Mogmog000

The combat presentation is good, but the game lacks a recording **** isometric perspective makes gameplay awkward, and enemies in some stages are excessively **** same bosses reappear repeatedly, becoming **** lineup of featured titles is lackluster, and the heavy reliance on paid DLC is terrible.

The sound effects are pathetic, offering absolutely no sense of ****’s gratuitously gory, and the cutscenes are unnecessarily **** stages are monotonous, and the bosses are frustratingly spongy.

It’s terrible how the game is absolutely packed with DLC—characters, costumes, and stages alike.Load times are long, and the game's pacing is **** new costumes feature nothing but awful designs.There are too many unnecessary changes, such as alterations to existing characters' moves and command inputs.

The pseudo-action combat system is dull.Enemies are damage sponges, making the combat lack any sense of **** maps are unnecessarily vast. Neither the characters nor the story have any appeal.

An entertaining game featuring a host of characters from Japanese **** is simple and accessible, with action elements that gradually expand in **** Switch version includes a few additional stages.

It lacks any sense of speed, and the CPU is unnecessarily tough.There are plenty of characters, but far too few **** mechanic where you warp to a different track mid-race is just confusing and unnecessary.

A **** system that forces you to pick four characters for no good reason—and on top of that, you can't swap them out **** character designs are terrible compared to the originals.There are far too few characters, and the DLC practices are awful.

The character designs are terrible and completely different from **** action lacks a sense of satisfaction, and the bosses are excessively **** new characters have absolutely no appeal.

The system lacks a sense of adventure, featuring no world map and gameplay that only moves **** dungeon mechanics are dull, and the bosses are frustratingly **** game is poorly designed, constantly shifting eras and forcing you to switch characters each time.

It features an unnecessary four protagonists and a clichéd story about altering the past.While RPG-style battles occur in dungeons, they are completely superfluous.With its excessive event scenes and poor pacing, this is a dud that abandons the qualities that made previous *Fire Emblem* games great.

The game system is terrible and cannot be played **** split-screen view restricts your field of vision, making it hard to play, and the characters lack appeal.Progression consists entirely of tedious tasks—like repairing the ship or building platforms for the opponent—with absolutely no fun factor.

The movement is sluggish, the sound effects are lackluster, and there is absolutely no sense of **** pacing suffers because the progression through stages is often **** game balance is terrible; parrying is essential, making boss fights difficult even on lower difficulty settings.

The unique system of painting the area while speeding through on a skateboard is **** timed battles where players compete to cover the ground in their color are particularly enjoyable, and taking down enemies with various moves is fun.

The card design is terrible.There is too much mana, so battles end without ever getting exciting.

There are few characters, and they lack **** battles lack a sense of satisfaction and suffer from poor pacing.

The stages are all monotonously similar, and the enemies are unnecessarily tough.There are few avatar parts, and there aren't any good costumes.

The basics remain the same as before, but the sound effects were better in the previous version.There are no new stages, and the characters look too realistic, making them unappealing.

The navigator character talks too much and is annoying.There are no levels, so the action lacks excitement.There are no interesting puzzles, and the story is boring.

It's fun that so many characters from famous fairy tales **** game is simple and ****'s inexpensive and has a wide variety of characters, which is great.

The low-color graphics, reminiscent of the Game Boy Color era, lack visual appeal. The excessively high damage, combined with the scarcity of checkpoints, is frustrating. On top of that, losing experience points upon death and having bosses that are unnecessarily difficult shows a complete disregard for player-friendly game design.

The game is far too repetitive with the same enemies over and over. Enemies are unnecessarily tough, and the gameplay boils down to randomly picking cards and fighting in an awful excuse for a game.

The game is far too repetitive with the same enemies over and over. Enemies are unnecessarily tough, and the gameplay boils down to randomly picking cards and fighting in an awful excuse for a game.

The sound effects are awful and there’s absolutely no sense of impact or excitement. The early boss is ridiculously strong, making for terrible game balance.

The sound effects are awful and there’s absolutely no sense of impact or excitement. The early boss is ridiculously strong, making for terrible game balance.

There are no interesting stages, and each stage is needlessly long and have to collect stars by finding hidden things to unlock new stages, forcing you to do endless tedious chores in this terrible game.

A ridiculously boring TPS where you’re forced to play a dull one-stroke puzzle every time you attack. The game balance is terrible too.

The graphics haven't progressed at all, and the robotic voice is awful. There's nothing to do, so it gets boring immediately. It should at least be free.

The comical characters inspired by various countries and the stages set to classical music or nursery rhymes are unique and fun. It's a great shooting game—the HP system and the ability to upgrade your characters make it feel satisfying and exhilarating.

It’s boring because it’s just repetitive busywork. I don’t like the protagonist’s face. The PP system gets in the way and makes movement slow.

The game is incredibly monotonous with the same enemies over and over. The enemies are unnecessarily tough, giving zero sense of thrill. If you die, you have to start all over—it's terrible.

The action is repetitive, the sound effects are weak, and there’s no sense of exhilaration. The effects are distracting, and the characters are unappealing.

There’s too little ammo and the enemies are too tough. You can only carry a few items, so your inventory fills up immediately. The gameplay is repetitive and lacks surprises.

The character designs are unnecessarily realistic and terrible. There are far too few characters. The DLC is way too expensive. It’s an awful game.

The music is fantastic! There are lots of tracks, the controls feel great, and the price is affordable. Highly recommended.

With its wide variety of characters and stages, easy-to-understand commands, beautiful pixel-art graphics and splendid BGM— all at an affordable price— this is a truly outstanding fighting game, the likes of which we rarely see today.

The graphics are good, but even on Easy it’s far too difficult! The shooting action that makes you aim toward the back of the screen is just awkward and completely unnecessary. The weapon prices are also too high, and there are way too many elements that make the game hard to enjoy.

With diverse animal transformations, colorful and charming stages, and perfectly tuned game balance— it's more fun than the recent Mario games!

The map is unnecessarily large, and movement is slow, making the pace feel terrible. In the first game, the player is alone while the enemies come in groups, resulting in awful game balance. The second game introduces a party system, but the bosses are far too strong. You’re better off playing the SNES version.

Simple and exhilarating action. A fantastic game design with great pacing and tons of gimmicks. Comical characters and amazing music — and the battles get intense!

It's just a monotonous task of repeatedly destroying emeralds. This is some of the most boring additional content I've ever seen. They should make new game levels instead of this kind of thing.

Gradius 4 and 5 are not included. The new Salamander 3 has poor game balance and boring stages. Everything else is pretty good.

Refreshing and varied action with charming characters. A wide variety of stages and excellent level design. The price is affordable, and the post-game modes are fully packed with content.

There aren't many stage gimmicks, and enemies are reused too much, making it too **** transformation element is a nuisance due to the time limit, and the characters are unattractive.This is the worst of the worst. It should have been a side-scrolling action game.

Fast-paced single-screen map and heated battles with a variety of techniques. Great level design. Comical and charming characters.

The new characters are all unattractive mooks, no Link or Kirby. There are fewer courses than the previous one and many of them cannot be lapped. There is no need for the element of running between courses.

Starting from level 1 every time is boring. It's terrible that you have to start from the beginning of the game, or that you lose a level when you die. The movement is fast, but the attack action is slow and unexhilarating.

There are few characters and two characters I don't want. RPG mode is boring. The system is complicated and not very exhilarating.

Adorable characters and plenty of toys and mini-games. I like that I can decorate my room with items I have collected. There are not enough items to change clothes.

Easy-to-play Exit 8 like game. Good tempo, lots of gimmicks and combat. Not too scary.

Attacks are slow and monotonous. Enemies are too hard and the map is unnecessarily large. Unattractive character and monster design.