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It's a fun cartoonish Zelda game for the WiiU, It's still glitchy but fun to watch speedrun.

2 octo girls are hot. I had a crush on them in elementary school. The gameplay is fine but doesn't compare to the story, nor does the community or weapons feel as good as the first. It's still a great game regardless.

A refined version of Mario Galaxy: The most timeless game that ever came out in the 2010's.

Perfection. Nothing more, nothing less. One of if not the best Wii games to ever be created and exist.

Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story is truly a masterclass of the DS era. Replaying to this game: I found it enjoyable, but it was an average difficulty. The soundtrack and linear yet effective storytelling are fascinating. While many may argue that the story isn't perfect the RPG element of grinding to rainbow rank is tedious, and the bros' moves are broken (i.e.: Magic Window and Falling Star are just delete buttons) It's the price of how much SP you need and the way you get it a late game makes the difficulty consistent. Plus the dual mode of controlling Bowser then Mario & Luigi is unique and paces nicely so it's not always on one or the other too much; It's like Plot A and Plot B where you have two stories in one, which makes the gameplay less stale then other Mario & Luigi RPG's. Overall, this masterclass has so many elements for the perfect game. The final thing I'd like to mention. The Final Boss Music, and the Boss Arena post-game, add a cherry on top to this game that I dare say is a masterpiece.

It's one of the best games ever created. The yokai reminded me of how unique Pokemon can be. The stellar designs and variety of Yokai are great. The story is, to be honest, not great. It's just there, to be honest, you just do linear quests and bosses, it's a children's game but it's nowhere near something like Omori if you're a narrative nerd. It's just a boss rush. The second installment does a better job, so it's not perfect. It's boss rush system in the Infinite Inferno and unlocking Orcanos was a delight. It's still one of the most impressive games that came out during 2010 and the ubiquity of the community can agree, especially in Japan since it's popular. Although it's fallen off as of 1/1/25 hard, it's nonetheless one of the most creative games next to Pokemon's early days, and dare I say it: rivals Pokemon.

Late review: Pros: Better than overwatch 2 Cons: Overwatch 2 existing Nostalgia hits hard when goats were a thing before Brig and Moria

Just a lazier and a downgrade going to 5v5. Disappointing that this couldn't deliver the PVE with all the promises made years before this game was released.

The most mediocre yet bold take on the console Nintendo implemented and experimented with. Not bad, but the gameplay and story are linear. It's still Pokemon so it's still a unique game with even more unique Pokemon (apart from poor VGC players dealing with Zacian) if I were ranking this game as a competitive Pokemon player, it would be lower, overall: It's just another pokemon game just lower quality with bold design and overworld mechanics.

Honestly critics oversell this game. While I spent lots of money on this game and the plants being well over at least $100 dollars and more with no other way to obtain them is truly a greedy and classic move E.A did. Its gameplay is shaky with the new update of the level system to spend even more money and the artificial difficulty pre-level system was almost unbearable. Not even including power-ups which are the fundamental way to help ease the difficulty, cost coins with insane prices. The only 'good' thing about this game is the unique plants and getting Mr. Daves taco (sorry for the spoiler that mattered) All sarcasm aside, I wouldn't recommend please play the original or watch the Danerade video: "The Tragic Demise of Plants vs. Zombies". This game is truly pathetic.

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It's a tower defense game with plants and zombies. Nothing professional here, it's a fun classic game with fun plants. It's made for kids and no story is required for unique and zany visuals to kill time. Perfect kids game with the only flaw being how grinding coins is tedious, but it's easier with microtransactions which the game would make money off of. I just wish the second game wasn't owned by E.A and could live up to the level of this game.

While not "perfect" it's a well-balanced game for classic horror games and the first of the franchise of what's to come. The RNG and management of power, doors, lights, and cameras are all more stressful strategy elements than horror, it can still scare you. It's luck-based and also lots of skill required for later nights (i.e.: Nights 6 & 7). Overall as a stand-alone game, it's alright. The only thing keeping this review this solid is the lore behind the game and easter eggs. So if you want a game with a spooky, strategy, and a tad luck-based game: this is it; With fun lore for the future of what's to come.

While not exactly clear in its vision, Omocat did an excellent job; the main character Sunny slowly unveiling the darkness of his trauma of his older sister dying is truly brilliant. The way he discovers his sister dying is one of the most well-handled and unique ways as you pick up bits of bits of what White Space gives you. The characters are full of light in White space and in the overworld, which is fruitful and exciting. Using RPG maker to polish/refine the game, Omocat remarkably nailed their vision and cleverly portrayed trauma. Controversially, this did take a little over 6 years to release, and fans of this Indie project were not happy since the release was delayed constantly for years. While this game might not be favorable to any non-RPG fans the level-up system; the multiple endings and what fans call the: 'Good Ending' Omocat have shone and the theme of trauma being depicted is a masterpiece. It's a must-play game for anyone at any time of their life that can handle suicidal, depressional, and emotional stress.