MrGameGuy

Joker is extremely fun and satisfying to play; he's fast and mostly close-range (save for a few moves). The best part about this character is the amount of effort that went in to make this character unique and represent his game as best as possible. Even his victory screen is interesting and pleasing. His stage, Mementos, looks spectacular and the walls that sometimes appear at one side of the stage is a nice gimmick (The fact that the colour palette of the stage changes with certain music tracks is also a great detail). The music selection is decently-sized and has a range of amazing tracks to choose from which suit the game play very well. Overall, this is a fantastic start to the line of DLC which will be coming to Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, and the only downside to this pack, in my opinion, was the classic mode route, otherwise, it was completely worth the cost.

Snake Pass is one of, if not, the most innovative game of 2017 and there is a constant pull factor in the game that makes it so great. In Snake Pass, you cannot jump, which can be weird for a plat-former, but works in this case. The physics and controls take a little getting used to but are great once you get the hang of it. I'd say the biggest problem with Snake Pass is the difficulty curve, which starts of extremely easy, but quickly gets harder without much warning. There isn't much of a story to the game, but it's fine without it. Snake Pass is an extremely creative game which shows that plat-formers can certainly work with a different formula.

Minecraft Story Mode Season 2 Episode 5 feels like a half-thought ending to the season. It leaves a few questions unanswered and the story is extremely basic and uninteresting. At no point throughout did Season 2 Episode 5 amaze me, except in the voice cast, which was consistently brilliant through the episode. Seeing all of your choices come together is also entertaining, and is done better than most other TellTale games. Overall, Minecraft Story Mode Season 2 Episode 5 is a boring conclusion to the season with half-thought plot points.

Sonic Forces uses some good ideas, and also some bad ones. The highlight of Sonic Forces is the new feature, The Avatar. Seeing your character come to life in the game is always pleasing. The game lacks in level design and length, however. Each level usually lasts around 1 to 2 minutes, which isn't enough to be amazed with the game, and the uninspired and straight-forward level design leaves something to be desired. The soundtrack and the graphics are great, with only a few low points. Overall, Sonic Forces is not a bad game, but is not an amazing one either.