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The best shooting has ever felt on a Nintendo console. Splatoon achives new heights in versatility, freedom of gomeplay and smoothness of playing experience.

A solid rail shooter game which holds up to this day. However the price does't match with the scope of the title. As a new comer to the genre, I was impressed by the unliniar nature of the story campaign. It took me 4 playthoughs, 7 hours in total, to see all the missions, scenes and alternative routes. That what makes this game so special to deserve a 7/10 rating for me. What I like is shooting, visuals and cinematic feel. But I don't like that it's so short and limited.

I encountered several critical bugs and could not even procede past the tutorial. 1. My character was moving automaticly to its left. Both with controller and keyboard, i checked that this issue happens only in this game. 2. To increase resolution to 1440p you need to switch to fullscreen and there is a white line at the top for some reason. 3. Textures are extremely bluried with short rendering distance. This is what become of Squanch Games without Justin Roiland

I had fairly good time, but the story is better to be experienced in the original game due to character changes. Though some new scenes are appreciated, the new ending scene is utterly baffling. Dark Ties expansion was quite fun, expecially the rogue-like game dungeon, story is entertaining, but could have been much better with additions from the later game i.e (spoiler warning) how Mine became entangled with black monday. Another welcoming addition is a farm orphanage similutor with many mini-games. On the other hand the biker gang gamemode could have been more flashed out, and requires some balancing tweeks for special abilities that use energy. You rarely use these abilities more than 1 time per game, and they are quite underwhelming. Overall if you buy this game primarily to play mini games, it is worth it.

It's an incredibly packed game. You get an amazing story mode, thrilling races in three modes in multiplayer and a bunch of collectables to get! The core gameplay loop is very addictive and entertaining. Much better than MK World whih had nothing of the sort. It feels like a revolution in racing genre - you don't focuse so much on racing mechanics, you fight other players!

It's a good story, but a bad game. It would have been much better to just watch this as a movie, because writing is especially solid. So to not waste any time on uninspiring combat mechanics, reading endless notes, struggling with dull puzzles, seeing the same 3 types of enemies, deal with optimisation issues, having a poker-face expression while playing and having absolutely nothing to be feared of. New gameplay direction has failed, but I'm hopeful that we will see more such well-written psychological horror stories also in the future.

So refreshing to play a onlder SMT title with unique and no longer used mechanics in a new package which is just glorious. Raidou boasts as a complete and majestic devil summoner game, where the focus lies on many demon mechanics and enthrilling detective plot.

Why they did not include cross plstform multiplayer, and allowed for coop of 2 people is beyound my understanding.

Every monster was once a man. The power to control others lies in the fear for the unknown, and so leaders divide and conquer their own kin to feel their greatness. However this can be changed, the power to decide the fate of the people lies within each and every member of society. You can make a choice. /-/ I can't say that I've fully understood this game. In many parts it's confusing and incoherent. Like the chapter 4 about Huldufolk. Though I got the message the overall narrative tried to convey. /-/ The gameplay is very simplistic and more often than not feels forced and redundant. I find it more fitting to remake this story in a movie format, thus it might achieve greater hights, freed from the restrains of the game-format. /-/ The graphics might be the best part of this experience, but again developers limit our view for a more cinematic experience which is a very controversial choice for a video game. And "grain", present when the weather is sunny, often detracts from the picturesque image.

It's a good game, but it fails to surprise beyond its 5 hour mark. The gameplay / exploration loop are the same throughout the game, and there are literally no boss battles until the very end which is a huge missed potential. I played parts of 2016 and Eternal, but never finished them because of quite demanding gameplay. This what I enjoy about this game - accessibility. You run and shoot, you can use any weapon, you don't need to finetune it to every enemy as before, which allows for more player expression, and I am a huge fan of this!

I'm awed at this masterpiece ****! Story, turn-based combat with action flair, visuals, voice acting, characters, world building, themes - everything is impecable. It surpasses Persona 5 Royal, and does it so ellagantly by introducing a breath of fresh air into the somewhat stale JRPG genre. I'm sorry Metaphor, but this is what we wanted from a new Atlus game, but get from french craftsman from Sandfall interactive.

I want more games with gameplay this fun, stylish, and varied. Battling in the dying world has never been better, and I want other games to take inspiration and learn from it. I simply enjoyed my 32h run through and through. Bosses and enemies kept me engaged while I perfected my comboes and chains with spectacular finishers! The game's story and action scenes are directed incredibly. Though there are certainly week points to the game, which are side content and open world exploration. Those could've been remedied by the bigger budget or time investment, I suppose. For wishes: I want more bosses and harder bosses. That they would build their fight on some spesific mechanics, and should be learned through trial and error ex. shield, gun, fly, parkour, minions, etc.

Storywise it's my favourite game after Red dead redemption 2, it has as developed characters, as wholistic, enganginc and thrilling plot. And a tight gripping atmosphere which holds you through the whole experience. It's achived for the most part through music and sound design in conjunction with incredibly vivid visuals immerses you in this detective-horror-meta-story

Improved on all criticisms of BOTW, it is wider, deeper, and more creative in many ways. Mechanics are very smartly designed to give near endless possibilities for puzzle solvement, combat and creative traversal. I love how the game encourages exploration and cheking every corner, but without necesitating it, it caters to any playstyle: detailed, relaxed and even i-wanna-beat-final-boss-now style.

Could be better in terms of story and characters, but gameplay and exploration is rock solid, fun and exciting. Played for 90h finishing game 4 times on all endings.

Playing this game now for 2. time on Switch after PS4 is reminiscing. The game stands as strongly as before. No perfomance issues, simply amazing gaming experience.

First JRPG I played which was a blast in all regards. Story, characters, turn-based gameplay, city and dungeon exploration, diologues, life-management, and hanging out with friends. My favourite game.

Staggering metroedvania. Expansinve world, many mechanics and abbilities. Reasonably tough and spectacular boss-fights, where game teaches you on your mistakes so it's always a fair game. Mobs, characters and environments look so stylish and create fantastical atmosphere of mystery. You are seeking to learn and see more of this world, Finished everything for 50 hours except the toughest challenge -- pantheon.

One of the best narrative experiences in video game history. Touching, gripping, and elaborative. Amazing characters and world building. Game mechanics contribute to realism and closeness to our reality, but without being bothering and distracting. All in all a brillian western adventure,

One of the best narrative experiences in video game history. Touching, gripping, and elaborative. Amazing characters and world building. Game mechanics contribute to realism and closeness to our reality, but without being bothering and distracting. All in all a brillian western adventure,

As a Persona 5 and SMT V fan, I am dissapointed in Soul Hackers 2. It is unconviniet to play, the turn based mechanic is shallow with nothing close to press turn, baton pass, or showtime mechanics. What you do is targeting weaknesses, seeing no good animation, and at the end of the turn making a sabbath attack depending on number of weakness hits. That is all and everything about this system. Incredibly dissapointing and boring. I have played for 6 hours, and dropped the game. Though I can think to give it a chance with furute improvements promissed. Now it is very cheap, unfulfilling, nonelaborative, shallow game for 60$.

Ok game, nothing too exciting. Nothing is particularly flashed out, story and gameplay are average. I got a platinum trophy, but that only reinforced shallowness of experience. Meditative games can be good like ex. Minecraft or **** or Animal Crossing, but when it is the main and only appeal with no gameplay or story to support it we get Stray, which quickly becomes boring.

Marvelous experience. Finished this amazing story for 30 hours, and now planning to finish all side-quests, those I did already were very elaborative of lore and characters, you will not want to miss them.