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I slightly prefer the original Rogue City over this. Unfinished Business is a little more straight to the point and tries a couple of small segments with other characters which are a nice change of pace, but having almost everything happen inside a building is a bit too repetitive. The first game was more varied. Besides that, they feel exactly the same. You can find it new for around 15€ which is a steal for what you get. An enjoyable AA game. I wish we had more of those.

A surprisingly good game. I went in blind and came out happy to have played it. I'd give it an 8.5 if Metacritic allowed.

Very fun game. A feel good easy going experience which I enjoyed very much to the point that I platinumed the game –which is not too hard to do tbh–.

Great opening, boring repetition in the middle and a somewhat ok ending. This game should have been shorter and sweeter. Combat is a little too overwhelming at times. Missing the set pieces and whacky humour of Bayonetta, which I feel it tries so hard to achieve. Not a bad game, but a little overhyped for what it is.

I'm sorry but this game is janky, combat is terrible and missions drag constantly. It might have been good back when it launched, but playing this in 2026, despite being the PS5 version, is not fun. I don't all the hype around this.

I'm 39, and at some points in this game I wanted to cry of joy. This game is not quite Super Mario Galaxy 2 10/10 but it is Astro Bot 10/10.

If you are looking for a 1:1 recreation of the OG this is not it. Otherwise, this is as good as it ever was. I've played it twice using PSVR2 and it was an absolute blast.

I love Remedy games for all their quirkiness and uniqueness, but as much as it hurts me to say it, Alan Wake II is not a great game. The pacing issues, the messy map design and how frustrating it can be at times really bothered me. The pompous writing is taken a little too far here. I've platinumed Alan Wake Remastered and Control. Ten hours into AWII I just had enough and abandoned it. One of the biggest disappointments I've had lately.

I jumped on the hype train when it launched. There must have been some kind of enchantment around this game, because back when I played it I would have given it a 9. Many months later I realised I have very little memories about this game besides the obvious spoiler moments, so I went back for a new playthrough. And I have to say it does not live up to the hype. Fairly repetitive at times, character control and platforming is dismal. Combat is fun and music is amazing. A solid 7.5

Grace chapters drag a little too much, specially in the beginning, so I prefer the Leon gameplay. But I have to say the combat with Leon is not as good as Resident Evil 4 remake. I appreciate the new additions, but it seems a little half assed at times. Presentation is excellent, bosses are not very memorable with maybe one or two exceptions. The game is very enjoyable though if a little short. I'd give it an 8.5 if Metacritic allowed. Not the best Resident Evil, no the worst.

It is a video game. Nothing more, nothing less. It does not want to be a life changing cross media experience. It does not drag on emotional matters. It does not want to be the next big thing. It is simply a very well made video game. And that is a breath of fresh air in this current times. Gets better and better the more you play it. Combat is great. Progression is great. Collectibles are great. Rhythm is great. It really feels like playing a PS2 era game made with today's tech for today's sensibilities, and I mean that as a compliment. Capcom is on a roll.

Not a fan of the art on any of Lizardcube games, feels cheapish and flash-like. Sorry to say, because I’m sure there’s been plenty of work put into it, but the art direction in their games is lacking in character and cohesion, they need to mix it up and bring some other people into the team. The animation seems to override the game feel in all their games too, which makes them slippery and janky, and Shinobi is no exception. UI and UX is also lacking. The music is forgetabble. It is a shame that this game has been given such high scores from the press, because it sends the wrong messages both to Lizardcube and Sega.

Granted I am playing this in 2025, but this game is terrible. The vibe is cool, the world is interesting and the idea of plasmids is neat, but that's about it. Controls horribly, storytelling is meh and it is a fetch quest fest. Extremely disappointed since I remember all the hype and great reviews back in the day. I'd say just avoid it.

Came to this without expectation years after release. Pleasantly surprised. Very fun gameplay and story. I was pretty engaged throughout. Did not want it to end. Difficulty is a bit too much at times.

Huge waste of potential. They did the hardest part: building the world and atmosphere. Failed at (mostly) everything else. Extremely repetitive, infuriating enemy wave timings, horrible backtracking towards the end. Cannot understand the review scores it is getting. I get that we all want VR to thrive but we have to be honest: this is as mid as games get. The only good things this game has going for it is atmosphere and sound design. The later being pretty great.

Played for an hour. A couple of runs. Very cautious and slow. Found it OKish. Came back days later and started kinda speedrunning it. Three hours later couldn’t stop. If you fully send it this game is a blast. Addictive. Story is meh, variety in both enemies and levels is meh. Gameplay is top notch. Wish they’d given it more depth.

I'd argue the best game for PSVR2. Graphics and eviroments are amazing. Platforming sections are a great addition. Combat is fine. Music is great and controls too. It is a safe sequel and for that I don't give it a 10. A touch more ambition would have been welcome. I really hope Vertical Robot gets more funding for Red Matter 3 (or whatever project they might come up with next) because this team excels at VR.

Quite slow through first half, somwhat repetitive. That would be my only criticism. The rest is pretty amazing. Love the way the story is told through gameplay (mostly). Quite pure in comparison with Part II.

A bit easy and grindy. Uninspired and empty in comparison with the Galaxy games. A bit of a dissapointment. Mario controls ace, as expected, and the hat/capture mechanics were interesting but that’s about it for me. A pitty.

Honestly, I don’t get all the hate. Sure, it does not play it safe story wise and there are a couple segments that lack a bit, but, in general, I found it interesting and compelling. Made me feel things as a player, a bit like a Kojima game, and that’s rare in this medium. Not to mention the technical aspect, which is superb. The level of detail, animations and lightning is mind blowing. Not sure what’s up with Naughty Dog, but they are 20 clicks above everyone else when it comes to visuals. One of the most memorable experiences with a controller between my hands.

Setting and aesthetics are amazing. Great lore. Combat is decent. Punishing difficulty, seems unfair at times. Cryptic side quests, no clear direction in story. No way of keeping track of quests nor story. Stupid amount of backtracking. Most of the time I found myself wondering around with no clear direction or goal. It could have been a great game if it wasn’t for it’s game design. A big shame.

Dreamcast aesthetics, classic arcade formula, doesn’t take itselft seriously. What is not to like? The only thing preventing me giving this game a 9 is the AI rubber banding. Makes for close finishes all the time, sure, but it takes a little too much skill from the equation. Besides that, great arcade racer. Would love to see a sequel.