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This is what I would call a mediocre game. The story is okay and the difficulty level is acceptable, but there are several things that could have been done much better. I find the combat becomes boring over time, and I sometimes find it hard to remember all the different buttons you need to press to fight, use, or activate various things throughout the game.

Overall, it’s a good game. It has a solid story, the graphics are beautiful, it’s easy to control, and if you get a bit stuck, you’re given help to find the next location. However, there are a few things that can make the game feel a bit drawn out. First of all, you still have to spend a lot of time traveling back and forth. Why not add some kind of “stations” on the map that you can quickly teleport to? Secondly, you need to spend quite a bit of time collecting lots of green crystals, and thirdly, I find it extremely annoying that you constantly have to fight the same monsters every time you return to the different rooms and areas.

I bought Hades 1 and Hades 2 together. I never really got hooked on Hades 1, so I was a bit skeptical when I started playing Hades 2, but I ended up feeling much more positive about it. I think it’s a better game overall. There are more progression options, and the pacing is faster, so you rarely feel like you’re getting stuck. That said, I still think it sometimes can become a bit boring and drawn out to go through the same levels over and over again.

Overall, it’s an okay game, but I also think it’s overrated. You get the opportunity to upgrade after every time you die, but even so, I feel that it progresses far too slowly and that the game’s development happens at too slow a pace. In my opinion, that makes it a bit too drawn-out. I’ve tried turning on “God Mode,” but I don’t think that helps all that much either.

An entertaining game that is relatively easy to get into. It took just under 30 hours to complete, but there is the option to continue playing afterward. Overall, I would say it is one of the better entries in the series. The only thing I miss in the game is the character Link.

You can decide for yourself whether you want to complete the missions aggressively or defensively. There are several different solutions, but in general it takes a lot of time and patience to complete the missions. I’m almost inclined to say that the levels are too large, because it really takes a lot of time to investigate the different areas and find the things you need.

I bought the game for only about $6, and I have to say you get a lot for the price. It took me a little while to figure out how the concept worked, but it’s actually quite straightforward. During the day, you sell goods, earn money, and upgrade your stuff, and at night, you go through dungeons to gather more items. The only downside I’d mention is that the fairly simple concept can make the game feel a bit drawn out at times. However, not to the point where it’s made me stop playing. It reminds me a bit of Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos, so if you liked that game, you’ll probably enjoy this one too.

I finally got around to trying the original Wind Waker game. It’s a really good game and definitely ranks among the better entries in the series. However, I don’t agree with those who say it’s the best game in the series—but that’s another discussion. The only thing I’d say that brings it down a bit is that, even though you have the option to fast travel to many different destinations, you still end up spending a lot of dull time sailing. Also, I feel like the game is missing one or two more dungeons. I’d say the dungeons that are in the game are fine, but not particularly more memorable than the ones in the other games in the series.

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I’ve played the first one, and I have to say, the two games are very similar, so I’ll pretty much say the same things this time. It’s not a masterpiece, but it’s easy to find out and control. The difficulty level is very low, maybe too low, so anyone can play it. It’s clear they’ve tried to copy the Zelda games, but the quality just isn’t on the same level. All in all, a decent little game.

A pretty entertaining game that took me just over 17 hours to complete 100%. You quickly learn how to control it. It’s reminiscent of the good old 2D games. If you enjoy games like Zelda: A Link to the Past, there’s a very good chance you’ll enjoy this one as well. However, there are a few minor bugs that keep me from giving it a top rating. I experienced a few instances where the character would freeze for a few seconds, allowing me to turn but not move, and there were moments where enemies moved inside walls or other inaccessible areas. That said, the game is relatively inexpensive, so I’d say you get a lot of value for your money.

A really great game—one of the better ones I’ve played. The music is good, and the graphics are reminiscent of classic 2D games. There are quite a few similarities to the Zelda games. You’re constantly getting upgrades, finding chests, solving puzzles, completing dungeons with a final boss at the end, and running around with a fairy. All the characters in the game have a limited number of hours left to live, so along the way, you have to decide whether to focus solely on yourself or try to save some of the others. However, you have the option to disable this feature, allowing you to take as much time as you want to complete the game without worrying about it.

I think the game is best and most fun when you play it with others. When playing alone, I feel like you don’t really want to play for several hours at a time. I grew up with the NES myself, so it was nice to see the old games again. I think the game is a bit more enjoyable for those who have played the old NES games before. But overall, I miss having more features and options, such as for example tournaments or other game modes.

I was a bit unsure whether it deserved a 7 or an 8, but I’ll give it a small 8. It’s a game I finished in about 25 hours. The music is nice, the controls are fairly simple, and there aren’t a ton of things you constantly have to keep track of along the way. However, I found the story a bit strange. I think it’s pretty obvious throughout that they were inspired by the older Zelda games. Normally, I don’t mind some dialogue in a game, but one of the most negative aspects of this game is that there is an overwhelming amount of it. Even for me, it was way too much. Luckily, there’s a fast-forward button, so you can get through all these pauses more quickly.

Two games in one. Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition gets a score of 8, while Ori and the Will of the Wisps gets a score of 10. Both games feature beautiful music, graphics, and storytelling, and they are relatively easy to control. There are a few minor flaws in the first game, such as the combat system not being very good, which is why it “only” gets a score of 8. I think the difficulty level is fair, but there is an option to adjust it along the way if needed. Overall, I would definitely say you get a lot of value for your money here.

A really good game. It feels very much like a mix between Tears of the Kingdom and A Link Between Worlds. Unfortunately, the difficulty level is low, so it doesn’t provide much of a challenge. I like the idea that you can copy things and create them yourself later. However, you end up making so many copies that you never use again, which can make it quite difficult to keep track of them. It would have been nice if you could organize and move them around yourself. But there are many hours of entertainment here, so it’s a game I would recommend.

I haven’t played the original game, so I can’t compare the two. Overall, it’s a really good game. It has beautiful graphics, it’s easy to control, and the music is okay. I really liked the lock-on system when fighting the monsters. However, I can’t give it a top score because I think it has some flaws and shortcomings. You spend an incredible amount of time walking back and forth. I could probably live with that if it wasn’t for the monsters respawning in the different rooms all the time. It wasn’t always possible to just quickly pass through. Sometimes you had to fight the battles over and over again. I REALLY missed having some 'transport stations' that would allow you to quickly travel to and from places. I also didn’t find the map easy to navigate. Here, I missed the option to make markings on the map so you could remember what you needed to return to later. It was completely impossible to remember the places you needed to revisit later in the game.

A calm game that is quite simply put together. Basically, you only need to do three things: 1) Search for clues, 2) Interrogate different characters, and 3) Connect the various clues. Once these three tasks are completed, the answers and solutions will gradually reveal themselves. You don’t need to worry about the difficulty level, as you can’t really go wrong. If you ask the wrong question or connect the wrong clues, you simply get another chance to try again. The graphics aren’t fantastic, but they are acceptable. The stories are well-conceived, but there doesn’t seem to be anything particularly challenging about the game. Even though I am a big fan of Agatha Christie and Hercule Poirot, this game didn’t blow me away. However, it is a decent and mediocre experience. If you enjoy crime games, it’s worth a try.

A cozy game that likely appeals most to a younger audience. Personally, I think they could have ‘modernized’ it a bit more, as it still has an old-fashioned look. However, it is well put together and fairly simple and easy to approach. It’s a good option if you want to try one of the older games.

I think it’s an overrated game. The music and story are fine, but the graphics are dull. I feel like it constantly shifts from being fun to really annoying and frustrating, which detracts from the overall experience. Even though there are 8 chapters with different appearances and characters, it mostly revolves around the same concept: finding a way out and collecting as many cherries as possible along the way, along with the videotape if you want to increase the challenge. I also find the controls to be a bit ‘loose.’ I often feel that Celeste doesn’t move the way I want her to. While there are good moments throughout the game, I don’t think it deserves the high rating it has received.

A really good game with a great story and many hours of entertainment. You get a lot of value for your money. The difficulty level is well-balanced, but you have the option to lower it if you find it too challenging. If you enjoy the Metroid games, you will really love this game, as you need to travel to many places and constantly upgrade your abilities and items. It was also very nice to have the option to mark locations on the map if there was something you wanted to return to later. Highly recommended!

A cozy little game where you don’t need to think too much and can just play when you’re bored. If you’re familiar with the original old games, this is clearly an upgrade, incorporating only the best elements. It’s undoubtedly most fun to play with friends and acquaintances, but you can still enjoy playing alone against the computer or others online. The only thing I wish for is a few extra levels and perhaps an additional game for solo players.

A decently cozy game; however, it becomes a bit boring over time, and there’s nothing particularly special about it. The controls can also be a bit challenging at times. The graphics are nice, and there are some fun moments along the way. Overall, you can easily spend several hours on it, but it’s probably not a game I would play again.

An entertaining game with many different levels suitable for the whole family. The overall difficulty level is generally not high, but there are some levels for those who want a challenge. It’s definitely a game I would recommend.

It’s an entertaining game where you don’t need to think too much. So, if you’re looking for action, it might not be the right game for you. It has a fantastic storyline, and after the prologue, you can choose the order in which you want to experience it. The battles as sentinels were okay, but there wasn’t anything particularly special about them. Unfortunately, the numerous characters in the game make it almost impossible to keep track of their significance in the story. Nevertheless, I definitely felt that it was a game worth the money.

I was a bit disappointed. I had read that it was reminiscent of Zelda and Death’s Door. I’ve always been a big fan of Zelda, and I was really excited about Death’s Door, but this game never truly captured my interest. Even when playing on the lowest difficulty, it’s a very challenging game, which can be quite frustrating at times. The graphics are nice, and I appreciate that you start without any guidance, but overall, I found it a bit boring and monotonous from start to finish.

If you really enjoy a good RPG-game, then this game is perfect for you. I only bought it because of the great reviews, but unfortunately, I lost interest after a while. You spend a lot of time on tedious reading. If you’re not particularly into RPGs, then I wouldn’t recommend this game to you. Otherwise, it’s undoubtedly a game you’ll enjoy.

A fine little game that can be completed in 10 hours, if you want to complete 100%. It is not a masterpeace but it's easy to figure out and control. The level of difficulty is very low, maybe too low, so everyone can join. It is very easy to see that they have imitated the Zelda-games, but it's not at the same level. But all in all a nice little game.

I’m actually unsure of how to grade it, so I have reached a kind of compromise. Because on the one hand it's a fantastic game with a great graphic and a tons of hours of entertainment. There are so many things to do and have fun with, but on the other hand it just feels a bit like a new and bigger version of BOTW with more areas to investigate and some more options. In addition, I think that the underground is a waste of time. What you find down there is very limited. Besides that, I miss the “old days” when there were far more dungeons with keys, compass, map and a new item. Personally I liked the earlier games better with more dungeons and less side quest. Therefore “Zelda: Ocarina of Time” will still be my favorite game.

As many already have mentioned, it has a terrible battle mode. There is absolutely nothing entertaining about it, and I try to avoid it, whenever I can. But if you can live with the horrible battle mode, then overall it is a fun and entertaining game, which you can spend many hours on. It is easy to control and you try many things in the game.

I think it was an entertaining game. It might not be as entertaining if you haven't played “Breath of the Wild” but no matter what, you get many hours of good play. I can't give it a 10 though, as I think, there are a little bit too many boring quest and it is impossible to remember all the different combat-combinations. But overall a game I can recommend.

I really like this game, and I understand why it has received such good reviews. It’s not too easy, but it’s not too hard either. The controls are easy to master, the music is fantastic, and the story is great. However, there is one thing I really don’t understand: why isn’t there a map available? There are several locations you can revisit after acquiring new items, but it’s impossible to remember all these places without a map.

It’s a nice game but not one of my favorites. I don't think it's particularly difficult and I don't think it takes long to complete the game. The only time I was a little bit challenged was against the final boss. But as always there is a good storyline and it’s fun to play.

After 50 hours, I completed the game, and I feel the need to lower the initial rating I gave it. I think the first part of the game is really good, but after that, the entertainment value and quality declined. I actually came close to quitting a few times along the way. Most of the side quests became too monotonous and boring. The dungeons were confusing and not exciting, and I often just wanted to get them over with. As others have mentioned, there’s a really annoying issue with the platforms. You stand on a platform thinking you can jump to another, but after you jump, you realize it’s far too high to reach. In my opinion, they should have removed many of the side quests, shortened the game, and improved the dungeons. I got the sense that the developers lost focus as the game progressed. That said, the game does have a good story and is easy to control. It’s also a budget-friendly game, and if you’re a big fan of RPGs, it might be worth a try. But I can say for certain that I won’t be playing it again.

Zelda: Ocarina of Time has always been my favorite game and I simply cannot say anything negative about this game. I have always loved this game since the original came out in 1998 and I still play it today. I've played it so many times that I can complete it blindfolded. If you want to try a masterpiece from the “old days” then try this.

The game is ok. Overall, the cases are well thought out, it is easy to control and it's a fine game you can sit and play quietly. But it’s really slow and it's not always that fun. I think you spend too much time on unimportant things in the game. It was nice to try the game but I don't know if I want to play it again.

I really loved this game. Great graphics, storyline and controls. I really liked that you could choose in which order you wanted to complete the dungeons and you could exchange your things as you wanted and you didn't need to collect arrows etc.

I would really have loved this game if it wasn't for the horrible controls. I love the storyline, dungeons, puzzles, music etc. but the controls are just horrible and really frustrated me so many times. This could have become one of my absolute favorites.

A great and challenging game you can spend many hours on. Great graphics, good controlfunction and fine storyline. I haven't played all the Metroid-games but this is absolutely my favorite.

It was an ok game but that’s it. It's a slightly different game with some fun, a fine storyline and a different battlemode. But when I played it it reminded me of a mobile game. I don't really think there was anything really fantastic about this game.

I was disappointed. The graphics, control function, storyline and some of the puzzles are fine, but that's the only positive thing I can say. There’s an incredible amount of annoying textreading. There’s absolutely nothing challenging in the game which makes it very boring. I was nowhere near dying at any point. For me it was like playing a bad Zelda-copy.

Zelda: Link’s Awakening from 1993 is one of my favorite games and this is a great remake. However, I cannot give it 10 because the Dungeon-Maker wasn’t especially great and I missed something new during the game.