datoneguy246

This game is not great... it's levels are tediously long and getting killed sends the player a long way back as checkpoints are infrequent. Furthermore, most deaths you will experience are cheap and unfair. The horror atmosphere that was prevalent in the first game is ruined when the player realizes that the majority of scares are part of predictable scripted sequences. The only saving grace of this game is the production value. The game has good voice acting and impressive art.

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This game is a masterpiece. There's nothing here that I can say that hasn't already been said. This game is just really good.

A painfully average and dull experience inter-cut with a story that makes no attempt to be interesting or even at times coherent. A true disappointment.

The Metroid series does not disappoint! While this game may not be as well-done as Super Metroid, there is still so much polish and attention present here. The gameplay is fun and the story is well written. I would recommend it.

This isn't a masterpiece, but it's a pretty fun game that left me satisfied. Compared to the other games in the series, this is clearly the best one. I would recommend it.

Ignoring all of it's incredibly apparent technical flaws and glitches, Cyberpunk 2077 is an over-complicated, unfocused mess ****. It's just not fun to play.

The Spider-Man formula established in the previous game is still present here, and it's great! This game makes some alterations to that formula that I wasn't entirely on-board with. For starters, it removes a lot of Spider-Man's gadgets in favor of Miles' venom power, which gives the player less flexibility in combat. However none of these changes are substantial enough to make the game bad. What I find baffling about this game is that it isn't really a sequel to the original game. If anything, this is DLC disguised as a new game. The main campaign is so incredibly short and you can finish it in about 5 hours. The game lacks substance, and it's pretty disappointing. Not worth it's price.

Wow... just wow. This game is amazing! The only thing restricting me from giving this game a perfect ten is just because of how outdated it is (and no, I'm not bashing the 2003 graphics). The save-system is slightly wonky, there are a multitude of glitches, and at certain times the combat can be unfairly difficult. But hidden behind all that is an amazing RPG.

Not as good as some of its predecessors, but still a well made and fun game. The game would be perfect if it wasn't for a few big blunders. A lot of the side-missions are very bland and amount to just being giant easter-egg hunts where you have to scour the city for some specific landmark or item, only to maybe watch a cutscene or press a button when you find it. Then you just rinse and repeat that process a couple times until the side-mission is complete. These missions feel more like filler than anything engaging. Another big mistake is the game's over-reliance on the Bat-mobile. The Bat-mobile itself is just ok and it's a lot more fun to play as Batman, but you can't do anything in this game without having Bat-mobile sections shoved down your throat! But those are my only complaints. The rest of the game is extremely well done, but if you want to play something truly special, I would stick to some of the other games in the series.

I understand why people would be upset with this game. It isn't really a game, it's a story. However the interactivity that this specific medium gives to the story amplifies what is already an incredibly powerful and well-written experience into something truly incredible. While the game may not be traditionally fun, it is still something special to experience that I would recommend to anyone.