Herbalmouse1305

most of your enjoyment depends on how much you enjoy music and how well the jokes land for you, and score based off that (i think) could vary from a 5 to a 9.5 with most people likely being at an 8-8.5 personally, sit on the high end of this joke, some of the jokes are seriously funny (my opinion) while others are a little cringe. other stuff i thought: the gameplay starts slow and simple, feeling slightly repetitive to start, but you very quickly start gaining more and more abilities and have to deal with harder, complex enemies. I really like the futuristic anime style, though i understand those who don't. If you have game pass, i urge to at the very minimum gameplay

really fun game got it for free via epic, and was surprised in how good the combat is. the titular tombs are ok, tho they dont play a big part in the story

great story memorable characters amazing gameplay loop, the game can literally be played in so many different ways and still feel great

pretty fun to play with friends, not much to do apart from the main mode, and not much single player to play, neat co-op game

consider this a review of both part one and part two for context, I have not played the first two BioShock games (i played the original for an hour then put it back down) , though I did play and love infinite, its gameplay and story were amazing, and it had a personality and themes like no other game. the dlc is a lot more iffy for me. to describe this best, it feels like a full sequel, that was shortened into a 4ish hour dlc, and because of that, it lacks many things. such as: the game is 1/4 walking sim and/or cutscene, as they had to quickly tell a story (seemingly) not intended to be told so fast the dlc is not a continuation of the base game, you play part one as a completely separate booker DeWitt, and part 2 as an Elizabeth which isn't clear if its the same as the base game or a different one. also it completely ignores how (SPOILERS FOR THE BASE GAME) (IF YOU HAVENT COMPLETED THE BASE GAME, GO AWAY) Elizabeth and booker (all their multiverses variants too) were 'paradoxed' out of existence at the end of the main game. the stealth is just ok, and not fleshed out as a full game would've been, and the shooting is just like a mix of 1 and infinites gameplay so its pretty good, albeit nothing special, and the limited amount of guns available makes me prefer the main game's gameplay. the level design was pretty decent, worse than the main game's levels, but suited the game fine enough. i also have no idea who some of these characters who weren't in the base game are, nor why I should feel the way the game wants me to feel about them. who da heck are souchong, the robber guy, and the boss guy. mostly, who is this sally girl that the dlc so desperately wants me to care about, I don't even know her. i know everyone's going to say that it's my fault for not playing first 2 games, but a good game (or a more fleshed out one) would at bare minimum re-introduce these characters and allow me to gain knowledge on who they are and why i should care, even if ever so briefly. They attempt this with that sally girl, but it was structured in the exact same way as the (ANOTHER SPOILER FOR THE MAIN GAME) 'Elizabeth being anna Dewitt' reveal from the main game, yet done infinitely worse and not making any sense, probably due to the fact that we were playing as a completely separate booker, and this was a completely separate continuity from the one of the main game, and the dlc wasn't clear about this, making it extra confusing. Im not even sure what happened in the end, why it happened, and why i should care. it feels like they attempted to build a mountain as high as the base game, though instead of feeling like a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow, this game's ending feels more like a fall off a cliff onto spikes, that make you question the four to five hours you wasted the only things that saves this game from a 0, is more infinite gameplay, and Elizabeth's interesting conversations with the booker in her mind, which were nice, and creative at times. Overall, burial at sea feels like a game that was in the VERY early stages in development, however was quickly adapted into a DLC, undermining the story it wanted to tell, the characters it wanted to tell it with, and instead leaving it just full of callbacks to previous games, which 9 times out of 10, feel like lame excuses to not set up new characters, and get fans to squeal in their chair (I didn't). I do plan to revisit the first and second BioShock games eventually, and then i might retry this and hope its better, though i highly doubt it. Infinite was a contained story that felt like a great send off to its franchise, though this dlc pack highly ruined the 'sendoff' for me, though BioShock 4 is in development, it won't have irrational games or ken Levine behind it, which if this was the quality we could expect, that might have been for the best. thanks for reading

i played infinite before playing the other 2 BioShock games, and i will say, completing this makes me want to give them another try. Columbia is a beautiful setting filled with personality, the story confused the hell out of me but the characters were more than charming enough to keep me wanting more, and the end was immensely satisfying (no spoilers. the gameplay format is the only slight setback, its a bit simple (k*ll enemies, story, k*ll enemies, story). but the mysteries of the world and its kept me going to the end, and what an end it was. What a game.

Beautiful visuals and art design, wonderful soundtrack. fluid, satisfying platforming mechanics. the only thing that brings it down, is that you start out without a move set, just none at all. by the time you unlock all the abilities, platforming becomes amazingly fun, but when you start, it feels quite barebones. apart from that, the game is amazing

really fun gameplay, great visual and audial design, great gear system, not enough content. the game has 10 characters, which for a 4 a side game, is just not enough, and theres no single player story. i love the game, its just so cleary rushed

Roller champions is a game that with a month of work could easily become a good game The games mechanics are great, skating is quite satisfying. the rules of the game (go around in a circle and score) while simple, they work. however the visuals aren't too good. this looks like a mid-gen 360 game on a series x, and the game isn't even on switch, so it doesn't have that excuse. my main problem with this game is the lack of maps. there are just three visual variations on the same map! and that map isn't even interesting. its just a flat oval! an oval does not gel well with the game concepts either there's even a practice map that's 100x more interesting, however it can't be played on in an actual game. a simple 8 shaped circuit, a square, or some more uniquely shaped Mario kart esc maps would've have gone a long way.

As someone who only played wii sports at friends' houses, and had kinect sports in my house. switch sports is great fun, though could use more immediately unlocked customization options, and simply more content. hope the update with golf will bring even more than just golf

i wish i could say that i enjoy this game, i wish i could. but even if i wanted to, i couldn't see a single 60fps frame. my pc isn't weak, it can run most modern games at 1080p medium 30, but this relatively old game, that isn't all too techincally impressive, can't run at 720p low 60. frick this game, wish it was better, it looks kinda fun. shame i cant play it

solid concept. though the animations are a bit meh, and the gameplay isnt too hot, too repetetive

sollid car soccer, thats all the game is, but its pretty good. online players are too sweaty nowadays

cannot sing my praises loud enough, visually amazing, mechanically addicting. its just a car game, but my god is it a good one

this game has been modernized by visuals only. the controls are slippery as h*ll, eight directional movement **** a*s. and level difficulty feels like getting punched 500 times over before being thrown down a trash can. i wish i could enjoy this game, but with these controls i just cant

How to summarise this game hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm CAR GO VROOM VROOM VROOOOOOOOOM

this game looks good it plays meh the general gameplay is just not very good, interesting concepts, pretty bad execution (specifically with the gum mechanics)

pretty decent shooter, but there's nothing here to keep me coming back to this

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FUN this game is pure bliss. gameplay is ever so satisfying, soundtrack is a bop. oh my god this game is pretty

this game is the apotome of modern Paper Mario - looks amazing - sounds amazing - great puzzles and adventuring - PLEASE F***ING G-D DONT RUN INTO THAT GOOMBA, THIS BATTLE SYSTEM CAN DIE IN A HOLE - writing is really funny

good few hours of fun gets really repetitive and pay to win the more you get along though.

Great pokemon game to introduce new fans to. looks REALLY nice, (better than sw/sh) and its gameplay is a striped down pokemon gameplay. so good though sw/sh arent good games to be eased in to. pla is tho

this is a pokemon game plain and simple, if that statement does not appeal to you, please god dont buy this game. luckily it does appeal to me, and i mustered quite a bit of fun out of this. not enough to get the dlc tho. Btw dexit is fine, it was inevitable. their excuse kinda ****, as this game doesnt look too good, but with PLA and Sc/Vi it looks like the smaller scope is starting to pay off

Mario odyssey is a once in a lifetime game. a game you pick up, and don't put down. i would happily play this game 100 times over (though i do like trying other games too). unfortunately i lack the patience to get all 999 moons. though i wish i could

3d world just as good as it was on my friends wii u. the definition of good level design. though the levels are a bit too short to keep me engaged in the postgame bowser's fury Yes

the definitive Mario kart experience, but better. grand prix = 10/10 battle mode = 10/10

the reviews don't do this game justice, this is the first Pokémon game that doesn't feel like a new version of the last, its a breath of fresh air for the series and feels like anything and everything anyone ever wanted from a Pokémon game from watch the anime or simply pretending as a child. great game, and most unique Pokémon game in the series by far. (and there's an actual story!!)

played this game a few years ago, thought it was great, came back and its just okay. the game still looks great, plays well, and the track design is alright. if you wanted a Mario kart like experience, only multi-platform, this was good, though it was never mariokart

game was great back then, still great now. visuals still look wonderful, though it is starting to show its age

can be a little confusing for less experienced gamers, but it is very addicting, the open world and mechanics are great

great game, has a lot of unique mechanics from other SRPGs. and for a mario game, it gets surprisingly difficult, can't wait for the sequel

its Tetris against other people, outlast them. if that sounds like it appeals to you, it does