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Overrated piece of crap. Truly hot garbage that people only say is good because they haven't played another JRPG in their life.

Its basically everything HP fan might want from a game and then some more. Not without flaws, but really they don't matter much. Keep in mind that any review that gives it ultra low score is very likely to be written because of political ideological reasons and has nothing to do with the quality of the game itself.

Better than part 1, simply because its not as painfully linear. Sure, Midgar in OG FF7 was linear too, but it was small part of the game. The Rebirth offers amazingly redone locations, fantastic soundtrack (for the most part... mainly rearragments of Uematsu music) but everything that ties it together it butchers, ruining best scenes and key moments that had incredible impact in the original game.

Fantastic remaster, one of the best I've ever seen. It feels exactly like I'm playing it on the ps1 again.

It's not perfect allright. But it doesn't really matter, I would still give it a high score for the sheer amount of things it does.

If you want to be positive, you can say there is a good skeleton for a game here. Otherwise, it's just another failure. Yes, the artstyle is nice, the story certainly better than D3, cutscenes are pretty good... but ultimately that doesn't matter much in a game like this. What matters is loot and the way you progress. It mostly **** here for now.

Very good effort, it's a nice combination of old levels (1 and 2) with some of the best TH controls (things like revert are there, everything up to Undeground I think). Levels look great and they did a good job leaving them mostly untouched in their structure but still adding enough detail so they don't seem empty. A lot of the good old soundtrack is also there (not all). Unfortunately, park creator is messed up. You can make quite nice parks actually but you might also lose them randomly because whole things behaves like that.

Its basically everything HP fan might want from a game and then some more. Not without flaws, but really they don't matter much. Keep in mind that any review that gives it ultra low score is very likely to be written because of political ideological reasons and has nothing to do with the quality of the game itself.

I like the idea (but its not neccesarly original, its basically SPC foundation: the game) but I've got a lot of problems with the execution. Game is clunky, not always pleasant to look at, full of boring combat and just too sensational/emotional for my taste (It could use some more lowkey mystery feel/ logic behind it).

Flawed masterpiece. This is as good as it gets when it comes to stealth gameplay, some really cool ideas and huge scope of the game, but it does feel unfinished. I guess Kojima had too big ambitions on this one.

It's an ok zombie game (not exactly original) hyped beyond oblivion. Nice graphics, music? I don't even remember it. Gameplay is a mix of exploration, fighting and stealth in a somewhat open areas. It's fine, really, just not exactly the best game ever.

Flawed game for sure, but you probably gonna love it. The scale is still there, battles got a bit more streamlined and nobody shouts "Monado" every ten seconds, buuut... game will probably make you mad few times anyway, it likes to put obstacles before you and if you gonna ignore a lot of stuff that seems optional at first you might be **** later on. The story is a mixed bad to me, but it did made me want to see whats next and finish the game.

Its an open world game that really does everything well and adds fairly interesting setting, but otherwise its a bit bland. Can't go wrong here if you just want to explore beautful places, fight some machines and do a lot of typical open world busywork.

Brutal. Dark. Complicated. It's Diablo II on steroids, in a good way. If you feel that Diablo III dissapointed you, this game is for you.

Perhaps it is the best redemption story in gaming, but its not like we have a completely different game now, NMS still feels boring and limited and I would rather play a game with a few planets that are custom made than explore quintillion of them here.

Probably best written game I had the pleasure to play, for that alone I give it 9.

Basically it's nice looking casino disguised as a game. The art team as always did a good job and really its a shame that their work went to waste.

It actually feels like those good old jrpgs, but done in more modern times, the worls is huge, the views amazing, systems are deep and there is huge amount of attention paid to the cutscenes. Sure, Shulk can't spend 10 seconds without shouting about Monado, the visions you get in battle are stupid and just make the battles longer, I still can't help but love this game.

Brillant idea executed well. This is such a fun puzzle game. It throws a few pixelated blocks at you, it looks simple, it seems simple and then you stare at the screen trying to do that one puzzle for the 304093 time.

Started playing at 1.5 - at this point I think I had like two obvious bugs, maybe I was just lucky. Anyway, the game itself is fairly bombastic, if you want to shoot, slash and ride cars and bikes in a futuristic city, they got you covered. All the other stuff including rpg mechanics really feels like its just there for the sake of it and there just wasn't enough time to do it properly.

The game is kinda... too perfect? I know how that sounds, it's just that feeling you get from it that it was destined to succeed on every front and Spider Man always felt campy... To be fair I can feel that Insomniac did though about it and tried as hard as they could to make the game give these cozy, personal and not too serious vibes but you can only do so much in an AAA open world game. I don't really like the menus, they are generic in their nature, just like many other AAA games and frankly, the font is sometimes too small. But my biggest problem with the game is probably combat, I really don't like this Batman style fighting, its not that fun and gets tiring quickly. But looking at the game as objectively as I can, they did such a great job in so many areas. The city is amazing and its open world nature did not stop the devs from putting fairly satisfying amount of details in the streets, the animations and web swinging - simply fantastic. The characters look really good and not like empty shells. Spiderman does his usual little jokes here and there, even menus, as generic as they are in their form are full of little details that give them just that little bit of personality. I don't think Spiderman fans could ask for anything better really. But somehow I had norę fun playing Spiderman for PS1.

It's actually fun game with a pretty good map and neat character development system. The basic gameplay loop is satisfying enough, the problem is, they want you to pay for it like for an mmo, but offer nowhere near enough new content, the endgame is basically just grinding weapons and stuff for your house, if you are into building you can easly read this review as 8 instead, just keep in mind, a lot of the good stuff is in atom shop and sooner or later you will want to pay.

I'm gonna go with the crowd here - its a fantastic game. It looks great, it sounds great, its masterfully build and full of surprises. It's really amazing what they could do at this - lets be honest - pretty outdated hardware. I could never really get into the Zelda series, but after this one I consider myself hooked.

The game is fine and user reviews are greatly exaggerated, you know what you getting here before you even start it and it does just that - it very much looks and plays like X/Y, just at higher resolution. There is a wild area which is sort of a bridge to full 3d title we are getting soon and yes it lags in online mode, besides that the world is mostly linear, but with a fair amount of detail. Not every pokemon made it, even after the expansions and that **** but you still have plenty to play with. I would say go for it if you had a long break and need to scratch that itch, otherwise its not a must play.

Persona 5 does such an exeptional job in so many areas that it feels sad to give it anything other than 10, but I have to, simply because the story and characters are above everything else in jrpgs for me. There is a ton of text in the script here, but it doesn't translate into vivid, emotional experience. Persona paints beatiful picture, but it paints it with style, brave (but smart!) use of colors, themes, transitions, it does try to be clever or funny with its text, but more often than not it doesn't work all that well, perhaps the translation is weak, but I don't think it should take all the blame. And for every thing it executes with brillance, you can find it equally as boring and unimaginative at times. For example: every single time you make a new social link, you get the scene with your interrogator asking you about said connection, it's boring, always the same and serves little purpose other than reminding you about that part of the narrative, you literally know what's going to happen and what will be said, is there any worse sin in a storytelling? Not enough for you? How about Morgana telling you that need to sleep almost every evening, pissing you off because you wanted to actually do something with your time (this is largely fixed in the Royal). Exploration kind of begs for a bit more too, interaction is limited and areas are usually very small. Huge part of dialog choices contains literally three versions of what is essentially the same statement. Well, there is a lot stuff like that. But Persona 5 still managed to steal my heart. I can't recall any game with more style. Music is fantastic, batlles are fun and its easy to sink in this world for long hours. Maybe that's the problem too, Persona wants to be as long as possible and it certainly manages to do that. The question is, does it compromise on the quality because of that? I think it does. If you never played it, I would pick Royal edition, it adds a lot of neat things and about the only con I can thing of is that it seems less challenging, but that's only because you have so many options to improve here.

Pretty solid effort, for the most part the story is FF7, so you can't go wrong here. Midgar is stunning and the combat feels allright. Materia system is there and works much like you would expect, with the exception of summons as you can't use them anytime now. Shame there is not much to do after you are done with the story. Few chapters are basically fillers which is pretty dissapointing considering it was a fantastic opportunity to meaningfully expand the universe and characters even more. Since this is only part one, but costs a full price and takes about 40 hours, I don't think its too much to ask.

Seems like GoW took most of the good things from modern games and rejected the ugly ones. It also knew what it wanted to do. As a result of that, its a great game.

Fantastic game with huge free roaming sort of open world area that transforms seemingly into a race or any other event. Controls are perfect, very responsive, pretty arcade like and you can almost feel that snow under your deck. Soundtrack is something to behold, it changes dynamically depending on how high you are, or if you enter a cave etc. This kind of game you could boot up for 10 minutes or 2 hours anytime and you would never be bored by it.

The worst in the series, ZTD still has moments when it shines and charms you with its way of telling the story, but overall its rather disappointing. This time it went for full 3d and tried to be more cinematic in the cutscenes, it didn't work, probably a budget thing, but ZE was always a very static game anyway. The biggest problem is that there is just not enough clever ideas here and especially considering that this game ends the trilogy, it doesn't really have that punch to end it with a bang. But its cool that it was made at all because it wasn't obvious and fans probably should go for it anyway, it doesn't seem like there will be more ZE anytime soon.

VLR feels like a less personal story than 999 and really less impactful one, especially because characters are not drawn now and how they look/move is a bit of a mixed bag. Still, its a pretty worthy sequel with giant twists and overarching story, there is also one thing it does much better - it lets you navigate the story using flowchart, so you can jump right to the point you are interested in.

Fantastic story told in a clever way with puzzle segments that are not as amazing (but bearable) If you can get it on DS its probably the best choice because game makes really good use out of two screens and it was meant to be played that way.

Much like Diablo 2 did, second Torchlight goes for more, bigger, better and... it works! Resulting in a game with a lot more variety, there is a lot to hack and slash here and seems like every aspect of the game has been refined, even if just slightly. Also, there is an alpaca pet. I really think this is very important to mention.

Fun hack & slash, just limited in its scope, there is one town, three classes and atmosphere that doesn't really compare to Diablo, still a neat game to boot.

This would be a great remake if not for technical issues holding it back, especially the framerate problems that somehow really made this way less enjoyable for me than it should be. Shame, because artists did a fantastic job.

With all the patches and the expansion, this game is easly 6, maybe even 7. However, this page is for base game only, so when I remember playing it at launch, it wasn't what I expected, to put it mildly. Gone was the atmosphere, randomness of locations (there is some of it, just not enough to really see it as random), really most of the depth from previous games. The story was as awful as it gets, with villains repeating that I will never beat them shortly before I do, all in cute comic like windows with avatars. But there was a satisfying combat system. To this day there is no real pvp (give me a break with this arena...) and really, the whole process of improving this game wasnt a pretty sight to watch.

I don't think its possible to be bored of this game. While it might not be as dark and heavy in tone as the first one, it more than makes up for it with all the improvements it makes in gameplay. There is just something about it that really makes you wanna slash demons and loot stuff for hours.

Well. It's Diablo. If you never experienced it and like loot and dark tone, you should give it a go. This one might lack in gameplay compared to the sequel, but without doubt has the most heavy atmosphere.

This game has insane amount of content... thats what I was thinking before it got few gigantic updates with hundreds of things in them. Its not really Minecraft in 2d, think about it more like a metroidvania with crafting and building. Once you get into it, you can easily have fun for months, maybe even years...

For newcomers it will be great, but I was kind of disappointed by it. Game takes Clank from you and really doesn't offer anything that would be on par with him. Levels are made with new hoverboots in mind and that means more space with less stuff in it. There is some kind of bloom everywhere and it looks pretty bad. On top of that, Ratchet goes for a more serious story that really is the last thing a game like this needs. At least Clank levels have some clever puzzles and I love those little asteroids in space that you can land on.

This remake might seem perfect on paper, but the way it was done really removed a lot of the charm that original had. So right from the start, 30 fps. Yeah, it ****. No more seamless loading screens, now you read the tips like in every generic game. Characters are so boring now I could sleep on the cutscenes. Some of the really cool stuff is simply not there, like the Visibomb... I could go on like that for long, the point is, it kinda **** as a remake of a fantastic game, the main focus was clearly visuals and being in tune with the movie.

Back to the roots and less shooting oriented gameplay resulted in a fine game, thanks to that Insomniac could once more shine here with some really nice level design.

Even more shooting and less platforming here, second game already went in that direction but here it gets just too much on a shooting side for my liking. Still a fun game with some neat ideas like your own big ship, 2d platofmer elements with Quark or even more complex gun progression system. But you are going to shoot an awful lot.

Almost every bit as good as the original, this one focuses more on a shooting and basically adds rpg elements that let you level up your weapons making the whole process even more satysfying, but at the same time it sacrifices bits of platforming action. There is so much content here its crazy, but I think levels from the first one were more memorable overall. Going commando introduces the kind of grinding levels, bascially a whole lot of boring space just to look for stuff that gets you a lot of money, which is kind of a time waster.

Even today I wonder how on Earth ps2 can render all this stuff in 60 fps. This game is amazing on so many levels, its crazy. Level design is brillant, there is ton of weapons here and shooting stuff is as satysfying as platforming, unlike in later entries, both are balanced very well. You might even say there is a bit of an rpg in here, with maxing your health and backtracking to places you already visited because you now have more equipment. But it never, ever feels like a chore. Its fun as hell!

So I have no idea why there is only the third one of the trilogy here, but its a tough one. Its the best and at the same time, the worst, the best because it has all the important additions from 2 and builds on top of that with stuff as crazy as other playable characters! So why its the worst? Because it lacks the polish 2 had and playing other characters, as fun as it might be always feels worse than playing Spyro. It feels like Insomniac was tired with the series, did not know what to with it or simply there wasn't enough time.

You can safely say that this game maxed out ps2 horsepower with some incredible views and lots of details combined with an open world. Its kinda in this weird place between crash and last of us, so you get a little bit of everything, four guns, some punching action, platforming and racing, story, even skating... anyway, while very impressive, the game is pretty short and annoying at times, I really dig more what Insomniac did on the ps2 with Ratchet.

I decided to give it a high score not because of its story (its nice that its there, but come on), not because of its themes, but because the level design is off the charts here. It really is fantastic game to boot and every little thing from previous games combined with a possibility to get of the deck and still maintain that damn combo results in a great, complex gameplay. You can even get inside some vehicles, but the moment you do that, controls change from godlike to terrible.

Sucessful jump to the next generation, skating was prettier than ever before, with some amazing animations and... well, more of the same, really. You might call revert a revolution but for a casual player I don't think it really meant all that much. Personally I liked levels from thps2 more, but its still great game.

Fantastic game. Not only levels are even better, but you get skater creator, park creator... this is a game you can play for years and not be bored with. When you look past technical limitations, it might just be the best one in the series.

Very fun game to boot that made a whole lot of people suddenly interested with skating. Or at least with skate games. Never liked too much those downhill levels, but all the open ones are fun.