TheRealist1

Everything I liked about the first one just... Bigger. I like the theme, songs are funny, and I wish more people enjoyed it. It's like people can't slow down long enough to immersive themselves into a game like this. I wish that choices mattered more though. 10 means perfect, and it's definitely not, but it's absolutely not a 0 like I've seen some post. They're an embarrassment to the idea of reviews.

Solid little metroidvania that's obviously not taking itself too seriously. Definitely not the worst and not the best is about all I can say about this one.

I liked this one more than the first, her hints do get annoying after a while though. The tools you get for traversal are great as well. It's a big open world where everything is explorable and I like that. It's rare to get games where jumping in water isn't an instakill. The story picks up right where the other one ends, and if it wasn't intriguing before nothing will change now.

Solid, nothing really original, but it was still fun. If you have always loved PlayStation they have plenty for you. It relies heavily on nostalgia and characters of the past bringing you to that happy place. I do want to see an Astro game with him having some kind of personality to see if it can stand on it's own. In playroom they leaned on your love of the console, this one they lean on other characters and the console to a lesser extent. I enjoyed my time with the game and it ended at just the right time.

This game rejuvenated my love for gaming... They kept the story rich side of FF games alive and added live action combat. I'm not one of the purists who yearns for the return of turn-based combat of 35 years prior, I love thatI get to actually play the game between cutscenes. I love the mystery and intrigue surrounding the main plot as it unfolds. Every character has an interesting story to tell, and even the fetch quests have good stories to them. The combat system is about a 7/10, but like any other FF game it isn't the star of the show... That designation belongs the to story, followed closely by the beautiful music scores. Sometimes I found myself slowly walking around towns or forests appreciating the music. This game could've been presented without voices and the music would tell the tale... Outstanding! Obviously,I'd recommend the game to anyone who has a capable PC, and performance isn't factored in my review. The game itself is a literal masterpiece when everything it offers is taken into account. Square has made me a fan with this one.

Thoroughly enjoyed it.

StarField is amazing, it's amazing for those who came for a Bethesda game. Comparing it to games that don't have the same aim is senseless, No Man's Sky isn't a comp, but maybe Star Citizen could be. Star Citizen has been a work in progress for years and they're not building a game like StarField. I think people had this idea that Bethesda was going to create a game where the story and exploration weren't at the forefront. They wanted the best ever ship combat, ship piloting, story, quests, and physics all from a company that never aimed to do that. They did succeeded in creating the best ever open world space RPG, and I hope people begin to accept it for what it is.

Bethesda fans are happy, those who expected it to be something else other than a Bethesda game are disappointed. As for me I am thoroughly impressed and entertained with the first new IP from Bethesda in 25 years. There are so many things to do, and the writing is great, I haven't encountered a bland side quest in all of my playtime. Anything can be nitpicked or "better", but I believe Bethesda succeeded in making this game what they wanted to be... An epic space story filled with content that would entertain fans for years to come. 60fps needs to happen though, if a ROG Ally can do it I know XBox Series can.

It's crazy how fun a game this simple is. If you like Vampire Survivors this one is a must buy, there's so much replayability and tens of characters with perks and disadvantages.

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The first game I've played like this... The buns sold me, but the story is far more interesting than the well crafted buns. If Indiana Jones was X rated is how I'd describe it.

The game is fast, fluid, and challenging at higher difficulties. The story might have holes if you aren't familiar with the lore, but there are enough fans on the internet to fill you in if you're interested. I don't play graphics, but I have no complaints there either. The grapple shot is fun to use in every way... From combat to traversing it's addicting, the weapons feel and sound great during use, and the taunting enemies invite a little irritation as you think "I'll show em". The music in my opinion is the star of the show, making you feel like a hero on a mission as you blast and get blasted by enemies en route to saving humanity. For fans of the genre it's worth the pick-up, I believe you won't be disappointed. It's the most fun I've had in a while playing a video game.