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Kept practically the same as the first game, with the addition of lighting on some maps changing and some new heroes. A lot have said it, and I'll say it again, this game is a glorified update thats pushing to get a few bucks out of the players, and the balancing is awful, RoadHog STILL dominates, Doomfist being moved to tank does not help anything. Not to mention the last few event modes have been awfully balanced, Battle for Olympus being a most obvious example. At the end of the day, the games free now, so bonus points... I guess...

Ignoring the semi on-going bot crisis, this game is THE one stop shop for a pure fun experience. Whether your a free to play casual or a veteran who has everything unlocked plus a few funny little hats, your bond to find some goofy and or wacky shenanigans going on.

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This game is absolute perfection. The absolute dopamine you get from playing this game is insane, not only is it just dopamine, as each boss has a killer track and even more killer gameplay, could not recommend more than I physically can.

Widely considered the Holy Grail of LEGO games (and I agree). Not only does the game offer hours upon hours of things to do and mess around with, the Wii version of the game incorporates (optional) motion controls into the character move set! You can swing the Wii Remote as you would try a lightsaber and that would be reflected, not to mention some niches like being able to do a higher jump by attacking with a weapon, then after a short delay pressing the jump button.

Not my cup of tea, but I see why people say this is a good Dragon Ball game. Ever wanted to see yourself fighting alongside Trunks and Goku? You can do that here in the games story mode! Your custom character can also be customized in a wide variety of different ways, either from clothing pieces referencing appearances of older and newer characters, your face, your body, your voice (voice lines not included) and some accessories as well as your very own move set, which can mix and match a ton of different characters abilities from the series!

Probably one of the best fighting games I've played so far. Though it is sad that most characters are locked between paywalls, the games an absolute blast even without them. Though I'd definitely recommend looking up gameplay before you buy the game, as this game is wildly different compared to the Budokai Tankaichi and Xenoverse series games.

It's not a bad game, but that does not mean it is not bad game. I won't be the first or last to admit that this game broke me. It's unbalanced most times and there is definitely a concurrent problem with those who camp and or tunnel. You also have to work extremely hard or pay your way to any killers and or survivors you want to play as, and even then survivors are pretty much glorified skins. And don't even try going towards the games twitter comments, it's filled to the brim with whiny and needy commenters whining about stuff that either can't happen, is already going to happen, or just plain stupid.

This game was my childhood, and it always will be. Such a shame that online is pretty much just a baron wasteland, as it would be a great experience to play this game online again. I feel we desperately need a re-release of this game on modern consoles, not a re-master, as I want the game to be untouched, as the game already is great.

When you need a break from the more intense games that are out there, Bugsnax is definitely a game to turn to! It's fairly easy going, and a lot of the characters have fun dialogue, most of which poke fun at other characters. It also requires at least a decent amount of brain power to play, as you mess around with physics and try to figure out how to actually catch some of the Bugsnax.

It's a niche little experience. It's fun seeing characters from past, "present" (given how this stems from Part 3), future, and entirely alternate realities interact with each other, as well as all the cool details that can happen depending on your team combination and the stage itself. Though the downside being that really no matter whether your playing Jonathan, Joseph, Jotaro, Johnny, or Koichi, just to name a few who are all unique in their own way, the gameplay feels quite repetitive, it also feels rather unfair that if you, the player, die at any given moment, even if your AI partner is alive, the match is immediately lost.

Though the switch version is admittedly not the best choice of playing the game, the game is great! You have a plethora of characters ranging from Parts 1 (Phantom Blood) all the way to Part 8 (JoJolion), and the same amount to select when choosing your assists. Though I am a bit sad that some parts feel under represented, it is fairly easy to pick up your favorite characters and start training to pull off your own unique combo! Though I'm not likely to purchase any upcoming DLC from the on-going season pass, I'm excited to see what the future holds for this game.

It's definitely a good concept for a game, Dead By Daylight but with your favorite Dragon Ball characters! But the execution wasn't all that great. One issue I feel that I have is that once you exit Dragon Change, the games main way of retreating and or fighting off the Raider, you are good as dead, as all your momentum is stopped and there are no invincibility frames afterward to protect you. The queue times are also fairly long, and the priority system seems to not make sense at times. at the end of the day it's a $30 game, so if you want Dead By Daylight but aren't quite fit up with cash to buy the game and all the characters you want, this could be a decent alternative.

Lively environments, lovable characters, and greater gameplay that make the game an absolute vibe as you hit to the beat. The comic style is a great look for this game, and the transitions from 3D in-game cutscenes to Hand-Drawn cutscenes are always smooth. The fact that this game was never even advertised and just dropped out of nowhere is also a contributor to show you how good this game is. Definitely a great game, wouldn't mind a sequel coming down along the line at some point!