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An example that highly replayable is not necessarily fun. But, the real problem here is the asking price, and how Nintendo is milking the base.

A love letter to PSOne era JRPG. Specially, reminescent to FFVII and FFIX. Music and visual aspects are a truly work of art. I have enjoyed battle system, from the innovative random encounters gauge to the attack aiming. Story and characters are uninteresting.

I am casual player for this kind of game, I bought TR for some good motocross action. Gameplay has been fun and addictive. I have enjoyed obtaining gold medals in every easy and normal tracks. Even, I obtained gold in every hard track that came in the first round. Sadly, things started to get rough from there. It's very hard to master bunny hop and other techniques, I think this Switch version is doing things even harder due to low framerate and buttons. Progression is terrible, the level of grinding is too much. You will need DLC to keep going if contracts are too hard or too boring. Even stadium finals became a frustrating and repetitive excercise. The fun is gone. Why Ubisoft couldn't do a game from everyone? I want to 'git gud', sure! But, I don't want to spend more than a reasonable (for a casual sport games player) number of hours perfecting jumps, speed, precision to a pro level just to beat the campaign.

I didn't expect this game to be so fun and addictive, since it has had reviews in its launch. I guess every weak aspect has been improved and updated. The characters feel human and engaging. Environment, gameplay, and reward cycle are simply great. Every raid could be your last.

Despite its problems on the quality of life deparment (ie. difficult to engage controls and HUD), No Man's Sky is a fascinating experience with an intriguing story. Every planet landing is always mysterious, dangerous and offer great adventure.

I'm not good at rhythm games, but Thumper had this combination between music and cosmic horror that was too attractive to ignore. It could be a bit repetitive to some people, but I enjoyed it from beginning to end. Thumper has one of the most breathtaking endings and final levels that I have played. Great job, really.

Fun and addictive at the beginning, but very repetitive and grindy near the end game (at the 18-20 hours point). I get ideas from **** Valley and The Legend of Zelda, but it is not at the height of neither.

A good overall experience. Great story and art, but mediocre gameplay. Some sequences were very offensive in the design department, having to guess the 'correct answer' how to beat them, after more than enough tries. Another 'game' with these same problems, that's the real plague in the AAA (and some AA) industry today.

Cool story and characters for teenagers. Gameplay is almost non existent. Too long for its own good.

Well designed game that makes your skills better in every scene, not decaying in challenge. I didn't find the story too engaging, but the gameplay was amazing.

Warcraft III: Reforged is a tragedy to gaming industry that shows how far greedy corporations disguised as gaming studios with a glorious past can bribe gamers to pay for subpar products with shiny labels.

A well crafted little fighting game, with some degree of depth. Commands are easy, but you will have a good time understanding how to beat CPU on Arcade Mode. Online Ranked works almost flawlessly. Great value for such a small price.

A game that sparks your imagination. Oh, the theme, landscapes, ship physics, sound effects. Sadly, that fantasy does not live beyond the first hours, since there is no content and long-term cycles that support it. I hope Xbox could find their right step in this late phase of current console generation.

Simple, elegant, and beatiful shmup. There's some Fantasy Zone vibe in it, and I love it. I didn't expect it to be so addictive. I'm not good trying to meet high scores, but I'm fine beating every level. Great game.

I play Pokémon since Red/Blue, but stop completing Pokédex and caring about sharing / competitive features after Gold / Silver. Then, I just play Pokémon as an RPG, main story, maybe some extras and that's all. Having this in mind, Pokémon Sun / Moon gave me a very nice and fresh impression. The story is peaceful, and everything feel like a slices of life touch in it. It's great to have a Pokémon game where you can advance without a HM slave or using a lot of repels to avoid countless useless encounters.