Joe999

Brilliant masterpiece. It looks stunning and runs at stable 60fps on Switch. The amount of love and details poured in this game both visual and gameplay mechanics is mind boggling. Japanese voiceover is top notch too. I think this game deserves it's rightful place among the best classics in TRPG genre in many ways surpasses them. If you love games like Tactics Ogre, FFT, Unicorn Overlord is a game for you.

As a person that skipped original Epic Yarn on Wii, i found this game entertaining and perfectly executed. It was cheerful, colorful and fun experience on par or even better than recent Mario games. It deserves more credit and popularity.

This game is seriously over hyped and under delivered. 7 years of development was not enough for Bethesda to bring their vision into life. It feels like empty space with cardboard figures, there is no sense of life in characters you interact with because of terrible facial animations and lack of response to user's actions.

Gameplay is slow, terrible stitching between animations. Female faces so ugly especially Kitana and Mileena. The plot itself looks like written by a kid or something. Overall a weak installment in MK series. You can still have some fun with it, it's just a worse game compared to predecessors.

Despite being developed for whopping 7 years, somehow this new title fails to improve almost anything over previous Bethesda game - Fallout 4. You'd think that from 2015 to 2023 gaming tech and scope made a huge leap, but when you play Starfield, it feels like the game has been stuck in 2015 (and not a in a good way!). Added to that, the whole performance and hardware demand this game has while in the same time looking worse visually than Fallout 4. A huge disappointment.

Too busy actually playing this chad **** so i am writing filler words for this review

Level design and story does not live up to original Xenoblade Chronicles. It's a solid game with beautiful graphics and music but it struggles to bring something new/better than original game. Characters are bland and mostly generic.

low effort, terrible quality port that butchered original vision in worst possible way

Generic, uninspiring story filled with stupid characters lacking depth or humor. Poorly running, worse looking game than 3DS original series. Unappealing change in visual design ruined pastel look that 3ds games had. It shows that BD2 was made by different team. The only thing that they have managed to replicate is core battlejobs mechanic, which is rather good. Everything else in this sequel is noticeably worse than in BDBS.

Maybe buy this game in 2022 when bugs are fixed and missing features are implemented. Right now it is not worth full price.

I did not liked direction that story took in Part 2. Frankly speaking, i hated every minute of Abby drama until the end. Whoever was involved in decision of making this stupid character PLAYABLE (for half of the game length) should just quit Naughty Dog altogether. Otherwise, the gameplay and world, graphics are amazing.

i really like visual presentation and story in this game. The only complain is battles become very hard if you don't invest time grinding levels for your party.

Easily my top 5 games of all time. The amount of effort that went into refining every aspect of this game is just astonishing. Even in 2016 it's storytelling, music and script are top notch. Don't let the old PSX trick you, if you love epic rpgs - this is one of the best ever created.

After beating the game i have mixed feelings - on one hand this game is classic jrpg with beautiful world and gorgeous music. On the other hand - the plot is so dumb, too childish and unoriginal there is no single point in the game where player may feel any intrigue - it is all clear what will happen next. There is also a big problem in a gameplay balance. I've beaten final boss on lvl40 and it was not hard, actually every boss in the game wasn't hard to beat at all, even though i spent zero time grinding levels BUT, the regular mobs at the same time can drain all your mana in single battle, leaving you exausted for upcoming mobs in the dungeons. So, 90% of the time i've just ignored all the regular mobs and rushed through the bosses. And it is not very fun, if you are not willing to grind. On the other hand again, if you grind on regular mobs - the bosses become so damn easy to beat that it breaks all the fun even more.