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Pocket Edition (bedrock) is substantially better than Java. The ability to create your own world with multiplayer enabled, for free, and get your friends on xbox, ps, switch, mobile, and pc to join up is far from possible on Java. There are bugs and microtransactions, as well as fewer mods, but well worth the ability to run it with my friends across devices with much better graphics and less lag.

Aside from there being a few cards they refuse to act on, despite the community hating them for their lack of balance, the game continues to receive updates. The community in-game is pretty bad, and it's definitely a pay-to-win game (especially with evos and heroes) but there are many ways to find fun in it and you can win with weaker cards than your opponent if you're more skilled. Also you can turn emotes off to completely negate the largest source of bm.

There's nothing incredible about it, but the devs keep adding new content, each new island having more effort. Unlike many games, especially on mobile, paywalls aren't being forced in, and that earns them respect. Playing this game almost ensures you'll never have everything maxed out, you will always have things to complete or improve.

A few years ago? 9/10. I can play for 5 minutes and wait 15 for that to recharge. I can also buy a cheap subscription to play infinitely, in multiple modes, and create lobbies for friends without them playing a dime. Now the game lets you play one round a day for free. If you want to do more, you can access the old 5 minutes of play time with a recharge period for the cost of the old subscription; the one that gave you unlimited access. You have to pay more if you want to actually play the game.

The game isn't good, but it's keeping my review from being 0. It's easy to make experiences with unity, and if that was all I was rating, I would be leaving a 7/10. The community and moderation are the horrible parts of VRChat. I picked it back up recently because I had a friend playing it and decided it was worth a shot again. It's worse than it was a few years ago. The sexually suggestive avatars still exist, the annoying children are widespread, and I did not need, want, or expect a naked woman avatar in a server with just friends. Any other game would be getting sued over nude UGC, especially if there are children playing it.

Great challenge for anyone, especially for people that speak fluent english and want to push their knowledge of words. Some of the words chosen are unfair in the sense that they're conjugations of other words, but other than that it's a balanced game.

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Another great multiplayer horror, the monster gimmicks are great but a few are just really hard if not impossible to survive. Runs also reach impossible values really fast, unlike Lethal Company, which becomes impossible much further into a run, or REPO, which (to my knowledge) never becomes impossible. Otherwise another masterpiece by Landfall!

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first game in the series to force you to use sound to know where threats are. mechanics are original yet simple, something that hasn't been seen since the first game. the game loses points for being impossible with some bad luck and for taking away cameras.

the game lacks the constant fear and stress the other main games have, and while it gets points for bringing new mechanics, the game is more complicated and frustrating than it is scary. this game wouldn't be too bad for babysitting practice.

not nearly as much of a horror game as the first one, but still stressful and manages to introduce new mechanics. scott definitely cooked, but it still has room to be better.

I can't think of a more iconic horror game, it's simple but keeps you on edge for the entire game. There are also lesser-known mechanics scattered through the game. I have to give it a 10, I'm still learning things about it.

there are a few gems on it, but those aren't ****, they're experiences made by users. the other 99.97% of experiences are not worth playing and the actual team behind **** is about the worst group of people in the 21st century. the things worth playing bump it up to a very generous 2, with Die of Death being the best thing on the platform and one of the only games in its genre to not have a p*do on the team.

Been playing for years, and still finding things to do with it. I've recently started mapping mania charts (mania is the piano mode, like fnf) and there's just so much I can do with it. The biggest issue is you need a tutorial for a lot of stuff, but there's documentation on the official site for everything I've struggled with so far.

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I can't reduce my rating for performance issues and that's the only problem I have with the game. It's ridiculously fun, an original concept in the mascot horror genre, and actually has a scary part.