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Fun shooter with an interesting art style. Well produced and is a full game experience. Music is great, and the vocal performances are amazing. The fast paced shooting doesn't compliment the noir, detective, slow storytelling very well. Some might view that as an interesting idea, but I don't think it is as satisfying as it could be.

Tight controls, entertaining story. It's a densely packed game full of features and fun content. Fun continuation of the story.

Fun and satisfying physics sandbox. Good graphics and campaign was mostly fun!

Really fun game. Not really a rogue-like, and I really liked the time loop gimmick. I really like learning the level layouts and refining my approach as I gather more information. The mystery, music, environments and characters are all interesting and immersive. The multiplayer aspect seemed interesting, but I did not try it. I wanted to just focus more on stuff in-game and not dealing with other players, however I bet it could be a fun challenge.

Was initially upset at the ending but I've slept on it and don't think it was that bad. The mystery felt too ambiguous, and I must have missed some key details but at the same time I never got too invested. I approached the game as a choose your own adventure not a choose the right options or bad ending. As someone who sacrificed chloe in the main game, not really sure what message they are trying to convey. The consequences scream: don't use powers or a storm will come. Then every narrative beat downright encourages you to. Lame finale.

Fun concept, and interesting gameplay loop, world is surprisingly large, but I found the progression to be too slow. Had fun with it for a bit but doesn't really leave a lasting impression.

Very good side-game for pokemon. Gameboy Advance compatibility at the time made this game a great pick-up to play alongside the other pokemon gba games. Being able to use your GBA to battle on the big screen and also transfer pokemon, made this game a great add-on to the overall pokemon experience. The game also has a story/adventure mode, where you can build a team and catch shadow and wild pokemon similar to the mainline games. Just a great game for pokemon fans.

First experience with all 3 mass effects and I was completely enthralled. for the entire playthrough. Fun action and rpg elements. Story is good and companion system is amazing.

Surprisingly good, had minor issues and after tweaking graphic settings I was able to get it clear and playable. Music & Environments were really good, and the shooting and movement had a great upgrade compared to the original. Varied gameplay and concepts kept the game interesting throughout

(PC REVIEW)(Mis-clicked on PS5) Iconic opener, and has chilling moments and environments, but the gameplay itself is objectively terrible. Easy to miss puzzles and easy to soft lock. Also a very buggy game even on original hardware.

I had a moderately fun time completing this game, mainly enjoying the environment and music more than everything else. The gunplay isn't very fun, because the guns are lame and don't feel rewarding to use. Game also is rigid to play, bounty hunter has sticky fingers and boring movement. Briefly going to mention the dialogue, most of the time it's awkward. 85% of the jokes is just rambling or "the joke is that the dude won't stop talking! lmao!"

Biased review: my first and only animal crossing, I played in early 2020 during lockdown and it was an absolute treat. Especially playing with a bunch of friends. The day to day grind was extremely pleasant and the vibes were immaculate. Once I finished most of the main progression I slowly started to get burnt out, but it was a vivid flame!

Going into this game blind was a treat. The story was fantastic, gameplay was fantastic and I was blown away by the environmental design and attention to detail. PC port appears to be poorly optimized, but with some settings tweaked, I was able to thoroughly enjoy the game.

Great continuation from Purple Lamp. I'm super glad they used and improved the Cosmic Shake engine to create more games. More studios need to do this. I'm glad this game exists but I won't be the first to admit that it's not perfect, there's only a few levels, and proper exploration is few and far between. Overall, mechanics are fun and the game looks great. My only critiques is the lack of post-game / resolution from the plot, and the music is bland. Still a good game!

Great game, web singling and combat is simple, but well refined and polished. Story is tight, and mostly subversive. Early game dialogue was really really corny, but it's easy to overlook.

DS version is superior to the console versions. Not in graphics and audio, but in stage variety and gameplay. This game just keeps going, for better or for worse. Tons of levels, and as the game progresses the level design gets more nuanced and interesting. At the end of the day, super simple on-the-go DS game that definitely sufficed for the era, but doesn't really hold up these days.

Fun self contained story. I'm glad it isn't sequel baiting and has an actual ending. Now that all the chapters are out, I've upgraded my rating to an 8. The story is cheesy at times but it is a great progression of the tell-tale like genre, and proves that the genre is profitable (for the suits) and fun (for the players), hopefully we see more from Adhoc. The hero dispatch minigame is fun, but sometimes drags. Really pads the length of the episode. Hacking is designed to stress you out so it keeps you immersed in the story, but for me it just barely teeters over the edge and becomes frustrating.

Great environment, great humor. Faithful to the show. Game can be challenging but with enough practice the levels can be beaten more than consistently. A little janky at times and sometimes repetitive. But overall, great game!

Amazing 2D boss-rush shooter! Game is great and has fantastic visuals and music. Gameplay is great too! Challenging and cheesy at times, with enough time and effort anyone can get over the challenge that is cuphead. Which makes it a great game!

Pretty good modern kart racing game. Good mechanics and good graphics. Crossplay & Plentiful modes. Needs a few adjustments if they are aiming for longevity, but game on it's own is nice enough..

Good gameplay and good story. Great prequel and definitely feels like a mafia game. It's strongest aspect is the world which is visually stunning and immersive but not perfect when it comes to mechanics.

Very bad, unpolished. Audio is absolutely terrible in every single way. Dialogue is terrible, there are hardly any jokes, this game should not have gotten past the pitch phase. Completely lacking.

Mario Kart World is visually appealing and has fun skill expression with the new driving mechanics, but it lacks in side content. As much as I don't want to be that guy that just says "intermissions bad" they really do keep me from playing Grand Prix mode and Online at times.

Awesome game, production and polish is top notch. Great 2025 platformer with so many hours of content and fun. Middle parts of the game didn't hold my attention very well but the payoff to finish this game was so worth it. Very satisfying game to complete.

Amazing game, love letter to south park fans. Game looks identical to the show, one of the best adaptations I've seen when it comes to art style. Gameplay is good too. Humor is great.

Interesting sequel of the cars game. Revamps the open-world and remixes some tracks from the previous game(Pixar Cars) , but the story and minigames are a downgrade in fun and production.

Amazing hand-held experience for the time. Good tracks and satisfying physics, all you really need for a fun mario kart game. Had great multiplayer for the time, DS download play & online sufficed for the era, sadly not accessible these days. Good side-content, fun missions & fun battle mode. Really good game.

(INCLUDING DLC) Well made and tons of tracks, characters and karts to choose from. Has good balance and great adaptability for any amount and different types of players.

Not a huge naruto fan but I can tell fans of the series probably really like this game. Nice world, combat would be more fun if you were actually able to combo the enemies, but still a neat game.

Could have been so much better. Sparking Zero is a massive downgrade in features, characters and details compared to Tenkaichi 3. Missing many gameplay features. You'd think with the amount of money dragon ball has made over the years they could've made an experience that the fans could enjoy for generations.

Really fun. Level design is great, and the challenges are all fair. Neat story and setting. Has some really cool vibes.

Goated game, surprisingly has really fun replay value and tons of fun custom campaigns. Gameplay, characters, music, environments are all top notch.

Pretty satisfying. Sometimes slow paced. After doing one jedi-temple I never walked into another one again. Game turns into a checklist by the end. But I love me some lightsaber swinging.

Trying to figure this game out on release was quite obnoxious. But once I learned more of the quirks of the game I had more fun with it. I'm lucky enough to have a 3-stack to play with so I don't have the issue with randoms.

As a 3D Platforming Licensed game enjoyer, I can't believe it took me so long to play this game. While not entirely perfect, you can tell a lot of thought and effort was put into making this game complete. I know it didn't invent the multi-level multi-challenge trope that 3D platformers are known for, but it applied those systems really well. Challenges are quite easy and the biggest challenge is fighting the camera. You can just smash your face into bosses if you have enough lives, but the design is fair and you could do a no-hit run if your psycho enough. Music, environments and challenges are great.

Clunky, level design is visually pleasing and immersive but the gameplay leaves much to be desired.

It's hard to review games that are designed to tug at your heartstrings. Had good emotional moments, but nothing mindblowing.

Well paced turn based RPG. Honestly such a good game. Graphics, characters, dialogue and music are all top notch.

It's a shame this game was shutdown. But it was great when it existed. Taking away the guns from the battle royale and replacing it with grapple-heavy fighting mechanics is such a refreshing take.

Balances the hand to hand combat really well with the open world aspects. An amazing videogame. It takes it self seriously when it needs to, but it doesn't detract from the hilarious gameplay mechanics.

Open world Mafia. It has some really good parts and the soundtrack is absolutely amazing. Once I found the flow-state and ran through every encounter like it was nothing, it slowly made the side objectives less interesting, as I started noticing repeat 'paintball arenas' level designs. Driving & Shooting was fun. Side objectives were fairly lacking. Main story missions, sometimes good! 7/10

Had a lot of fun during my playthrough. Had a lot of fun exploring the environments, and I found the story and characters entertaining at the very least. Combat was fun... sometimes. But when backtracking through the map and enemies kept respawning in the same spots, I thought that was a little silly and felt like padding for the FPS part of the game.

Straight forward shooter. I found it's existence pretty hilarious, and the game seems well put together. The aim assist is a little obnoxious but manageable.

Had a lot of fun with this game. It was very easy, however I still had a lot of fun, the humor and content of this game is very engaging.

Probably my favorite remastered game. Amazing attention to detail and really fun gameplay. Visuals are really nice and the maps are large scale, and jumping into and out of a saucer is really satisfying as the scales of destruction change. Missions are kind of easy but they let you approach a situation however you like. Lot's of creative ways to complete missions, and they are just plain fun. The dialogue can be funny sometimes with well placed fourth wall breaks. Also has plentiful side content if anyone wishes to push their playthrough even further.

Very fun, awesome remaster of classic ps2 game. New visuals are done very well, and the gameplay is as hectic, but has great sandbox qualities and emergent gameplay decisions. Really really fun!

Fun and straight forward. Jokes don't really land, cutscenes don't have much production in them, but I did have fun playing through the campaign.

I usually don't write reviews for games I don't finish, but forcing myself to sink my teeth into this game has done a number on my patience. Got about 8 or so hours in, and didn't have one single moment where I enjoyed the dialogue, combat, environment or characters. Every time you complete an objective (which are extremely obvious considering all the characters and camera straight up tells you what the answer is) all you are met is with more boring dialogue and cutscenes.

(PC VERSION) Point and click by awe games. Game is really short, puzzles are expectedly simple, and the dialogue has some funny moments but is really slow to get through sometimes. The highlight for me was exploring all the areas. However there's hardly anything to interact with compared to the older spongebob point and click games. Each individual area is remarkably linear. Felt lazy in some areas, missing cutscenes and sound effects. Plus a few bugs as well. Being able to make your own episode is pretty cool. But the actual content of it felt really choppy and uninteresting.

Clunky and difficult in some areas, this game has moments of peace interlaced with uncanny valley vibes. Really interesting game to play all things considered.