pitsrako

What I dislike most about this installment is the camera work and the terrible save system. It feels like the developers tried to scale everything up massively and experimented with a lot of new things, but the end result is quite underwhelming for players. On top of that, it’s as if the elements that were already great in the previous games have been completely overlooked. I feel like Bayonetta's character has changed quite a bit compared to the previous games. She seems much quieter—maybe it's just me, but she really feels less charismatic than the previous ones and for the gameplay, I'm really not a fan of the fact that we can no longer equip weapons separately on her hands and feet like in the earlier titles. Lastly, regarding the enemy design, I don't know... I much prefer fighting the angels, but they barely appear at all in this game.

The game is fun, but the story is pretty hollow and the protagonist is a silent one lol. The main game is challenging enough, but if you're aiming for 100% completion, you'll need top-tier control skill and a lot of patience. Otherwise, this game will frustrate you.

As for the Xenoblade 3 DLC, I didn’t feel like the story added that much for me. It felt more like fan service for those who’ve played from the first and second games. But honestly, I personally really liked it!"

Naturally, after playing through both the first and second games, there was no reason for me not to look forward to the third. The story is as outstanding and gripping as ever. My only slight gripes are with the controls—since we have a party of six to manage, it feels a bit harder to focus on each individual character. However, the ability to swap between so many different classes more than makes up for it and makes the game even more fun

This DLC is totally worth your time. It really fleshes out the main story of Xenoblade 2 and gives you a much deeper understanding of the backstory.

After being so impressed with the first game, this sequel managed to blow me away even more. Maybe it's because the gameplay has improved so much, which, combined with another gripping story, makes it hard to put down. The characters are as charming and memorable as ever. But what I love most is the soundtrack—it’s absolutely beautiful and hits with such impact during the cutscenes at exactly the right moments.

This is my first time playing a game from the Xenoblade series. The story is incredible and really keeps you hooked. Plus, so many of the characters are unique and truly memorable."

he gameplay is fresh and highly challenging for me, as it requires controlling two characters simultaneously. At times, the controls can feel a bit overwhelming. However, if you have the skills to master them, you’ll absolutely love it. Lastly, the art style by the renowned manga artist is a huge reason why I enjoy this game so much.

Every choice leads to a different conclusion. I’d say it’s the best game in this genre. The gameplay is consistently enjoyable and relaxing. Most importantly, I played it on the Nintendo Switch—it’s a miracle that the developers actually made it playable on this console.

A legendary game IP, beautiful soundtrack. This installment delivers a masterpiece-level story that can easily keep you hooked for over 100 hours.

One of the best Action RPGs out there! Between the memorable character designs, the gameplay, and the storytelling—it's just top-tier. And if you’ve managed to stay spoiler-free, the ending will absolutely blow your mind!

With nearly 500 hours in this game, there is so much to do—and as much freedom as you can possibly imagine

I appreciate the developers' efforts to introduce new gameplay mechanics. However, this new gameplay style does not quite resonate with me.