RashFaustinho

Eve is hot as hell. She has a model’s body and her ass looks amazing, always front and center on camera! …And that’s about all the nice things I have to say about this game. This game is boring AS HELL. It very obviously takes inspiration from NieR: Automata, which is another game I didn’t like, but somehow I think this one might even be… worse? What I didn’t like about NieR were the story and the side quests. Here the story and the side quests are somehow even worse, even more boring and annoying as hell. There’s that desert section that lasts forever and it’s an absolutely unbearable slog. I honestly have no idea how this game managed to sell so much on PlayStation or get nominated for GOTY, because I find it bland and uninspired like few others.

He's Cory, and he's in the house. It's the PERFECT setting for a videogame. The boss battle theme is one of the most perfect musical pieces ever composed for a videogame, or just in general in the world of music really. The Toy villain is incredibly deep and engaging, you perfectly understand his motivations and you easily sympathize with him. And the graphics are absolutely excellent, pushing the Nintendo DS to its absolute limit.

I'm going to give this game best possible score because it surprised me. I was taken by surprise by the sudden shift to action-oriented gameplay (I did not play the original game), and I wasn't convinced by this shift. And yet, I kept playing, and eventually it started clicking on me. I started loving all the scenarios that the game was presenting, the new item system and the combat in general. I thought I wouldn't like this game due to being more action than its previous entries, but it proved me wrong, and I want to reward the game for it.

So, this is essentialy best F2P gameI've ever played. I've been around since the launch of Master Duel, and I've never spent a dime, and yet, I have multiple meta deck, I partecipated in multiple events, and the presentation of the game is just top notch. It's the best YGO simulator we ever had. I just wish they'd update the solo mode more often.

So, I'm not exactly a Sonic Fan, I've played Mania and Forces and didn't like either of them, so I was going into Frontiers with lots of doubts regarding if it was a good idea to play another game of this franchise. Fortunately, it was. Despite many technical shortcomings, I really liked the game. It's the first open worlds in years I truly managed to enjoy, mostly because it's a platform-focused open world. Going around with Sonic, collecting stuff and solving puzzles has been a fun experience. I also appreciated the short levels a lot more compared to Forces. These felt way more interesting, especially visually speaking, I only wish these linear stages could be a bit longer. The boss battles are a hype train, the music choice for them is incredibly fitting, I wish there were more of these. Overall, a very enjoyable videogame.

I love Uchikoshi games, I wish they could be more popoular and well known. What I like the most of about his works is his writing style, he really writes in such an intrguing and interesting way A bit of a shame that here in Europe the game got slightly delayed, but it was worth it

Short and sweet. Following both Fusion's and Samus Return's steps, Dread is an even greater improvement of that formula. I loved the return to the "horror", the EMMI were a very nice addition, and overall the game feels wonderfully packed. The music is probably less memorable than it was in the past, but it's still a great game that I truly enjoyed. After waiting for so long, Metroid got Dread with the quality it deserved

A wonderful collection of 2 games, with some of the best soundtrack in the series. The first game suffers from pacing problems, but the second one manages to fix that - It is evident thar these two stories have been thought in tandem The second title not only wraps everything up nicely, but also wonderfully shapes characters, both main ones and secondary ones. All in all, I will not lie, I'm huge fan of this series, due to its stracture and how it meshes visual novel elements with puzzle game ones.... Thus this is one of my favourite games of the year!

This is directed towards who played the original. Don't let the fact that the gameplay isn't turn-based defy you. I too hate the Action RPG turn that the latest Final Fantasy titles took, but this is a GOOD action RPG, a very solid one. The best of this genre Square Enix made so far. The game is directed wonderfully, and the various characters and situations are explored way more in-depth. So, don't be scared by the fact that this is part 1 of the story, this is a full fledged game, and to me it took around 40 hours to beat Game doesn't take 10 due to a slightly confusing ending, but apart from that, Square really put all of its effort in this game.