Laser_Dawg

I just finished the game, and this game is one HELL of an experience. The characters, the plot, the fact that you can get emotional over a piece of paper... it’s amazing. However, far from perfect. For example, the battle system. At first I was interested because it was different from your standard Turn-based combat because of the the tile switching and stuff. And it is! It’s a pretty good battle system. However, the attacking itself is a bit... weird. A perfect attack and a weak attack have almost no difference in damage. And there are items, but there’s no reason to use them since they do less damage than normal weapons and are really just no different. You can also defend, but that’s only useful during bossfights really. There’s also toad town wich you can go to to buy weapons and items, but you always have a huge supply of them, so there’s really no reason to. The system is a lot better during bossfights, as there’s a lot more different combinations you can make and different things you can do. Talking about bossfights, using regular everyday objects such as scissors, tape, or rubber bands. The bossfights are a lot of fun. So, the battle system is pretty good, but has a big flaw. The story is phenomenal. There’s just so much charm in it. That definitely gets a 10/10 from me, no questions asked. The graphics are pretty good. I mean, you can’t really make a game about paper look more realistic, and some of the ending cutscenes look like they came straight out of a movie, so yeah. And this game is no short game either: I played for a few hours almost every day and it took me 4 weeks to complete. So definitly buy this if you want something that you want to enjoy for a long time. The music is great and very rememberable. There definitely has been some thought put into that. The bossfights all have unique music (except for the vellumentals). However, I think the final boss music should’ve been a bit more unique, as it sounded very generic. In conclusion: definitly give this game a try. You won’t regret it. I would give it a 9,5, but there is sometimes lack of detail and unpolished game aspects, so it gets a 8.8 out of me.

This game was absolutely amazing. As a kid I used to play the crap out of it and I bought the DLC with an iOS giftcard I got, and it was totally worth the money. Its a shame they discontinued it and removed it off the App Store.

Brawl stars is by far the best mobile game I have played. From the game itself to the development team, this is one of the most f2p friendly and fun little game to pick up every now and then. The game’s learning curve is relatively small. Each brawler has 2 attacks, a normal one and a super one. Once you get a lot more experience you’ll get a 3th attack, a gadget, and then later in the game you can unlock star powers, wich bring some unique factors into the matchmaking. The development team itself pays a lot of attention to this game. Almost every month a new brawler is added, they release lots of maps, including ones created by the community. There are frequent balance changes and sometimes they even release a new gamemode. Keep in mind: this is a free mobile game. You can’t just get everything for free instantly, there is a form of grinding. Personally I’ve been playing since launch without buying a single micro-transaction and I’ve made a lot of progress since then. The game in most of the gamemodes is pretty predictable: for instance, in gem grab, a gamemode where gems drop from the middle, you’ll often see that one team gains ground and eliminates the other team. Most people say this is predictable and makes the game bad, wich it doesn’t, because it creates the opportunity to be creative and take back ground so you can grab the gems. Overall, very nice game. Takes a while to get a good understanding of it, but it’s still fun to play even if you have no idea what you are doing.