Dflinn27

This is one of the best Metroid games next to Super Metroid. Mercury Steam really improved everything from their last Metroid game and made one of the most responsive feeling games I've played. The amount of sequence breaking potential makes this game very fun to replay. The boss fights are done super well with some of them being the best in the series. The story of the game perfectly wraps the story that the previous 2D games have been telling in a bow and is the perfect send off for Samus Aran.

This game is a great translation of a 2D series in 3D. The modernized twin stick controls are well implemented and the fact that the game still gives you the option to play with tank controls or pointer controls is great. My only gripe with the game is that it's unusually long and linear for a Metroid game but other than that I can say that it is one of the most impressive looking games on the Switch.

This is a well crafted story driven game with a good narrative and likable characters. The themes of loss, grief, and acceptance are very well done. The gameplay heavily leans on using ur AI companions and the normal gunplay is generic for the most part. While playing this game you can tell the developers put a lot of love and care into the game and that's one of the things that makes this game special.

This is a well made game. The new combat system at first is very fun but can start to get repetitive. The lego humor is there but it lacks some of the charm. There are a lot of walking sections and the actual levels are few and far between. This game is well made performance and graphics wise but can get dull or even boring during certain sections.

This game was a good remaster of Sonic Generations and the added Shadow Generations is probably the best boost era Sonic has been. I will say that the Shadow Generations stuff is the main reason to buy this and Sonic Generations is just an added bonus.

This game was great when I was a kid but I'm no longer a kid. Gameplay can feel repetitive at times and the combat usually just comes down to spamming. I love the humor and charm the game has and I do like a good bit of the level design. I would recommend this game to Star Wars fans and children 8 or older.

This game adds polish that the first one was lacking and feels much smoother, the choice making in the campaign is way better than the quick time events in the previous game. The story is good but I think it falls a bit flat compared to the first game. This is still a great game for fans of DC and fighting games.

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This is the original boomer shooter experience. The guns and movement all feel great, not being able to look up and down feels weird at first but it's easy to get used to it. The maps are full of secrets and the enemies are fun to pulverize into piles of blood. Definitely a must play game.

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This game is a big improvement from its predescor. The combat is less forced and now has stealth elements, the story is way better, and it feels more like Bioshock than a walking sim. Some of the new mechanics aren't completely fleshed out but it is still a good mascot horror game

It's not a bad game but it's not a great game. The combat is very slow, the game feels like a glorified walking sim, and the fetch quests are repetitive. If you can get past those things you will find a nice mascot horror experience with some good moments here and there.

One of the best games I've ever played. The combat feels very smooth, the open world and traversal feel amazing, and the story is an improvement from the first game.

Great game, the combat isn't as smooth as the games to come after it but it still has a great atmosphere and gameplay loop that will keep you hooked.