DraconicGamer

Trial of the Sword would have been fun and useful had I not already beat the game I feel as though this is more post game content and less DLC. Master Mode easily carries the bulk of this DLC. Even then that's not very much considering I'm not a big breath of the wild fan The concept of stronger enemies and enemies healing are great but it's just not worth it for me in this game. The trial of the sword is challenging but the reward at that point is rather worthless as I can imagine most have beat the game by that point.

There really isn't much reason to get the DLC I mean if you like the champions and want added story for them. However when I played the DLC I didn't get much out of it. A few good restricted fights with the blight ganons and a fight with the Monk. The only solid reasons I can recommend the DLC is for those fights, Master Mode, and the added story for the champions. The prize at the end is practically useless if you beat all the shrines already. (Yes there are the koroks but lets be real only die hard botw fans will go after them, and I am not one of those fans)

Luigi's Mansion 3 is an amazing game but the reason it falls under a 7 is because I'm used to the original Luigi's Mansion on GameCube. Luigi's Mansion 3 is my second favorite in the Luigi's Mansion series. Luigi's Mansion 3 is definitely a must play for any Luigi's Mansion fan, but your thoughts might be on one side or the other. I personally like Luigi's Mansion 3 but it lacks that creepy factor that made me fall in love with the original.

I've played through the entirety of Pokemon Sword DLC and all. The game isn't bad but it's not great either. It's pretty average but not bad. In my opinion it's still way better than Diamond and Pearl or the remakes of Brilliant Diamond and Shining Pearl. The Wild Area is fun to run around and the DLC really fills out what the base game didn't fill. There really is no story to Pokémon Sword but unlike Breath of the Wild Pokémon Sword rewards exploration with beautiful sights and the promise of seeing Pokémon in the Wild. Pretty average game but not horrible. You just have to have a taste for the basic Pokémon formula like what once was during the first generation of Pokémon.

I love this game it feels like a real Horror survival experience. After playing all modes, I really enjoyed this game. I'm surprised it's so cheap on the Nintendo Eshop. I'd easily buy this game for $15 to $20 The games survival and puzzle aspects are all there! I'd love to see this game in a 3D format someday or maybe a sequel in that format. Definitely a hidden gem that people overlook! I'd definitely recommend it as someone who did everything one can do in the game!

I like the game it does what it aims to achieve really well but I really find the lack **** ending a turn off. I mean sure if the developers wanted a game with no good endings I get it but imagine a good ending for completing a crazy challenge. It would add replay value to the game and give the player a reason to hop back in if the main endings leave the player unsatisfied. Aside from that I will only say that it seems a bit to generic as far as looks go. But my main complaint is the lack **** ending. And I'd take on an insane challenge for that good ending any day. Good game but not everyone's cup of tea.

Breath of the Wild is a great game, no doubt, however, it's far from a great Zelda game. The characters are amazingly designed, and their segments are amazing. My favorite part of this game was learning about the champions, Mipha, Daruk, Urbosa, and Revali, as well as the champion descendants, Sidon, Teba, Yunobo, and Riju. Learning about them was easily my favorite part about the game. Yes, areas like Zora's Domain and Rito Village were fun to explore but nothing was really there for the Longterm it was all esthetic beauty. Breath of the Wild in my opinion was weighed down by the Zelda franchises name.