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really interesting VN, everyone should check out sooner or later, things aren't always as they seem but the conclusion of the game leaves little doubt.

a true gem, although its a bit cringe at times but what can you do it is what it is

Great game so far, 10h in it's still feeling fresh, this is definitely the next big Metroid Prime we all have been waiting for. Don't listen to the naysayers, they are clueless. Yes, the desert isn't extremely packed with stuff to do but it's still a nice addition, people forget that other metroid primes didn't have a hub area at all and you just went through a door to see a different world, this approach is much more interesting and you feel like you're exploring a big alien planet. The NPCs are there, yes, they talk to Samus for a bit but fade into the background and let you take the center stage more often than not. It's crazy for magazines to downrate the game because of the desert or having some NPCs that talk to you, MP3 had them as well and they were worse than here I'd say.

I honestly don't get how anyone can give that game a score of 9 or 10, because the game doesn't respect the player one bit. It has great gameplay, great graphics, great soundtrack but the quality of life aspect falls very short. Save spots are set much too sparse, especially later in the game, they can even be defective, with no way to save for very large stretches of the game and death looming around every corner. Some save spots might not only be defective but will try to outright kill you, which is quite the middle finger by the devs to the player.

This game is very short -especially when compared to major 3D platformers like Super Mario Odyssey. For players with even a bit of platforming experience, the whole thing will be over before it really gets going. In terms of gameplay, there’s not much that stands out. The level design is straightforward and lacks complexity. While the graphics are clean and colorful, they don’t push any boundaries or do anything particularly memorable. It’s clear that the game plays it safe and doesn’t attempt to introduce any new mechanics or ideas that haven’t already been done before

An absolute masterpiece, now better than ever. Breath of the Wild on the Switch 2 feels like the definitive version of an already legendary game. The upgraded visuals are stunning, lush landscapes, dynamic lighting, and buttery-smooth performance bring Hyrule to life in a way that feels genuinely next-gen. Load times are nearly gone, making exploration even more seamless and immersive.Everything that made the original so magical is still here: the open-ended freedom, the sense of discovery, the atmospheric world design. But now it all feels more alive, more polished, more awe-inspiring. Whether you're climbing snowy peaks, paragliding into the unknown, or just watching a sunrise over the plains, it constantly delivers those quiet, breathtaking moments that few games ever manage. This isn’t just a port, it’s a love letter to the greatest games ever made, now given the hardware it always deserved.