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The first half of the game is pretty good, with an decent open-world. However, there's no story. The second half of the game, it's the opposite, now we got a plot going on, but we don't have an open-world. Instead, we have some linear levels that are pretty boring. The game also has a lot of issues: bugs everywhere, the camera doesn't work, the combat is a mess, etc. Overall, an interesting game, but recommended for hardcore Final Fantasy fans and people who can deal with frustration.

The controls take some time to get used to, but nothing that some training won't solve. Gameplay is great, level design is excellent. Overall a very good Star Fox game.

Pretty decent indie shooter. Decent graphics and very good soundtrack, The controls are fine, but this game is only for those who like the genre, because it's really difficult. Too bad it doesn't have online leaderboard. Still, a good game for the price.

It's simple arcade action game. If you're a kid who grew up with modern games or a hipster gaming journalist, you won't like this game. However, if you grew up playing games from 16 bit era, you'll enjoy Gigantic Army. This is pretty much a modern version of the old classics from the SNES, Genesis and Neo Geo. The controls are very good, the game is full of awesome bosses and the level of difficulty is decent. The doesn't have a save feature, so you're gonna have to beat in one go, just like the old days. And that means you're gonna die until you memorize the game and figure out the best strategies to beat. However, the game is not that hard. It took me about 2 hours to beat it on normal. Pretty good game.

It's a crappy game that plays itself. I bought because I own the 3DS version and that version is awesome. I also wacthed an AngryJoe and he said the game was excellent. Well, turns out AngryJoe is just like any other reviewer out there: he gets paid by the publisher to review games. And the 3DS, that is great, is actually a remake of Ace Combat 2, so it's a completly different game. Anyways, don't buy this piece of crap. There's ZERO gameplay in this game. You just to a cleck, select a enemy and the game kills it for you. Really, the game locks on the enemy and that's it, you got you kill. It's pretty much an unplayable game in the sense that you don't play it.

Fun puzzle game about programming. The presentation is simple but ver charming and the game is fun to play. It gets very difficult in later levels, so I would only recommend this for people who like puzzle games.

Fun game with a simple but very well written plot and some of the best characters in the FF franchise. The doesn't have that melodrama BS that FF is known for. It's a much more enjoyable tale. The world is also very creative and full of things to do. It's a very original and fun game and much better than FF13.

Great game. The single-player campaign starts pretty generic, but after a few levels things get more interesting. You start seeing more types of enemies, the game gets more challenging and there are some really crazy sequences in it. Really fun single-player mode. The plot is weak, but the characters are all very interesting and funny. The multiplayer online is also pretty good. It works fine, with no lags and there are a lot of options. The game presents a few slowdowns here and there, but that's about it in terms of problems. It's totally playable. Any Wii U owner who likes action games should by Devil's Third.