RaisupiReviews

The best racing game I've ever played since Mario Kart! And I've played a lot of Mario Kart in my lifetime. The controls are smooth and responsive, the soundtrack is cool (sometimes), and the vehicle customization is a fun treat! However, I just wish there were an option to create your own decals instead of using the premade ones. I also wish that there were more single-player stuff. A story mode would've been nice, but I like the game as it is right now. Solid 10 out of 10, no questions asked. I don't have many thoughts about it, as I haven't explored much of the game yet, but I find this game really fun! Definitely recommend.

To me, this game is on par, if not better, than the first game... but not by that much. Like I said in my Job Simulator review, VR gaming isn't that interesting to me and is not my favorite form of gaming entertainment. But I do have some thoughts on Vacation Simulator, even if there aren't that many. First of all, I love the character customization. It's a step up from the first game. I also like how interactable everything is, which makes the world feel alive! However, there's not much to do once you've completed the main story. I can't say much about this game because I don't have many thoughts on it. Other than the fact that it's pretty enjoyable. I give this an 8.5 (a high 8, technically) out of 10. Sorry if this review isn't that interesting. I just don't have much to say about this game.

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[EDIT: I wrote this review on 4/12/2026, but I gave a basic score on 3/9/2026, which is the same day as I reviewed the game on Steam. Not sure why it's saying I wrote this on 3/9/2026, but I'm a time traveler apparently.] I already reviewed this game on Steam, so I'm going to summarize my thoughts here. I wish this game were better. I didn't want to admit it, nostalgia and all, but I finally decided to come to terms with it. To be honest, this game needs a remaster that rebuilds everything from the ground up. Better storyline, harder difficulty, and more content. Keep the original story, but make it better somehow. Still nostalgic, even after all these years. 7 out of 10.

A childhood CLASSIC! I played this game A LOT when I was a kid, and I had a blast with it. I'd crack up when I threw my ninja around like a ragdoll. I liked ragdoll physics at the time, and I still do. I recently downloaded this game again, and I missed it. It saddens me that the game is probably discontinued, as it doesn't get updated anymore, and the developers have been radio silent. But I'm happy that the game is still available to download and play. I haven't been able to finish the main story of the game (not as a kid and certainly not as an adult), but I'm planning on 100% completing the game... eventually. This game used to have ads, but due to the game's multiplayer services being shut down, the game is ad-free! However, some aspects of the game require you to pay real money to use them. Like some items in the shop. I doubt those work anymore, with how old the game is. But I feel like those aren't as important as the rest of the game. Overall, I give this game a full score of 10 out of 10! I honestly recommend giving this game a try, and I bet you won't regret taking my advice. It's one of my favorite childhood games that I still play to this day, and it's a really good boredom cure.

This version is WAY better than the PS4 version! It's so smooth, vibrant, and graphically beautiful! It doesn't crash every few hours (it doesn't crash at all!), but it only crashed on me once, probably due to a bug. Anyway, this game feels like a love letter to the entire Disney library. I love how expressive the characters are, the customization options, and the open world is a treat to explore. The amount of content in this game alone is a treat on its own. There's always something new to discover. One thing that bothers me about this game is the microtransactions. Sure, there aren't many, and you don't need to pay real money to progress in the story, but microtransactions are microtransactions. So that takes a point off my rating. I'd like to gush more about this game, but these are just the main points I'm adding onto my previous review of this game. Overall, I give this game (the Nintendo Switch 2 version specifically) a solid 9 out of 10. Way better than the PS4 version, in both graphics and quality. One of my top favorite games, by far!

I use this app consistently, and it's pretty good. However, I am not a fan of the occasional lag spikes, network errors, and microtransactions. The lag thing may be just my phone, though. Anyway, this app also encourages me to get out of the house more often, to go on bike rides with my family. It's really exciting to spread petals wherever I go, take steps to grow my seedlings, destroy mushrooms, get postcards from places I haven't been to before, and participate in the monthly events. I even got a friend hooked on this game once. Overall, I give this game an 8 out of 10. It could use more bug fixes, but I digress.

This game is REALLY fun! I slept on it for a while, but I finally checked it out recently. I've been obsessed with it for a week straight, and I LOVE IT! However, the game kept crashing every few hours, making me lose a little bit of progress if I forgot to save. I think that's just due to older hardware having a hard time running newer games. Nevertheless, the game's pretty fun. Also, I would like to mention that this game reminds me a lot of "Disney Magical World", both 1 & 2. You play as someone who enters the world of Disney and lives a life in a Disney-ified world. Does that sound familiar? Anyway, I think Dreamlight Valley is WAY more like Animal Crossing than Magical World. But both games are pretty good, in their own way. I haven't finished the base game yet, so I can't give a full review. So I hope you don't mind how short this is. Also, I've been avoiding spoilers like the plague, so I get my first blind reaction. It's more fun that way. Overall? I give this game (the PS4 version specifically) a solid 7.5 out of 10. Since Metacritic doesn't allow half scores, a 7 will have to do. I'd rate it higher if the game ran better on the PS4.

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