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I really enjoyed this game. In my opinion the dialogue is the best part of this game and the comedy really lands for me. However, I could totally understand how it might be a bit much for some people as it is basically Rick and Morty at it's raunchiest but nonstop. The visuals are also very nice and immersive. The gameplay and story are the most lacking aspects of this game, although they are a servicable vehicle for this short comedic experience.

Great graphics and charming atmosphere. But the gameplay is highly repetitive and lacks any depth. Some of the bosses are not fun to play at all and are filled with one-off gimmicks. Probably because the base gameplay is too shallow to make interesting boss battles on its own.

The graphics, story, and gameplay come together to possibly make the best Spider-man experience to date. While the gameplay is extremely satisfying and addicting I admit it is also very repetitive. However, I personally didn't get sick of the repetition until after a couple replays and beating all the DLCs. But your milage may vary. Just a solid fun and engaging action game with one of the best superheroes of all time.

A great first impression for the FF7 Remake games. They nail a lot of key moments from the original with modern graphics and voice acting. The dynamic music is beautiful. While some of the new things they add into the mix feel a little contrived; there were more additions that I was fine with and some I even felt enhanced the story. I feel like the gameplay is a perfect modern evolution of the original turnbased system. The graphics are astounding for most of the time, but there are some hard to ignore issues with textures and skyboxes. Also worth noting this Remake is probably on par contentwise with the original even though it only covers a small fraction of the original game.

Good graphics and music. Fun, but flawed, gameplay. (the cracks grow as the difficulty rises) Mess of a story. In my opinion the story is too simple for veterans and too convoluted for newcomers. The game really hinges on you caring about the characters, so if you don't it will be a huge drag. It takes a very specific kind of person to love Kingdom Hearts 3 and I'm one of them. But I am not blind to its faults.

Probably the most freaked up game I ever played. By the end of the ultra-violent emotional rollercoaster my mind and soul were just numb. Even the "happy moments" are overshadowed by great darkness. In my opinion the feeling Naughty Dog were going for came through loud and clear. Arguably even to a fault... Sometimes it really felt needlessly melancholy/shocking, but there were so many moments that worked for me (including the big one in the prologue) that the more overly dramatic ones didn't ruin the experience for me. Also the graphics and gameplay are pretty good.

This game is relaxing, scary, weird, and intriguing. Sometimes the dialogue is too on the nose, but you can find enjoyment in that fact if you're into that kind of stuff. I find playing this game can put you into a zen state if you let it, akin to Animal Crossing or Harvest Moon. Every piece of this game is very highly produced and the acting is top notch. Overall I kind of love this game.