honestpsycho

While the combat is a good step up from the standard (very fast and quick) the poor visuals are unexcusable. A game from the #1 franchise in profit should NOT look this bad. All the textures of the building have no tesselation, no reflections of the sun etc. Even certain areas, that are not part of the open city, look way better than all of the outside. Do not support these garbage.

Boring Open World where you have to buy a 30$ amiibo to unlock BACKGROUND MUSIC. And the redditor/Marvel npc's are ruining everything. 18 years for THIS???

Absolute unfair and hard difficulty. Enemies are NOT stunlocked when you hit them and can still shoot at you point blank, And reflecting shots with the heavy-attack is way too slow to be used consistently (some enemies also do not take damage from your heavy-attacks and are only stunned). Next bad thing is the upgrade system, wtf is the point of doing 10% more dmg if an enemy still takes 3 hits. And the upgrades are also waaay to expensive (you also have to regrind currency with every try). Horribly unbalanced and tedious.

Way too slow and clunky combat. It's a shame, cause the storyand characers were decent.

One one hand, smashing through the terrain is fun, but most of the collectibles are waaaay to easy to find because you can just shmash your way through a hill. And if you strip the desctruction and look at the actual 3D-platforming, it's not really that much better than Mario Oddyssey. If you dont have a Switch2 yet, this isnt worth to buy one yet.

Basically a mmo-raid-boss simulatorthat doesnt require you to do 200h story content first. Also, great music!

Very touching and well written adventure-game, with great pixelart and an amazing OST that fits every scene perfectly.

Do you ever feel nostalgia for the old Megaman games, but dont wanna deal with limited lives/continues and the very outdated and sometimes unfair leveldesign? "Gracity Circuit" basically perfected the Megaman-genre.

Very interesting puzzle-shooter, with a nice presentation and audio-design. Controlls are simple (you only need the mouse), and new mechanics are introduced at the right pace.

An absolute downgrade from RF3 and 4. The visuals look worse then the Pokemon games, you STILL cannot place your furniture on a grid, resulting in ugly unaligned interiors. And the bachelorettes are all boring or over-the-top cringe. And you cannot marry the... *cough* older women for some ****ing reason.

One of the best written games I've encountered in decades that tells you in the first hour, what awaits you. With handdrawn animations and an amazing OST in the same league as Undertales.

Don't misunderstand. This game is perfectly fine in a vacuum. While the overworld aspect is a bit lacking, the tracks itself, as well as thenew knock-out mode are nice additions. However, if you already have the Switch1 with MarioKart 8, this new game is at best an "upgrade". Is it worth the price of a new console? In the bundle maybe, on its own with 80-90€? No.

This is perfekt. Gameplay introduces its mechanics in an appropiate pace that does not overwhelm you. The story is hooking within the first 30-60 minutes. The visuals and music are also amazing. Made by only 30 people over 5 years, and only costs around 50€.