Terragon

There is a reason why Kojima was let go from Konami. And the reason is quite apparent - he is full of himself and thinks whatever he makes is gold. Well as someone who "votes with his wallet" this was the last time I ever spent a penny on anything Kojima produced. This is an absolute travesty of a "game" - quotation marks because it's not a game. It's a pseudo art dressed as a walking simulator. The only thing that makes it stand out is the capture technology used to make the world and character seem more alive, yet even there Kojima managed to screw up, creating some of the cringiest and most unrealistic movements in certain scenes. Ignore this game, ignore all Kojima games. He's reached the same status as Peter Molyneux and Richard Gariott - maybe they were great once upon a time, but all of their modern creation is complete nonsense because they are too full of themselves. Worst game of the year

An absolutely amazing and fun beat em up with really good graphics/style, awesome voicework and sound and super fun gameplay I was hesitant on whether to get it or not at first because some initial reviews were mediocre, but it seems that it came from people that had something against this game. Maybe it's the fact that you play as two kick ass chicks that just beat everything around them to a pulp. Honestly, if you've ever played and enjoyed any beat em up similar to Streets of Rage, you're going to love this. It's such a huge improvement over any title in the genre I've played to date. I started playing this alone at first and it was really good, but the co op mode is where this game really shines. In a nutshell, you play as one of two delinquent teenage girls that have to escape school and the somewhat dangerous town they live in to save their boyfriends from whatever mischief they got into. On the way there, you will progress through levels of fun battles, learn new moves, level up and go through tons of very nicely designed stages with very unique style. All of the bosses are well designed and the fact that everyone has voiced dialogue, makes it very engaging as well. Honestly, initially I regretted of getting this over Astral Chain, but at 1/2 price, it's an incredible purchase and I don't think anything comes close to this in quality and design in this price range and genre. It's a must have for Switch owners

There's no metro in Metro Exodus, so it's basically just Exodus. The game is slow, clunky, boring, not scary at all and has silly additions that were needed. not to mention it's on stupid Epic Store which I hate using because I don't play Battle Royal games nor need another app on my computer. Don't buy it, let the publisher know from their mistakes.

I've played this for about 70 hours now and I honestly can't continue In a nutshell, what started as a promising RPG with a unique take on the world, fight mechanics and various complexities that are usually absent in RPGs, turned into a boring chore with a cheesy Japanese storyline and absolutely abysmal game design choices. The story as you are aware, takes places on large titan like creatures, that are essentially continents, each filled with various missions and monsters to fight. Despite the idea itself sounding great, what you end up having is a bunch of difficult to track and locate fetch quests, some of which suffer from horrible pathing or from map bugs and some end up taking you through areas you're not ready for. The monsters are all mixed, so you'll always find yourself one shotted by random mobs everywhere. The quests for the most part are unimaginative and boring and the main storyline feels like it was written by a prepubescent Japanese high school boy. Battle mechanics dont' change almost at all throughout the game, so you will actually be fighting the auto battles with even trash mobs until late parts of the game. This means you have to spend at least a minute of just watching your characters doing cheesy moves and shouting their attack slogans even when fighting a monster 10-20 levels below your level. The scaling in this game is non existent and after fighting 100s of these nonsense encounters, I juts feel like it left me numb. The worst part of the game for me personally is the constant cheesy waifu intermissions that are literally so cringy and so out of place that I have no idea whose idea it was to put this into this title. Previous Xenoblade games were serious in their undertone and were so much better executed storyline wise, with this one just being so ridiculous that I can't even bother to care. So after 70 hours of struggle and not really wanting to finish this crap anymore, I'm just going to leave this here: it's a good JRPG on paper and you may enjoy it for a bit, but it's horribly made, has some of the worst game designs I've seen in years and is just overall a very dull and boring RPG. 3/10 is all I'm going to give it, +1 for having a complex and potentially interesting battle system -7 for ruining everything else FINAL EDIT: I finished this junk and it only gets worse. The game kept trying to teach tutorials until literally last chapter and there were some parts in the game where you can literally get stuck and not be able to advance if you made certain choices throughout the game in terms of your characters. It's abysmally bad in terms of game design and I can only give it one praise - environments and monsters design. The actual storyline and gameplay are horrible. There are several half an hour long cutscenes with the clingiest dialogue I've seen in an RPG and at some point I literally just went to watch a TV show while it was playing. This game is HORRIBLE!

Panzar is a surprisingly fun mixture of MMORPG and MOBA and a fair model that rewards game skill with the in-game currency that can be used instead of real money. If I were to compare it to anything, it would be a combination of team fortress, league of legend and a world of warcraft, set in a new fantasy world. The graphics are quite decent and so is the music/sound/atmosphere.