest problem is with the story, though. Despite the setting of the past storyline is the War of Independence, it is boring somehow. Most missions are too general, at least the actual war sequences are cool. The present storyline also falls face flat on the ground. I am genuinely pissed off that the game has not one, but two terrible endings, one for each storyline. Side activities and other things are just fine, nothing crazy, I haven't even finished them, since the game just constantly disappoints me. How could I summarize this? Is this a bad game? Kinda, but still better than the earliest parts (it has variety thankfully). Did I expect more? Definitely, especially after the Ezio games. It might be worth a try, but you might be disappointed.

This is one of the worst games I've ever played. It's incredibly repetitive, broken and boring. I hardly even noticed that the scene has changed to Cyprus. The controls are horrible, you cannot even move the camera freely while moving, since the PSP has only one joystick. The voice acting is horrible and the subtitles aren't always synched with the audio. The story is also laughable, it couldn't be simpler, going after Maria is quite stupid. Finally, just like in the first Assassin's Creed, you do the same things over and over again. Get this, kill this man, infiltrate a castle, kill the boss, leave, rinse and repeat. Oh yeah, and some things don't work properly - there is a gold Templar coin on a wooden pole sticking out of the water, but you can't jump on it from other surrounding poles or the top of the nearest house. I don't want to believe that this garbage released on the same day as the goated AC 2! I don't think there's any point playing it, not even for the story, it's better to avoid it.

I have to admit, I've played this game before being familiar with the Ape Escape series, and in itself it's a fun game. If we consider that it's a spin-off of said franchise, then it becomes weirder. This is essentially a mini-game collection. You complete mini-games to pass classes. That's all. It's not much, but still better than other games in this category. The mini-games themselves are good for the most part and the same is true for the special games. The teachers also have a distinct personality I like. Many mini-games can be played together using one PSP, I'm a big fan of that. The only thing I don't like completionist-wise is that there are tons of collectibles, and the only way you can get them is through the academy mode. Even then it's total rng what mini-games you get and you can't even exit once you've started a class. Overall, yes, this game sticks out from the Ape series, but is actually fun for a while. Once you complete all classes (which is not easy thanks to a ridiculous completionist requirement), though, there's not much to do.

This game perfectly emulates what being Spider-Man is like. The gameplay and the story are both amazing (pun not intended) up to a point where I could imagine it as a standalone movie. Simply swinging with webs is really good, it was a huge step from the previous games (although I haven't tried them yet). The characters have a deep personality and the story contains some beautiful moments, especially towards the end. This game is the Marvel equivalent of a Batman Arkham game, the fight system clearly got its inspiration from it. NYC also has much to do and the game motivates you to explore, so thumbs up for that too. Great game, if you have a PS4, PS5 or even a half-decent PC then you have to play it.

At first glance it looks like a great Lego Star Wars game. The first level is amazing, it introduces intriguing new things: the multiple builds and the blaster battles. But then as you progress in the story mode the levels get progressively lamer and uninspired until you make it to the final boss, where you have to button mash many-many times. The level designs could've been much better, it's sad to say that the best level is the very first one which isn't even about the seventh film's plot. Speaking of which, the whole game processes only one film compared to whole trilogies, and now it's totally pointless thanks to the Skywalker Saga. But to say something good too, the graphics look great, the open areas are full of things to find and there are many characters and vehicles you can unlock. I can also approve of the DLC levels, they might be even better than the main story ones. Unfortunately, the game is not truly stable, it's crashed on me once during a cutscene. Classic Lego things... You can definitely have fun with the game, but for the most part it is boring and can be even tedious. Probably the most disappointing Lego Star Wars game.

Not bad, but I think it relies too much on rng. Half of the minigames are luck based and the boards have it integrated as well. I know that's how Mario Party works, but I didn't experience this as much in the later games. I was literally stuck in one corner on the Goomba Roulette map for an entire party, so I would say the board designs are not great and very blocky. The minigames themselves are fine, the capsule mechanic is interesting. The single player mode has a surprising amount of content - you can complete every single stage with every single character and you're always rewarded with something else. The single player mode also works like it should, being a default party with three computer players (this is something that was different for a few entries). The extra modes are also fun, provided you unlock them (I haven't unlocked too many things, I might not have even seen the best). Overall, this is a good Mario Party, but some flaws in the board design and too much reliance on luck hold it back for me.

This is so far my favorite Mario Party, despite having played a few others. I love the minigames, the boards (for the most part), the whole dream setting, the capsule system - these are all nearly perfect. It is a much more stressful game than the later parts, you can never quite foresee what will happen next, and honestly, that's great. It is also crazy fun to play with others. The only slight issue I have is the single player "story mode". You have to make Mini Bowsers lose all their coins mainly through minigames and that's the whole thing. Mario Party 4 has one where you play normally against three other computers and that one also has much more content, so I wish it was a bit different. It's still decent though, I prefer this single player mode to the one in Mario Party 6. This fifth game also has great extra modes, my favorite being card party. There is overall so much to love about this game, I'm glad I played it.

I don't really know what to think about this game. On one hand, Delfino Island has a great atmosphere, the graphics are gorgeous, half of the levels are fun and the soundtrack is great. On the other hand, the controls are slippery, making the game annoying, the other half of the levels are not too good and collecting blue coins is a pain in the butt. Those levels where you don't have F.L.U.D.D. prove that without it, the whole game would be unbearable thanks to the not so stabilized controls. Some levels also become ridiculously difficult due to glitches or the already mentioned controls, one example to that is the infamous **** machine. I completed the game a couple of years ago, and the experience became increasingly frustrating due to the stupid level designs and the blue coins. Seriously, I have no idea how you are supposed to know some things, like finding a small environmental clue where you can find a hidden room or spraying things for blue coins. Mind you, this game released at a time when information about these things weren't so widely available! I feel like Super Mario Sunshine could be a much better game with some improvements, but it will always be an inferior 3D Mario platformer for me, especially compared to the likes of Super Mario Galaxy or even Super Mario 64. If you decide to play this game then do so without collecting the blue coins, those seriously worsened the whole experience for me.

A fun action-platforming game with a simple but nice combat system and cool stages. The story is nothing special, but the gameplay enchanted me. It is surprising, since the idea is that you exterminate bugs. It doesn't sound fun, but it is well executed. The collectibles are also fun to find and the open world (even if limited) is good. The levels themselves have a nice variety, and you have to pay attention after a while, despite not being able to game over. Daxter is a fun game for the PSP, I can recommend it.

I like the new take on the franchise with this stealth approach, but it tends to fall short on gameplay. The weapons are quite weak, this is supposed to be the strongest part of a Ratchet & Clank game. The story is nothing special, and the rhythm-based stages feel really out of place. Unfortunately, the game becomes a bit uninspired relatively fast as well. There was more potential in this game if you ask me, but I appreciate the new direction. By the way, Clank deserves a better solo game.

It's fine, nothing mind-blowing, just a casual Ratchet & Clank game. I think this game is unreasonably difficult at times, especially the final boss, and the story is all over the place. However, the gameplay is fine, so it is more or less an average game. Completionist-wise it is an awful game, you have to complete it at least four times (I think) to get all the armor sets. You will get really bored by the third playthrough, if not earlier. I cannot really compare it to the other parts, since I've only played the PS4 game other than the PSP ones, I can see why it is considered one of the weaker parts. But still, it's OK.

This is a crazy fun racing game that looks good on the PSP and has amazing gameplay. I really like the variety of the events: once you simply race, another time you might smash through traffic. I didn't consider myself one who loves crashing cars, but it is sooo satisfying in this game, heck, you're even rewarded for that! The soundtrack also stood out to me, it might consist of copyrighted rock songs, but it's a solid selection. I'm not exaggerating when I say this might be my favorite PSP game so far (though I haven't played with many essential games yet), and I want more Burnout. It exceeded my expectations.

It feels kind of boring, and it has some weird gameplay elements. The inventory system is so pointless. Levels are not always too interesting, and the whole game is quite linear. The open world looks huge, but then you realize that for the most part, it's just a one-way passage. The Mithrill items... also feel pointless. Why have them when Lego games have always focused on characters having abilities? The game is overall fine, but I've had more fun with other Lego games.

This game is awful in almost every sense. What mostly ruins it is the controls: they're not responsive and it feels like you're constantly controlling Sonic on ice. For some reason a platformer has skill points (or rings in this case), which I think is pointless. Some of the skills should have been basic features, like BETTER MOVEMENT (yes, there are skills that make Sonic control "better")! The story is also quite absurd. The Arabian Nights setting might sound cool at first, but in reality, it's totally random and messed up. I don't even want to talk about the laughable cutscenes, though at least they have a cartoony approach. I haven't made it halfway through the game, it constantly frustrates me with the terrible level design and the already mentioned controls. Oh yeah, the levels are "missions". Once you might have to go from start to finish, other times you might have to take right colored eggs in the right colored nests... This game is a mess, I pretty much gave up on it. I have no idea how an entire team approved of this back in 2007.

The best indie game I've played so far. It's quite difficult, I have to admit, but in exchange it is very fun. The art style is gorgeous and the game has surprisingly deep lore. I find it fascinating how in the beginning I couldn't even imagine beating the second boss, but by the end I'm not even surprised if a boss takes me down with one hit (don't worry, it's just an optional difficulty). The attention to detail is crazy- it feels like the creators thought of everything. The metroidvania formula is perfected here, it doesn't feel annoying going from point A to point B and there are many secrets you can find, as well as many optional quests (e.g: finding grubs). 112% gives sweat to even the most hardcore players (I'm trying, but probably won't achieve it), so hats off to you if you manage to do it. I love returning to this game, Hallownest and its creatures are so well designed and the music... it just gets stuck in my head. It took a while for the game to hook me, but if you're patient enough, you'll experience a magnificent game. I can't believe that it was created by a small team. How could I not give it a 10? Highly recommended, one of my latest additions to my favorite games of all time.

I hate this game so much. The team mechanic of the game looked so promising at the beginning, but the more you play the worse it gets. Several glitches, abysmal controls, forgettable story- these all ruin the game. The worst thing of all however is the fact that you have to beat the game 4 times just to see the true ending. Yes, there are 4 different teams, but you basically go through the same stages- once they're shorter, once they're harder and once there are objectives. I've had this game for many years and I'm still not finished, because every time I play it pisses me off. There are so many unfair ways to die! I won't even get into the boss fights, all you do is mash attack. I own a physical version of this game, but I'm really not proud of it. Fortunately, it's not available on current systems. Don't play this game, it's terrible, one of the worst games I've ever played. I'm only giving it a 2 because initially it was kind of fun.

Wow, this game ****. The only good thing I can say about it is that you can make your own character. That's all. The controls, the story and the stages are all bad and S.O.S. missions shouldn't even exist. The Wisp weapons don't fit the game at all, but even worse is that for some red star rings you need to use different ones- forcing you to replay a level several times if you want all of them. The new villain, Infinite is also terrible, like Eggman can achieve more on his own. This game is a huge downgrade after Sonic mania. Constantly annoying and not so polished- these are not 2017 standards. It's best to avoid it, glad I didn't pay a single dollar thanks to Ps plus.

Pure perfection. Indiana Jones mixed with TPS elements is just awesome! Uncharted without a doubt is my favorite Ps-exclusive franchise. All 3 games maintain the excitement and the great characters. The games have so many memorable moments, the opening of the second game is my personal favorite. If you have some kind of a Playstation console, you have to play this collection.

I didn't think I'd love these games so much. They're visual novels, so the gameplay isn't anything mind-blowing, but it is just so satisfying exposing true criminals. The story is really strong, the characters are all different and many times you get to know their past and personality well. Other than that i can't explain what I love about this trilogy, but it sure glued me to the screen. When I left a case without finishing it, I was always wondering what was going to happen. OK, not all of the cases are flawless (and I even had to restart one due to a stupid mistake), but I can't not give the trilogy a 10. The funny thing is that I'm not even a fan of animes and anything based heavily on Japanese culture, yet I loved almost every moment. I highly recommend it to anyone, though get ready to read a lot. P.S.: Nothing beats that OBJECTION! exclamation.

Every time I play with this game I have so much fun. I think it's a pretty good online multiplayer game. I used to play it more, but this game still manages to keep up. The characters are great (at least most of them) and pretty much everything works fine. One reason I give it a 9 is because not all of the characters are balanced e.g. Bastion is waay too strong, and another reason is that there have been some changes that changed the game in a "bad" way e.g. I don't like that now you have to choose which class you wanna be in the new quick play. it has a story of some kind as well, but nothing really special. Honestly I didn't think this game will be that good, but it is. Definitely get it if you're looking for a good online multiplayer game, although be aware of toxic players.