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I've wanted a multiplayer mecha game since the beginning of PSVR This game does not fulfill that desire. The core combat is actually pretty solid. I appreciate that there a decent number of mechs to choose from and that they each have their own unique abilities and feel different. But the lack of music, terrible sound design, poor online structure, lack of game modes, and lack of maps make this game a huge, unfinished disappointment. You know a game was rushed when the settings are a "soon to be added" feature. Further feelings here: ****/watch?v=72_IS5b9kGE

Lawbreakers is fast, frenetic, multiplayer action. It's very fun and at $30 it's an easy buy. All of the game modes are ones you've seen in other games but with a fun twist. The biggest problem I have is that the UI isn't terribly inspired and neither are the character designs.

I expect you to die is a very enjoyable escape the room game and one of the best experiences I've had in VR. The puzzles get increasingly difficult but are fair, I never felt like there was something that was so obscure that there was no way I'd be able to figure it out, while also not being too easy. It's a genuinely fun and rewarding game. Each time I completed a level I was excited to see what situation I would be put into next. The only real complaint I have is that it's short, so I'm hoping there is DLC or a sequel!

This game is a great showpiece for what VR can do and what a full fledged game could look like from a AAA developer in the future. Unfortunately the game is very short, but there is some added replay-ability with riddeler trophies to find once the game has been completed. With a $20 price tag, I still think the game is definitely worth buying as it's the most engaging and fun VR experience I've had so far, not to mention it's the best looking PSVR game

First things first, I just want to say that I wanted to play the game sufficiently before writing this review. I saw a lot of people on here day 1 of the game's release bashing it when they didn't even have a good amount of play time put into the game. I have put 25 hours in to the game so far, and I still feel like there's so much more for me to see and do. From the get go, you can already see how much there is to explore. I was initially disappointed the city portion of the map was small in comparison to the rest of the map, but when you're in the game it feels like a large, full sized city. The game gives you a lot to do, as there are multiple side missions, random encounters with people getting robbed or having their bike get stolen, and it even lets you invest in the stock market. The biggest changes in this entry would be the shooting and driving mechanics. Everything has been tweaked and feels tighter and much more responsive. Vehicles don't swerve all over the road like in GTA IV, and the shooting is heavily borrowed from Rockstar's own Max Payne 3 which is a good thing. The stories for the three main characters are all really interesting. The characters themselves live very different lives, which helps make the missions more varied. That is perhaps one of the best improvements of the new game, is that the missions are now much more varied. Nearly every mission is different from the last, and it helps keep the game interesting. The biggest missions in the game are these elaborate heists, in which the player actually gets to choose between two options of how they want to go through a heist, and who they to go through heist with as their crew. These are the highlights of the game in terms of missions and they near always give the user some much needed cash as there is a lot to spend your money on in this game. For the first time in a GTA game, you can actually buy a vehicle legally, through the game's internet, and it will be delivered to your garage. Vehicle customization and character customization are both back from San Andreas. The car customization, while not very extensive as far as what you can do to the body, is fun and lets you have your own custom car, as well as letting you improve the vehicle's performance. The game is a lot of fun, and despite some texture glitches here and there and some frame-rate slow down, it is as near perfect **** as a sandbox could ever hope to be. That's why I give it a 10/10

Still an amazing game, and even better now that it's in HD. Kingdom Hearts 1.5 HD Remix retains all the wonderfulness that it did 11 years ago. I was very much impressed with the game visually, as many of the rough edges have been smoothed over with an HD finish that makes the game look much better. I would have been content with it just being Kingdom Hearts 1, but it's also Re:Chain of Memories, and the cutscenes of 358/2 Days redone in HD, both of which are very welcome additions. This is also the first time Kingdom Hearts Final Mix has come to the states making this game even more appealing, with a few added cutscenes, different textures for many heartless, an extra secret boss, and even an extra secret ending. The ONLY problem I have with the game is that they still haven't fixed the camera, which will sometimes leave you unable to see what you're fighting, however they did move the camera controls to the right analog stick instead of the shoulder buttons which is a welcome change. It wasn't so bad though that it prevented me from enjoying the game thoroughly and giving it a 10/10