Robertinho123

Mario Wonder was and is amazing, Bellabel Park is a fun addition, with some of the best boss battles in the series, tricky challenges and fun couch multiplayer options.

I'm in love with this game. This game brings back the joy in finding new Pokemon, I love it so much. I haven't felt this kind of joy in playing a Pokemon game for years.

Overrated game, nice on paper, but eventually you just end up with 50 mediocre games. I've tried about half and the only one I really like is the dinosaur god one. The rest is just mid.

Couldn't play this with my partner in couch coop as it needs two separate accounts to be set up, horribly scummy. Stop it.

A fantastic start was let down by a mediocre and annoying endgame. I really loved the first five chapters, but as the difficulty spikes halfway through, so does the repetitiveness. The game could have ended in half the time, and been all the better for it. Everything that waits after that halfway point is just a bit boring and doesn't pay off.

It's a really fun 2D puzzle platformer, not one of the greatest of all-time, but it's really enjoyable. You have to work to get the story, but it's actually quite interesting if you get into the lore of it all.

Wow. Just wow. I just finished this game, and it's absolutely incredible. Never did I think a 90+ rated game could be underrated. Since 2001, Final Fantasy 10 has always been my favourite game, but I think it might have been usurped by a game that takes a lot of inspiration from its overall tone. The story is incredible. Sad, but beautiful and moving, with well-written characters and a familiarity about it. The visual artstyle is phenomenal, the world has a unique uncanniness about it, wih the early on flying waters being a particular highlight. The music is very reminiscent of that Zanarkand scene from ffx, but stretched through the entire game, heart-wrenching when it needs to be, and powerful and intense at the right moment. The combat is challenging, but rewarding. At the beginning, I feared I was never going to get the hang of it, but now I'm parrying away enemies way above my level. It's really fun to take down the big bosses by parrying them to oblivion, or by devising a careful strategy using the picto-system, which is fun, but can be a bit overwhelming, as there are just so many possible strategies. Lastly, this is the only jrpg game I know that allows status effects to be useful against bosses, things like burn stacking are a viable strategy, while not being overpowered. I cannot put into words how shaken I am by this game, I thought games like this had died 20 years, but here the genre attains a new high.

It's very simple, any game that demands you create a profile and enter your information before allowing you to play anything, should receive a 0/10. This behaviour needs to stop.

I refuse to be forced into subscribing to an email list to play a game. The game tried to force me into signing up for WB games, so I immediately uninstalled it.

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What do you want from a game? It's a football game, there's only so much they can do. There have been significant improvements in the graphics and interface, the replays are more fun and the gameplay is a lot more realistic. I'm pleasantly surprised at all of the improvements, even career mode has had some love. This is a very good first showing from EA.

It's Settlers of Catan, on the Switch. Pretty standard, nothing fancy. I appreciate that there's an actual campaign.

Cursed to Golf is a fun game that ruins itself with one fatal flaw. You can't save between holes and it takes too long to reach its difficult bosses. It took 2 hours to get to the second boss, and that's too much for a roguelite run. The first levels are great, but the second set of levels are way too long and that's when it stops being fun. I really want to love this game, but not being able to rechallenge bosses unless I play another 2 hours, is just not enjoayable.

Absolutely loving this game. The story is average, but the gameplay is almost perfect. Almost cause there's still too much side-content, I think I'd prefer the game without Somniel, it feels like a slog to have to go there and do everything. Give me just the tactical battle and I'm happy!

I like the games, even though they're very buggy, but I don't get why it's open world if there's no level scaling. The order you play it in is very important if you don't want to be massively over or underleveled, so at least make the Pokemon Center recommend the ideal order instead of the closest by...

Fun, cute, but very bareboned. I like it, but there's very little to do, especially since you can't select a course, you just click grandprix and it randomises, which is just a strange decision.

I loved the original Crisis Core, and I was so worries Square was going to give it the FF7 Remake treatment, but I'm happy that they left the original pretty much intact. The gameplay and story hold up well and I still love it. I hope they make a proper FF7 remaster faithful to the original like this one day. Loved it! One thing that's a bit weird/jarring at times is that Gameplay is graphically more enhanced than some cutscenes, meaning in-game looks a bit better at times. I think they only upressed the cutsccenes while they actually overhauled the gameplay segments, not sure. For the rest, this is absolutely perfect.

The fact that only .8% of the players completed this fairly short game says it all, avoid. Quite enjoyed this game until the hitting shark game, the controls are just not made for something like that, and it wasn't fun, so I quit. Edit: finished it and I really wished I hadn't. The AI is so broken that on Medium difficulty the opponent's goalie is impossible to beat, but even a maxed out own goalie is still crap. The opponent keeps scoring from a long range, while I can't even score from closeby with a max-power. That's not fun and challenging, that's broken. On Easy it's so easy it's not fun, I lose 5-1 on medium, win 10-0 on easy, crappy balancing. Also, why the hell is a tie an automatic loss? Program in some extra time or golden goals. This is what you get when an American team thinks they can make a football game, they just don't get it. It has a lot going for it, and I really wanted to like it, but it comes up short in every area.

Quite enjoyed this game until the hitting shark game, the controls are just not made for something like that, and it wasn't fun, so I quit.

A fantastic step in the right direction, marred by two steps back. I really love some of the direction, actual character archs and some battles are actually challenging too, both are incredibly refreshing. I also love some of the new Pokemon (especially Pawmot), and overall really enjoyed it. That said, you can't avoid the poor poor poor performance, the framerate is terrible and sometimes distracting. The other annoying this is that the game only pretends to be open. If you want a good experience, you have to follow the route that's now listed on many websites, you can't just go anywhere, cause the levels don't scale. Either make it closed, or make the levels scale. I really liked the game, but there are some undeniable issues. -------------- Updated to a 9 because of the fantastic ending, emotional stuff like that in a Pokemon game, mind blown!

First of all, if you're not into JRPGs, don't play this game, this is the most JRPG game to ever JRPG. It really feels like they threw all the JRPG-tropes and gameplay elements at the wall and seen what sticks, sometimes that works great, sometimes it falls flat. I loved Xenoblade 1 DE (might be my favourite game of all time) and 2, and I really wanted to love this game too, but sadly, it fell short for me. First the gameplay, it's ridiculously easy to get overleveled, which takes away any challenge. I had about 20 bonus levels left that I never used and was still about 10 levels too high. If you play all the sidemissions, you're guaranteed to be overleveled halfway through, and that meant that I spent most of the fights on auto-battle as there was no challenge to it. As you can't unlock a class if you're 5 levels or more higher than the monster you're fighting, it also makes unlocking classes more difficult than in needs to be. An option to level down from the start would be really nice. Added to that, chain attacks are way too powerful, they can beat unique monsters 5 levels higher, even if they have more than half health. This makes it extremely repetitive, because instead of a tactical battle, it's just a race to the chain attack, especially with a particular healer class late game. Storywise, there's a lot that gets set up that doesn't necessarily have a fulfilling conclusion, as a fan of the first two, I'm a bit disappointed. Lastly, the graphics. The art style is absolutely gorgeous, but the limited power of the Switch means they needed to make some choices, and those aren't always the right ones. Some textures look like PS2 days, while at other times the game is absolutely stunning. At some points it's the most beautiful game on Switch, but at others it's similar to Pokemon Sw&Sh. The good: The characters, the first 30 hours of gameplay and story The bad: Became very boring and repetitive in the end, story didn't deliver on its early promise, graphics are hit and miss. Sadly, I'm a bit disappointed. The first half of the game gets a 9, the second half gets a 5, averaging out at 7.

Beautiful graphics, great soundtrack, mediocre story and terribly frustrating gameplay. It's very unclear where to go in some levels, the pillar should be clear, but in Sojourner it wasn't clear at all how to get there. The story was pretty predictable and the gameplay was boring. I loved the graphics and at the beginning it showed promise, but in the end, it was just a bargain bin space Journey. Play Journey itself instead.

Fantastic gameplay, but lackluster single player makes me regret buying it. I don't love online play, so there's not much to do in this game for me. A career mode, story mode, or even league mode would've been great, but as it stands: Gameplay: 10 Content: 2

I am loving this game! I'm about 60/70% I think and it's just amazing and fun. I'm making an effort to 'complete' every level, but there's plenty of game here even if you don't. It's really creative, the challenges are fun and I just can't stop smiling while playing. It's basically Mario Odyssey meets Mario 3d land meets Kirby. If you love platformers, this is a must-grab.

I love the gameplay, it's really fun and addictive, but the whole season pass day 1 dlc thing and pretty much being forced to play online if you want to unlock everything, really puts a damper on the whole experience. Still enjoying the game, it's built incredibly well and definitely a lot different from Mario Kart, but the whole microtransaction thing just ruins what would be perfect otherwise.

Haven't finished it yet, but played 26(!) hours in the first weekend, the last time I've done that with a game was probably Kingdom Hearts on the PS2... This game doesn't always look great, but damn it's fun to play. It's actually fun to catch Pokemon again, I'm having a blast! Alpha's are a fun mechanic, they actually feel dangerous. The game gets dark too, actually mentioning death a few times. I just hope they make this a series, because this is so damn cool. Had to take a point away for the graphics, especially in the water it doesn't look great, but the Pokemon themselves look great, so I really don't mind it. You kinda just forget about it.

Absolutely loved this game, until there was a ridiculous difficulty spike in 3-4C. I won every match fairly easily up to that point, and can still win the tetris parts, but once it hits Puyo, Rulue just combo's like crazy, filling half the screen in mere seconds. This is just unbalanced, and not fun. Too bad, as I loved Puyo Puyo 1. Edit: So, I guess the game doesn't auto-change the difficulty on retry, as I went back into it, and won easily. Work on the balancing for the auto-difficulty please, as there's no way it should've bumped up that high.

This game is absolutely gorgeous, the art direction is phenomenal. It's the first actual 'Next-Gen' experience, it uses the rumble and the triggers very well, everything loads extremely fast and the water effects are mindblowing. Added to that, it's also fun and challenging with a great story. You'll become emotionally invested in Kena's beautiful story. The gameplay is unexpectedly challenging, there were many of deaths, and only on of them (I got hit by an enemy AFTER knocking the main boss out) felt unfair. It's genuinely rewarding to figure out the bosses and get the best of them. The only reason it's not a 10, is because there were a few glitches (one of the bosses disappeared during the fight for example) and sometimes it's a bit confusing where to go. If it wasn't for those issues, this would've been a straight 10.

Who knew Tetris could still blow people away in 2021. Honestly, this isn't just Tetris, this is a combination of Tetris, meditation, music and a really tough challenge.

The bad: Some confusing mechanics, a lot of DLC offered in the menus, sometimes a bit annoying with appeasing all saurs. The good: Really fun, played for hours and I'm not even a fan of the franchise, really surprised! There's no amusement park game quite like it.

Tried this on gamepass and was really surprised, loved it a lot. It looks like a knockoff of roller coaster tycoon, but it's actually a lot more advanced. There's an overwhelming amount of options, that luckily you don't really have to use.

Emotional rollercoaster and amazing gameplay. Loved this one from start to finish.

No idea why this is scored so low, I absolutely loved this game, it's a good golf game in base, but with enough fun mario-y stuff to keep it interesting. Enjoyed it a lot, only criticism is that it's a bit on the short side, but it is way longer than Mario Tennis.

This game is perfect for Switch, I'm not good enough to complete it, but went up to 3 BC, and I absolutely loved every minute of it. I'm not usually into games like this, but this one is exciting.

For the first few runs, I was frustrated, as I didn't feel like I was making any progression, I kept on getting to the first boss and dying hopelessly. When you push through, there's an incredible game though. I got absolutely hooked on both story and gameplay and have now done over 60 runs with over 10 finishes. It's worth getting to at least 10 finishes, try it. 9 as the first 10 runs weren't really fun (and progression too slow), the 50 after were amazing though.

I had such good hopes for this game, because it looks nice and the concept is cool, but I hate the controls, and I hate getting reset on the track if I'm outside for 2 seconds.

Really outdated, the camera controls in the first 2 games are terrible, and Sunshine is waaaay too twitchy. I remembered these games much better than they actually are. Edited to 2 after playing Hotel lobby's secret, what **** game design.

Terrible game, Hotel's secret can do one and made me finally quit this game that's not fun at all.

If you get it on gamepass, it's a fun game to drop some hours into, some of the art is really nice and it's a surprisingly mature story. Don't expect a lot though, the fighting mechanics are a bit too sluggish.

If you're willing to look past the terrible framerate-drops, there's moments of fun to be had here. Yes the graphics are below average, but I only paid 3.19 for it, so I quite enjoy it for that price. Would feel very different if I'd paid full price.

I really enjoy the base game, but there's very little postgame, raiding is okay, but honestly the online system is so crap that 5 star pokemon are almost impossible to catch. When some of the mechanics are so broken, it's hard to give it more than a 7. If they fix the online, I'll bump it to 8, but I doubt that'll happen.

I really enjoy the base game, but there's very little postgame, raiding is okay, but honestly the online system is so crap that 5 star pokemon are almost impossible to catch. When some of the mechanics are so broken, it's hard to give it more than a 7. If they fix the online, I'll bump it to 8, but I doubt that'll happen.

Mediocre. Very short, you can finish it in a few hours and for the time spent very overpriced. Only 2 new pokemon and 2 new versions, very little actual new content and no normally available new legendary (2 event-only ones though, which haven't been confirmed for a release yet) It seems like the next dlc is the real one to look out for, as it got teased here as well. This one seems like it could have been included in the base post-game.

Definitely a bit overhyped. Nowhere near one of the best games and doesn't deserve any award, but entertaining for a few hours.

What a fantastic game. Uncomfortably brilliant writing and the best voice acting I've ever seen in a game. The long load screens sometimes take you out of the immersion, but wow, the rest of it, is just amazing.

Really fun and weird, but kind of short and inconsistent at times. Really enjoyed it for the few hours it took me to complete though.

What a bizarre and fun game, completely unique and incredibly weird, but clearly made with love. It's a game for people who love golf games, but also for people who hate golf games and I really enjoyed how unique and quirky it was.

This remake is a game I really want to love. The original is my favourite game ever and for the first few hours, my mind was definitely blown. Even on the base PS4 the visuals are very nice, although it's not the bestlooking game on PS4, it's pretty close. and I really enjoyed the first 10 hours or so. I'm 30 hours in now and haven't finished the game yet, so I may change this review in the future, but at the moment, I'm a little disappointed. I really expected to love this game and finish it in one weekend, but it's been a month and I find myself having to force myself to play it. It's not a bad game by any means, but there's something about it that just makes it fall short of loving it. It might be that there's too much filler or that it's a bit too linear for my liking, or that there's hidden loading screens (elevators/narrow passage ways) everywhere. I really don't know. The dialogue is a bit stilted and not well aligned, that doesn't help either. The storychanges are pretty decent so far and I enjoy it when I play it, but there's nothing that makes me want to jump in and finish it, except wanting to know the ending. Edit: finished it now and bumped it down a point, too much filler, not enough substance, the ending made no sense.

I really thought I would hate this game when I got it. A friend of mine kept recommending it and I cracked, I didn't even boot it up for the first two days. Then I started playing and wooow, I love the experience, I've clocked 160 hours so far and while there are a few QOL changes I would recommend, I honestly love it, I'm so addicted, it's so relaxing and so much fun. I'm a solo player though, so I don't have the issues the others have.

I enjoyed 90% of this game, and for most of it I was doubting between 8 and 9. It has a few too many design flaws to be a 9, so 90% of this game is a solid 8. The thing I really like is that you can customise the game to fit your play-style, you can modify it to make it easier or harder and you can make it fit your visual style as well. And then the 'final' level comes in. This is a 30 minute level with no checkpoints and it's just so hard it stops being fun. I played through the entire game with relative ease, using no modifiers to make it easier, got all 48 beetallions and still can only make it to 47% of the final level. Every run takes about 15 minutes before I die as well, so it's not like I can easily trial and error this. The entire concept just goes out the window, the entire game you can customise the difficulty level and then they end it off with this. I'm disappointed. I'd say I'm probably an average gamer and without a buttload of practice, I'll never be able to finish this game. Four bossfights, impossible platforming and no checkpoints, there's just no point to even keep trying. Games are supposed to be fun and for almost the entire game before this point, this game was just that, customisable fun. It's sad they threw that whole concept out of the window for the last level.