SlayerKarma

Desription: It is as if John romero on drugs, Kamarak was doing a first draft **** on unreal 4, the Darkest dungeon illustrator and a real garage band inspired on cosmic horror decided to make a game. By moments, Minimalistic music. Confusing level design. Usually has beginner level design, but adds some make up by adding great to amazing visual effects. A word on basic level design: It falls under the "press the switch and wait for the platform while enemies are spawning" or "red key red door" trope a little too often. Level design really hurts the experience, It feels really old school, like the Doom times when creators were experiencing with WADs. Bosses are mildly fun, as they are thought beyond being bullet sponges, but some dynamics for fights are cumbersome (big fish) or bothersome (Glithc), the first one was really fun and amazing. The gameplay contains rpg elements, with branches and decisions, which i a good thing. The soundtrack, when out of the one chord keeps progressing and gets to great Hights, I really have some tunes engraved on memory and loved parts or specific tracks. Enemy and weapon design rises the bar a lot with branching weapons based on the rpg tree the game is really fun. If you like boomer shooters this is as boomer as they make them but with a beautiful visual and musical twist and a silly little story that is told in an interesting yet simple way. Worth every penny.

Is great game Loop, That will keep you playing for a lot of hours. Entertaining And interesting, While being repetitive. Making you want to reach the end. Great at simulating the era and providing a power samurai fantasy , that becomes reality before your eyes.

Is great game Loop, That will keep you playing for a lot of hours. Entertaining And interesting, While being repetitive. Making you want to reach the end. Great at simulating the era and providing a power samurai fantasy , that becomes reality before your eyes.

Flawed on some aspects, is one of the best on the genere, a hidden gem with one of the top 50 soundtracks on videogames.

Instant classic, despite the flawed weapon breaking mechanic, the extreme openess of the story and the lack of variety on some aspects, is the one of the best zeldas on history.

The whole game lacks the exploration factor, and has sections that do not much to provode the feeling of freedom that was provided by the best of the series. limited by controls and ideas, with some amazing bosses and great soundtrack still, feels constrained despite the well received upgrades that set this as the definitive version of this classic.

Not perfect, but extensive, giving real bang for your buck. Improved visuals and the best beginning on a videogame ever. This rating might change after I finish it.

Amazing adaptation of the strangest experiment that the og Gameboy saw. Graphics does improve the experience and the music is simply amazing.

A game that holds the standard as the best mario game in 3d to date. Amazingly fun with tons of new concepts.

An instant classic. Amazing game that deserves to be played but it will not be great flr new generations.

Great added content, a little not well balanced on regards ot the vainilla version. Nevertheless is an amazing expansion. With tons of interesting content.

This is simply the best of Miyasaki's team. It is even better than elder ring. The graphics, soundtrack and the great amount of stuff to do is great. The downside are the chalice dungeons.