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This game ****. But I felt something when I played it. Which was a game that was so bad that I actually had fun with it because of how bad it was.

Even as a kid, this game refused to function properly. I remember playing the Kinect back at my grandparents place, and this game was one of the games they had. After playing one race, I went back to Kinect Adventures because I didn't like not being to control the game properly. The game half the time refuses to accept motion inputs, and it feels unfinished because of that. And there is no way to use a controller. You HAVE to use the Kinect to do anything in the game. With something like Kinect Adventures, it was easier to do because it felt better to control, but this just made me think Sega and Sonic Team had no idea how the Kinect worked and never playtested or finetuned the game for release. If you want to go on a retrospective of different games for the Kinect, then I recommend you avoid this game, because it refuses to work. If you want to play a Sonic Riders game, then there are far better options than this. As much as I like the Sonic series, this is a lousy excuse of a Sonic game. At least with games like Sonic Boom Rise of Lyric and Sonic the Hedgehog (2006), you used a controller and the inputs worked. The controls weren't great, but they worked. Here, it barely works, even if you are a god damn athlete. I would go on all day. Please do not give this game a try, even out of curiosity. Case closed. The game ****.

In Sound Mind is an incredible game. It feels inspired by games such as Silent Hill, and focuses on a therapist going through nightmares from his patients. The gameplay is really good, the puzzle solving required me to think, and the music is great. I'm getting close to beating this game, but if you want an indie horror game, than please give In Sound Mind a shot, I'm sure you will love it