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This game was one I awaited for many many years, the original Hollow Knight was one of my favorite games of all time and I'm sad to say to say that I'm disappointed, I think the mobility and exploration are the best they've ever been, however, the issue is with the difficulty, now, the issue is not that the game is difficult, I love a good challenge, however, instead of making the difficulty of the game seem fair and natural yet still, tough, the game just has no idea how to add difficultywithout just giving everyone double damage, almost every enemy has at least one attack that deals double damage, with some having multiple and some even being able to chain the attack for a hp loss of 4 masks, that is ridiculous, and the main thing that left a really sour aftertaste in my mouth, I know it's a great game but I don't love it like I did it's predecessor

Celeste is a beautiful game in all aspects, starting off with the story, it's a very deep story about coming to terms with yourself and struggling with mental illness, the game has a very respectful way of dealing with these topics, up next, the sprites, they're beautiful some of the best spritework i've seen in my life, the music, while there weren't many tracks i'd consider memorable, there weren't any songs i didn't like,and even some amazing songs such as the one heard in the Badeline boss fight. Up next is the gameplay, the gameplay is phenomenal, it has a simple concept, you jump, you wall jump, you crawl, you dash. And it turns it into a very hard to master game, with some impossibly hard platforming that will never feel repetitive, at least in my experience.

This is easily one of Sonic's best outings, let's start with the worst part of the collection, the Sonic Generations remaster, the remaster in and of it's own is pretty inoffensive, y'know quality of life changes, bug fixes... all that stuff you expect from a remaster, it's certainly no Colors Ultimate or Adventure DX in that regard, the problem here is the rewrite, basically all of the game's story is rewritten, partially because the original story **** and also to have more synergy with the character's current depictions, being specially noticeable in Amy and Knuckles, the issue is that the rewrite doesn't improve or diminish the game's story so it doesn't really matter, what does matter is the voice direction which is a step down from even the original, anyways enough ranting about the Gens remaster, Shadow Generations... it's so peak, the best Sonic experience i've ever played and it's not even his game, everything here is at it's lowest, the same quality as Sonic Generations (Rail Canyon imo) and at best it's the best level design the franchise has ever seen (Kingdom Valley, Sunset Heights, ARK...) the story is also great, Flynn made the best Sonic story since SA2 in my opinion, I won't spoil anythingbut it's great and ties very well into the animated shorts, the music slaps, bosses are great, very polished... overall, a great package, if you owned the original Generations from 2011 or have never played it before, definitely check this out, though in my opinion, I do recommend watching the original Gens cutscenes on YouTube after playing the remaster to form an opinion on if the rewrite was good, bad or just mid

After a solid 6 hours in which i've gotten both the 2 and 3 stars endings, I have to say, this might just be the best game in the series,on it's own, the game is graphically beautiful, this sprite work is some of the best I've seen since TMNT Shredder's Revenge, the gameplay is great, even if it can get just a tad repetitive by the time you reach night 5, which is where the game's short length actually plays in it's favor since you don't get the time to really get burnt out unlike a game like Security Breach, I only really encountered one major bug that forced me to quit and re enter the game in which Spring Bonnie's walk cycle when hiding under a table would loop infinitely, but other than that a perfect experience, definitely recommended

Sonic Forces is not perfect, but dammit, I love it, first the bad, at times the characters don't really act like if they were in a warzone, the game can be very automated and Classic Sonic in his entirety shouldn't be in this game, however, other than that, the game has some really great moments, the story while being nowhere near as close as the level of storytelling from SA2 or Frontiers is still a massive step up in quality from all the stories from Colors onward, Sonic's gameplay feels responsive, good and fast, the Avatar is an extremely fun addition to the saga with tons of customizable elements and the music goes incredibly hard, some of my favorites being Egg Gate and Imperial Tower from level's 9 and 25 respectively are my personal favorites and also the DLC is fantastic, on top of free you get essentially a prequel mini story with more challenging and thought provoking level design than that of the base game as well as allowing you to play as Shadow in both the mini story as well as every modern sonic level from the base game as well as Super Sonic for both classic and modern. I can honestly understand why most people aren't big on the game but to me there are a lot of things that make it a really fun time for me, I recommend it if you keep your expectations low but don't expect anything from the creme de la creme of the series, still though a really fun time for me

This is a perfect Sonic collection, some might say that Sonic's 1, 2 and CD are just ports of the mobile games, to that I say, why fix what's not broken? Sonic 3 is amazingly remade (even if the new tracks ****) and I was pleasantly surprised with the game gear emulation, 19 games is a great deal, Amy is amazing, she plays just like how the others would, fitting right in, so conclusion, a perfect collection with only minor issues, overhated tbh

Sonic Superstars is just a great game, it has great gameplay, amazing playable characters, the physics are spot on to the classics (and Mania) and the chaos emeral abilities are super fun, the new character, Trip, fits right in, and her super form is stupidly fun to use, Amy's gameplay was tweaked from Origins for the better in my opinion,the reason as to why it's not higher are 2reasons, bosses and music, the music is good, but for Sonic standards it's okay, the music by Teel Opes is amazing but the tracks by Jun Senoue are just not it and finally the bosses, they drag on for two long since they have stupidly long invincibility making it impossible to beat them as fast as possible, specially that Fang Golden Capital boss, hated it, still, great game, good music too

I don't understant the amount of negative reviews for this game, it has a great story, great gameplay, pixel art and I audibly gasped when I say the P3 cast, good job Atlus

Where as P3R is a game I adore and has become my favorite game, P3P falls short in many aspects, the graphic novel style of the game makes the plot feel nowehere near as impactful as in P3 original and Tartarus, which was already pretty bad in every version except for P3R where it's the best dungeon in the series in my opinion, P3P makes it actively worse by changing the camera, still though, it is P3, it has a fantastic story and music, in fact the only way I can get through Tartarus here is through playing Maya's theme in Tartarus and the addition of the FemC route makes thisversion worth playing at all, even if the PS4 remaster is a downgrade from even the original game from the Playstation Portable

P5S is fine, it has good gameplay, decent story and decent characters, my main issue with this one is that it didn't really hook me like the others and after a play session I wasn't truly compellled to keep going or come back, still though, the music carries and the combat while simple and repetitive is fun

P5R is a magnificent experience, with deep characters and story, fantastic music and amazing level design, from the halls of Kamoshida's palace to the intentionally unfair challenges of Sae's casino, there is something great in every dungeon, whether that'd be fun character interactions or fun gameplay... except for Okumura's palace that is, eitherway, the game is fantastic and considering how long it's been since it release I definitely recommend it, since the price has dropped considerably, and Royal's additions are well worth the price over P5 original

Persona 4 Golden is a fantastic experience, the story is a very fun murder mystery with fun characters and a fantastic story, the combat is great as well keeping things relatively similar to Persona 3, the main problem arises with the dungeons in the TV World, they have the same problem as Tartarus in P3 though at a lower scale, since the dungeons are randomly generated things like zone layouts and enemy positions are unfair at times and you can basically run through the whole floor before finding the stairs, despite my issues with the dungeons everything else is great, from the music, to the characters, to the story

Persona 3 Reload quickly crowned itself as my favorite videogame of all time, as soon as I entered Tatsumi Port Island, I was enamored, it's beautiful aesthetic which takes the style from Persona 5/Royal and just takes it to the next level, the characters who are all brimming with personality and who are forced into an unfamiliar environment, backed up by some fantastic voicework that in my opinion outdoes the original games by a large margen which just helped me to connect with these characterseven more. I thoroughly enjoyed the revamped Tartarus and the new skills such as Theurgy or Shift made going through the tower that much more enjoyable, I genuinely cannot think of any cons to this game and I'll be patiently awaiting the moment that Episode Aigis: The Answer releases as a DLC to immerse myself into the Dark Hour once more

Bendy in Nightmare Run is easily the worst experience in the bendy franchise, first of all, if you want to play this game at all then good luck, cause the game is delisted so you can only play it via apk's and what not, second of all the game is generally boring being a boos fight based runner game? kind of like Spider-Man unlimited except it's only those mediocre boss fights, however, I will give credit where credit is due, the artstyle is beautiful much like the rest of the bendy series and all the character models are really good looking, but despite these things that the game does do well, the cons far outweigh the pros

Boris and the Dark Survival is a perfect "salad game" in between BATIM and BATDR, with a fun structure where every day as Boris you go down into the studio to collect parts, with some really good side quests like the Sammy Lawrence side quest or the Butcher Gang side quest as well as featuring some very juicy lore

Bendy and the Ink Machine is a great game, with an amazing artstyle, good story and characters with somewhat lacking gameplay at times (especially chapter 3) with some really fun sections like the projectionist sections or the chapter 4 storage rooms, a great game with some flaws

Bendy and the Dark Revival is a fantastic experience from startto finish improving on it's predecesor in every way, the artstyle is of course amazing, the characters are really memorable, the gameplay is fun and engaging and the new abilities like the flow or banish are fantastic additions that only add onto the experience, sure, the animation may not be the best, in sections near the end of the game it can be noticeable but overall a must play if you like mascot horror

For a completely free Spider-man game this one is just pretty decent... if you play on console, i've heard unspeakable horrors about the PC versions but on PSVR the controls were just about perfect, still though there are flaws that shine through, you're not really swinging off a web more so than you are swinging with a grapple hook, the graphics are nothing short of ugly and the overworld content is barebones, nothing quite like collecting pins for the ugliest suit in the game... yay! but if you have some free time, this game is evry enjoyable, really

Among Us VR is a perfectly faithful adaptation of the PC game into the world of VR, specially that of it's older roots without things like the roles, which I prefer, however, since it's just Among Us but in VR you're not getting anything new other than the initial surprise factor of being in the Skeld but in VR

Synapse is a great VR Roguelike, how the game works is that you enter a level or zone and you must dispose of all the enemies in order to move to the next room and if you die, you start at beggining in typical Roguelike fashion, there is one twist that really sells this game for me, the telekinetic powers, these work really well with the systems of the VR2 and with some later upgrades you feel like a character that's been ripped straight out of the Star Wars series

This is just a solid game that does a great job of improving upon the first game, more content, more secrets, but ultimately, more of the same, this game introduces many different game modes, only 2 of these are based on actual games, these being Sister Location and FFPS, the rest of it boils down, to shooter minigames like fazer blast or Security Breach animatronic repair, these are all really fun and my only complaint is thatwe got more, and I guess some more game based levels

Undertale is not my favorite game, but it still a fantastic experience to go through, every song feels carefully constructed to fit the theme of the boss, enemy or level on top of that, each enemy comes with varied attack patterns and the overall story is quite enjoyable no matter which route you're taking, however, it's not all perfect, the game can get quite repetitive doing things like the genocide run, not exactly thrilled after having to **** my face against a wall just so that froggit number 56 can come, but overall it's a great game with minor issues,anyway, deltarune is better

Cuphead in the Delicious Last Course is just as good if not better than the base game, taking place in an additional Inkwell Isle, with new bosses, challenges, charms, types of attacks, and even a totally new character, for 8 bucks, this DLC is a steal, the new map is amazing, filled with unique NPC's, hidden coins and even a secret boss located in a graveyard, speaking off, the new bosses are just as great as the ones from Inwell Isle's 1-3, my personal favorite of these new bosses being the bug mafia from early on, the new charms are fantastic, the heart ring has become a personal favorite, granting an extra heart every 1st, 3rd and 6th parry, the new types of attacks are fantastic, and quite varied, ranging from a homing attack to a triple fire attack, these new attacks are just as good as the charms, the soundtrack is just as good as the one in the base game and of course, the creme de la creme, Ms Chalice as a new favorite character, she fits right in with the rest of the brothers, she gets a lot of pros that Cuphead and Mugman don't but they're all balanced out in some kind of way, she has a double jump! but her first jump is way shorter that Cuphead's, she has an invincible roll, but it lasts for a short time, so you can't do much other than avoid thin attacks, she has a parry dash, but her rebound is quite big and she has an extra heart, but she can't equip any charms, it all balances out, so she doesn't feel as an easy mode, but more so as a normal mode in comparison to Cuphead and Mugman who are the hard mode in a way, the only issue is the same as with the base game, since the boss attacks are randomized, some bosses can fell a bit luck based, but either way, it's all amazing

Cuphead is a masterpiece, from the astonishing visuals that mimic that of the visuals seen in early Felix the Cat or Mickey Mouse cartoons like Steamboat Willie, to the astonishing soundtrack by Kristofer Maddigan, all the way to the creative character and tough boss design, paired up with fantastic controls and spaced out with short but sweet Run-n'-Gun segments, cuphead checks all the marks for a masterpiece, the only true issue I can see with it is how since boss patterns are randomized it stops being so much a skill test and becomes more of a luck test with skill, I won some of the harder fights like Dr Kahl's robot or The Phantom Express, often times by pureRNG, but that's were the complaints end, all around, a masterpiece that should be seen by anyone with 20 bucks to spare, and, if youthink you're for it, throw an extra 8 for one of the best DLC expansions since the season pass for Batman Arkham Knight

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Gotham Knights is the definition of mediocre, mediocre traversal, mediocre character designs and suits and a mediocre suit, however, credit where credit is due, the story interactions between Tim, Grayson, Barbara, and Jason are quite charming and feel quite real despite a lot of their chracterization coming out of one quick glance at the fandom page of these characters and the deluxe edition suits are quite amazing but nowhere near worth the price of the Visionary Pack if you didn't buy the deluxe edition, the only thing this game exceeds at are the boss fights, even if there are very few of them, Harley and Clayface specially being my favorites, however, it is a mediocre game with mediocre everything really

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This is my favorite game, it has such an amazing world filled with secrets to explore, charming and recognizable characters that despite their limited interactions have so much personality, the worldbuilding is also fantastic and the story is nothing short of amazing, with cryptic to uncover but not frustrating messages that hint at a larger story, and the music is some of the best I've heard in a while, topping games like Undertale or Sonic the Hedghehog, the gameplay is also perfect, simple, with a very low skill floor but with a very high skill ceiling that really puts your skills to the test, a perfect example of this is the white palace, which makes the best of uses out of the games simple platforming mechanics and makes a hard challenge comparable to that of games like Super Meat Boy, and that of course doesn't mention the combat, bosses and upgrades which ar the best I've ever seen in a 2D game, making Hollow Knight my favorite metroidvania and game of all time

This game is very underrated, I love the cuter style and it's actually really fun, specially considering how extensive it is for a free indie game, with over 40 playable characters which range from your usual Freddy, Bonnie and Chica, to other more obsucre characters like Springbonnie, Fredbear or Purple Guy, and, the halloween update is a good bit of added extra content, sadly, the game is very janky, and that update 3 will never come out

This game is probably my least favorite game in the series, due to one single factor, replayability, the lore is fun and the dynamic of the nights are fun for a first playthrough, but since it doesn't have that gameplay loop characteristic of the series, it ends up feeling quite boring in repeat playtroughs and it would honestly get a 5 if it weren't for the Custom Night which was added later on, not a bad game, but Scott's worst creation regarding Freddy's

This game is really unique for the series but I can't deny it's issues, first of all it's designs are easily the worst in the series, fans know what I'm talking about, and the office segments aren't well tutorialized, and unless you look up an online guide, you'll have no idea what to do, despite this, the tycoon servers are great and it easily has the best lore out of any game only beaten by the lore in the 3rd game, plus it's free

This game is the definition of pay to win, there are a bunch of animatronics from all over the series, like Baby,Plushtrap or Springtrap but guess what,the only character you actually get for free is the damn Endoskeleton, all the other characters including Freddy Fazbear you have to pay, there is no real way to actually achieve any of these characters other than paying, and if you want even the slightest chance to win against the harder characters like springtrap you need to use consumables which can only be achieved via paying real money, and to add salt to the wound, the game isn't getting any support and will most likely get delisted from the store, a game with a ton of potential but oh so much dissapointment

What the actual **** is this stupid piece of **** doing here like what the actual ****

What happens when you mix Virtual Reality with Five Night's at Freddy's? simple, Help Wanted comes out, a VR version of Five Nights at Freddy's 1,2 and 3 with touches of FNAF 4 and Sister Location, if you're a fan of the series this will be fun if you aren't, prepare for a fun yet scary time, since now, you aren't just scaring off robots with your mouse, through a screen, it really feels like you're in Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and that it's your job to survive, plus, it's lore implications are absolutely fantastic with characters like Glitchtrap and, on top of all of that you have the Dreadbear DLC, which adds on to both the game and the story alike, the only thing holding it from a 10 is it's not very good Non-VR versions, which are pretty lacking

This game is actually really fun, despite it's simplicity, basically, you're dropped into a playground where you have a bunch of tools to your disposalwhere you can torture any of the 2 NPC's which are either a basic human or a robot, on top of this, the game is very easy to mod through the Steam Workshop, some highlights are the Marvel mod, the FNAF mod or the vintage weapons mod, truly a must have if you are a fun of games like Mutilate a Doll

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