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I'll start with the reason I didn't give it a 10: Persona 3 Reload has terrible pacing and a terrible dungeon system: Tartarus, the game's main dungeon, is repetitive and tiresome, even with the dynamic combat system. It's a shame, considering Persona 5 has excellent dungeons and they could have updated those in this game. Important things take a long time to happen, so if you don't like slow games, it's not for ****, the good side: Persona 3 Reload made me shed every last tear in my body. I had never cried with a video game before playing this one, but it was a mix of emotions: the soundtrack, the aesthetics, memento mori, everything contributed to my feelings being on a rollercoaster that didn't let me see what was coming next. The perfection with which P3R portrays grief, sadness, depression, and at the same time, happiness and the importance of moving on is surgical. When I finished the game, I spent about three weeks reflecting on what it taught me, and I carry that with me to this day. Persona 3 Reload left an incurable wound on my body, but it's that wound that reminds me every day that I am mortal.

The depth and uniqueness of this game are nearly impossible to explain properly. Imagine being a kid stranded in an unknown world where everything and everyone is trying to kill you, yet you remain determined to spare them all just to bring them a happy ending. That is Undertale—an experience so good I have played it seven times.

The depth of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is something mere words simply cannot describe. Absolutely everything drew me in: the gameplay, the soundtrack, the characters, and the story. The ending almost brought me to tears. I cannot say anything else without ruining the experience, so just go play it. For those who come after 🫡

The best "game of choices" in my opinion. Sometimes, it hurts, you feel the impact of your choices and question yourself if they were the best one.

Even though the game is short, it delivers exciting combat with different archetypes (V, Nero and Dante), a decent story and a fitting soundtrack. Worth playing it!

As "silly and childish" as this game may seem, don't be fooled, it's a work of art. First, I must highlight the clear inspiration of this game from Super Mario Galaxy, being similar enough to give that same feeling and different enough not to be plagiarism — in fact, it's not even close. So yes, A Hat in Time can be played by all ages and the experience will be excellent.Starting with the soundtrack. This game rivals many AAA titles when it comes to its music. The songs are memorable and enjoyable to listen to, which provides a phenomenal experience while playing.Moving on to the gameplay, as I mentioned, it has several similarities to Mario, but it's still quite different. In this game you collect hats, each with a different mechanic that makes you explore the game's areas. Yes, A Hat in Time is divided into areas, each with a different theme and mechanics.I highly recommend buying and playing it. One tip I can give is, if you're using the controller, change an option so you can move the right analog stick in all directions (by default, it has a rather awkward oblique view).

If you're looking for tranquility, adventure, and fun (especially if you play with friends), this game is for you. There's no other game that conveys the feeling that **** Valley does. Furthermore, you're not limited to simply doing the tasks the game assigns; you can build a good reputation with everyone in the village, find a wife (or marry another player, which is also possible), and participate in all the events. You can also spend the whole day tending to the farm, crops, and mine to earn as much money as **** game has a storyline in the first three years (which varies depending on the decisions you make), after which, unfortunately, you'll always be stuck with the same events. However, at the time I'm writing this review, I haven't even finished the summer of the second year. Obviously, I played many hours on various different saves; reaching the end of the third year takes an average of 52 hours, varying from player to player, but it's much better to play calmly with friends, or even alone, than to try to rush through a save just to finish it. Despite the 52 hours of gameplay, even after you finish the game once, you can create another save file to try marrying another NPC, to complete the community center if you haven't already, among many other actions.I highly recommend buying it, and I encourage playing with friends, as it makes the already good game even better. That said, have fun!

Stop with the prejudice of "it's just a 2D Minecraft" or "it's a 2D open world, it must be awful," I had the same view, and I can say I was wrong after playing **** beginning, when you know nothing, can be a little boring, but that's solved by playing with friends, especially if they've never played it either. It's a game full of secrets, artifacts/weapons to collect, occasional events, etc. Even after finishing it, you can play again after a while, trying to play with another class or something like that. I highly recommend buying it.

ALMOST PERFECT!!!!! Hades II corrected ALL the problems this game had, which are ALREADY ALMOST NONE!!!!!! PLAY IT AND PLAY HADES II AFTERWARDS!!!!!

Pure, unadulterated adrenaline. The way the phenomenal soundtrack dynamically syncs up with the action as the beat drops is absolute perfection. Great characters, an unbelievably good soundtrack, and gameplay that is just pure fun. And I LOVE the political message of this game, LOVE.

The game is quite fun. After the release of Marvel Rivals, Blizzard started to change a lot the game, and that time, for the better. Yeah, I know Blizzard still has its problems with Overwatch: you can mention the price of the skins, the large amount of skins for certain characters (mostly Kiriko) while some of them suffer with idk only one skin per year (poor Venture...) or even the internal problems of the company that I rather not even mention. But, regarding the gameplay by itself, it's quite nice, the new characters are fun and full of personality (except for Mizuki, that is just the archetype **** japanese man that looks like is coming straight from a gacha game, even his voicelines is just he being edgy and/or generic), they are trying to hear more the community and my friends and I are spending a lot of hours playing **** please, don't let the negative reviews influence your opinion about the game: after all, the game is free, download, play some matches and if you don't like it, just uninstall it.

This game is beautiful. Square Enix truly delivered the remake that original fans were waiting for, while also integrating new players, which is my case. I'm writing this right after finishing Rebirth, its sequel, and everything built up in this game is carried over into Rebirth. PLAY THIS GAME and if you can, play Rebirth too; the only flaw in both is that they end (and honestly, the price—despite being a fan of the game, there's no way I agree with 1/3 **** costing 300 reais per part—it's worth it during a sale).

First things first, let's talk about the good aspects of the game: the anime cutscenes are great, and the music is excellent, but that’s about it. The story is filled with plot holes and inconsistencies, which is especially disappointing given that the Persona franchise is known for its strong storytelling. Even without those issues, the narrative would still feel weak. The animations are poorly executed, lacking even basic transitions between walking/running, and idle states. Overall, playing it feels awkward in many ****, a personal opinion: I do not support gacha games. They involve many predatory practices designed to make players spend money. Some people even develop addictions: something that's becoming increasingly common in Brazil. However, both gamers and the industry are starting to treat this as normal: “It is what it is; if you don't like gacha games, just don't play them.” But that's not how it works. This practice even goes against the original message of Persona 5: a game that, among many things, is about tearing down corrupt societal **** this is your first experience with the Persona series, do not start with this game. Begin with Persona 5 Royal (I recommend going for the true ending, there are a lot of guides online spoiler-free). Then, if you're still interested, you can consider playing Persona 5: The Phantom X.

10/10: Very well-made remake, excellent characters, excellent campaign, excellent gameplay, and the game WITH THESE GRAPHICS is very well optimized. No, you don't need to play any other Resident Evil to play this one, ALTHOUGH it's good if you've played the second one first. I am INCAPABLE of finding any negative point whatsoever in this game, it's definitely a ludological apotheosis.

It felt like playing RE2 and RE4 at the same time, and the good news is that I love those games. Unfortunately, I can’t say it was perfect. It does have a lot of flaws.I’ll start with the good things: the gameplay is awesome; I kept wanting more and more while I was playing. You really feel the contrast between the two characters’ gameplay styles. This new character, Grace, is a great addition to the franchise, and her story is great as well. The game brings back the experience of playing the old Resident Evil games while also satisfying fans of the new game **** as I said, the game is not perfect. First, it has a lot of retcons that annoyed me. The game also has a lot of fan service, and that’s not a problem if it’s done well. The issue is that some of those moments are just there without any context or coherence within the Resident Evil lore. Finally, the parts where you play as Leon don’t have much of a story; it’s mostly elements already established in the franchise being reused here, with no real innovation. Basically, it’s just Leon aura-farming as usual. Therefore, I would say this game is worse than RE2 and RE4, but better than any other mainline entry. It’s worth playing if you’re already a fan of Resident Evil. If not, I would recommend playing RE2 and/or RE4 before playing this one, since Resident Evil Requiem has a lot of fan service dedicated to those who have played those games.

Toby Fox really knows how to take players on an emotional rollercoaster! DELTARUNE is fantastic, and it is impressive how he manages to balance so many different feelings in one game. An absolute mix of emotions. This game made me feel joyous, pleasantly sad, excited, and tense: it truly captures it all. Between the perfect story, the memorable characters, and the incredible soundtrack, Toby Fox completely nailed it with DELTARUNE.

My experience playing Cyberpunk wasn't good. It always felt like an empty version of GTA: A failed attempt of reaching the heights GTA did. Still, the story is very good and I liked the characters. Worth trying, you may like it more than I did.

A beautiful experience. Celeste is nearly the perfect indie game, featuring an excellent soundtrack by Lena Raine. It tells an emotional, deep story exploring themes of uncertainty and inner struggle, all while delivering incredibly fun gameplay.

monkey ballons pop it extremely fun but a little bit pay to win still fun though play it

A great game, even if it doesn't quite reach the heights of Arkham City or Asylum. The soundtrack, story, and graphics are absolutely superb. However, the game's fatal flaw is forcing the Batmobile on you at every turn, making the experience tedious. Arkham City remains the gold standard for the series, but without the overused Batmobile sections, this could have easily beaten Arkham Asylum in my opinion.

Not a BAD game, but it's not good either. Here, Warner tried to mimic Rocksteady's way of work and failed. The visuals feel off, the story is disconnected and I felt the game didn't have a climax. Play it only if you're willing to play all the Arkham series.

Perfect, no more words. The best superhero game ever. Great story, great gameplay, good graphics for its time and a whole BANGER SOUNDTRACK. I heavily recommend playing it.

Holy ****, what a masterpiece. First of all, it perfectly captures the feeling of playing a tabletop D&D campaign, which is an incredible starting point (and perfectly explains the mechanics). Baldur's Gate 3 isn't just a game; it's a massive experience with endless replayability. I'm on my third playthrough and still feel like I haven't seen even 30% of the content. The narrative is superb no matter which path you take: whether you choose to be good, evil, or neutral, align with opposing factions, uphold order, or bring total destruction, the possibilities are virtually limitless. With fantastic characters and a stellar soundtrack, it is the most complete game I've ever played and worth every single penny.

This game is more exciting than sex. Holy ****, the pleasure this game gives me is greater than any sexual relationship. Insane gameplay, awesome music, creative areas, a vast selection of upgrades. Damn, it's worth every penny, even though it's a bit pricey for an indie game.

Metaphor: ReFantazio is not merely a game, it is an experience. Here, Atlus used the "classic RPG" premise to make something new and original, as contradictory as it should sound. First of all, it is important to keep in mind that this game is very different from Persona, in both gameplay and story, even though it's another turn-based RPG made by the same company. Now then, let us talk about its **** you would expect from Atlus, this game has a terrific soundtrack, with most of the songs having opera features and classical instruments. The characters are original and excellently written, and the English voice acting surely adds an extra layer, bringing different accents, for example. About the aesthetics, I normally don't take it into account, but I have to mention this game's. It looks like you are playing a painting, both in menus and the actual game, so that earned my appreciation. Finally, about the gameplay, it reinvented the turn-based system with a fusion of it and the hack-and-slash style. In the turn battle, it also has a brand new and creative system that I liked even more than **** game is not perfect though. The pacing during the first three arcs could be better, it made me drop the game three times because it took so much time for something important to happen, but after that, it goes smoothly and you even desire you had more time to do every quest and explore every dungeon (and I have to say, I love the expedition system of this game).I highly recommend this game, mainly if you already into turn-based RPGs. That said, have fun with the fantasy of Metaphor: ReFantazio.

Honestly, I am a little bit disappointed. During 3/4 of the game, it is superb. But I felt the ending is kinda rushed and the game turns out of nowhere from an investigation game to a “kill the god” game. In the anime, the ending is better, so I hope the remake of this game fixes the issues of it. But, regarding the characters, they are the best of the whole franchise. Except for Yu, who has barely a personality, all the other characters have a natural one, you can tell they are, in fact, friends. I recommend playing only if you already played Persona 3 Reload and Persona 5 Royal (making the true ending) and want some new stuff.

At first, I thought the "Royal" in the end was just a detail. A complete mistake. This game not only adds new charming characters, but also brings a way more hours of gameplay and a new canon ending, as long as you follow the right steps to it. Not only that, but it also fixes some issues for some characters, like Akechi, who gains a brand new arc for his character development. This new ending, even though the original is very good, they made a better one, adding the best antagonist to this game. I highly recommend that if you're playing the game, search for a guide of how to get the true ending. And, of course, this game music and IU is insane. That said, I gotta mention how this game is the apex of J-RPG. While it keeps the features of his genres, it also brings brand new ones that make the game more dynamic and fun. Also, the story is superb. The only weak point I found, besides the fact you have to do specific things to unlock the true ending, is that some characters are discarded just after their arcs. Take Haru for example (no spoilers), after her arc, she doesn't have any important assignment in the game. However, that is compensated by how much Joker is a good character, he's not only the best protagonist of all Persona series, but also one of the best I've even seen. Without saying much, he can still show his personality by his actions, expressions and some lines he has during the cutscenes. So, again, don't forget to search how to reach the Royal's true ending (careful with spoilers) and have fun as the leader of The Phantom Thieves of Hearts.

This game insanely good. It has a deep lesson about the meaning of life, friendship and acceptance of losses. I've never played a game that made me feel the way I did playing Persona 3 Reload. I strongly recommend it. The ending was most bittersweet experience of my entire life: at the same time, I felt sad, almost crying, and happy. The only problem about this game is the slow and out-to-date combat system. Since it is extremely good in Persona 5, this game could've changed its system as well. The ending made me cry as a baby, deal with that.

Man… I’m speechless. What a game! It mix the new generation with nostalgia. Good story, iconic characters, combat is fun. Easily in my top 3 games.

This game isn't worth your time, and mainly, your money, and calm down, I'm not an Arkham series crazy fanboy, I'll explain myself. What's the most important thing on a game? Gameplay? Lore? Yes, both of them, and this game has bad gameplay, bad lore AND bad graphics. Even I'm not a guy who cares that much about graphics, that was disrespectful with Rocksteady fans: Batman Arkham Knight, a PS4 game, released almost NINE years ago has better graphics than Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, a PS5 game, which you need to pay 70$ to play. Finally, the Arkham series incident: this shouldn't be canon, and again, I don't say this because I'm a fanboy. Batman has always had plans for everything, and he's got his mind controlled out of nowhere?? Plus, Harley Quinn looks like a completely different person, and you have to play just a few hours of Arkham City to agree with me. Furthermore, the game has awful excuses for modifying characters, such as: "this character is the real one, the another one was a fake" (and the fake one had better skills than the real one lmao), or something like that. Now, saying as someone who liked very much the Arkham series, I'll pretend that's not canon, and you should do the same. Don't waste your money on this game, trust me.

One of the best games I've ever played just play this **** already. Make sure to keep your honor high, at least the first time you play, trust me.

This game isn't worth your time, and mainly, your money, and calm down, I'm not an Arkham series crazy fanboy, I'll explain myself. What's the most important thing on a game? Gameplay? Lore? Yes, both of them, and this game has bad gameplay, bad lore AND bad graphics. Even I'm not a guy who cares that much about graphics, that was disrespectful with Rocksteady fans: Batman Arkham Knight, a PS4 game, released almost NINE years ago has better graphics than Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League, a PS5 game, which you need to pay 70$ to play. Finally, the Arkham series incident: this shouldn't be canon, and again, I don't say this because I'm a fanboy. Batman has always had plans for everything, and he's got his mind controlled out of nowhere?? Plus, Harley Quinn looks like a completely different person, and you have to play just a few hours of Arkham City to agree with me. Furthermore, the game has awful excuses for modifying characters, such as: "this character is the real one, the another one was a fake" (and the fake one had better skills than the real one lmao), or something like that. Now, saying as someone who liked very much the Arkham series, I'll pretend that's not canon, and you should do the same. Don't waste your money on this game, trust me.

For sure one of the best games I’ve ever played. I know some people didn’t like the story because they think it is forced, and, in fact, it can be a little bit, but I don’t think the game deserves a low rating just because of this, since the story stills very good. The gameplay is great, so it is the soundtrack and the character development: when you kill a NPC, you’re killing someone that has a name and friends, and it is shown when you play with that another character (that I’ll hide the name because it can be a spoiler for some people that didn’t see nothing about the game yet), but I think the best part of the game is the feeling it gives you in some moments. The game should be a 10, but I chose to rate it as a 9 because of the final part, where we face a different group, but the game doesn’t tell anything about them, and it (the final part) lasts less than it should. But, after that, the cutscenes are masterpieces, making you rethink about all Ellie’s choises.