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The game is fun and creative, and most of all the nice things people say about it. But what annoyed me and I honestly think it's embarrassing is how the game constantly asks you to use detached joycons, and some of the moves are only usable that way (????). I get that this probably was done to showcase the joycon capabilities early in the life of the switch, but for a console that prides itself on being a HYBRID, it's just ridiculous that it can't be fully experienced in handheld mode.

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Really enjoyed it. The Wonder Seeds keep things fresh the whole way through, each level transformation feels different and fun. Looks great, plays great, no technical issues at all. Only complaint is the boss fights could have been tougher. Other than that, hard to fault it. Anyone can pick this up and have a good time.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Abandoned it on the final stage and was relieved. The entire time I was pushing myself to play the game while not enjoying it. I get why some people might like this kind of game, but it’s not for me. Relief is not a feeling I’m looking for when finishing a game.

Old school Zelda perfection. Fun puzzles, collectibles and exploration. Satisfying combat and equipment.

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Awesome story, combat, soundtrack, a feat of graphics for the PS4. It's God of War reimagined in the best possible way.

Compeling story that keeps you hooked. Fast paced gameplay and soudtrack that makes you want to give a level "just one more try". Awesome game.

The only issue I have with this game is that it's too short. Had a blast playing through this with my girlfriend. It's really funny and the puzzles are well designed.

This game made platformers finally click for me: I WANTED to collect everything in each level, they were playstation characters after all and I wanted them at my camp. That along with awesome level design, great soundtrack, varied mechanics and crispy visuals make this the best platformer I ever played.

Satisfying combat, stunning visuals and great exploration. Repetitive open world quests, average story.

The visuals, soundtrack and novelty gameplay were appealing at first. Improving gear and infrastructure got me addicted. It all got old as the game progressed and falling off cliffs and being hunted by ghosts became frustrating. But the worst part by far was the story. The "we gotta save the US" motivation was borderline ridiculous. It was a mess too.

Great story, visuals, soundtrack and level design; often repetitive combat.

Just unapologetic fun with great exploration and friendly characters. Shoundtrack was good too.

This tried to be hotline Miami and failed miserably. The stories mystery didn’t get me hooked, and gameplay was too repetitive and easy. As soon as I could end the game I did, not bothering with additional endings. Won’t pick it up again.

Relaxing, satisfying and visually pleasing. Nothing much to show here, just a simple, cozy game that has little to no replay value.

Absolute peak survival horror. Perfectly balanced on resources that keeps you right in the limit of being alive and having what you need to keep going. But puzzles are a big part of this game, more than action based games in the franchise. And this is why I’m not ever playing one of these again. Confusing maps, a lot of backtracking trying to find the right path. It’s hard not having to google or watch videos to advance. Had fun but also a lot of frustration.

This is the direction Pokemon needs to go. Event though Arceus is a bit small and limited with only one city, it’s a fresh take that I’ve been waiting for a long time. Had a wonderful time and couldn’t put it down until I finished it.

The soundtrack on this game is nothing short of a masterpiece, which has me coming back to it long after I finished the game. The game itself has an above average story, with a fresh take on the 8 characters thing. Combat and mechanics wise it doesn’t innovate much, becoming repetitive at times. Boss fights are unnecessarily long, and specially frustrating when you inevitably fail them, having to learn about the bosses weaknesses and patterns.

A house that feels like a toy box, full of personality, wacky characters with memorable stories. You feel as part of the family, living through each of the tragic lives of its members. A short but engaging, beautifully crafted game.

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Really well designed puzzles. I got stuck in a couple of places by not realizing that I could interact with some object due to poor hints, or because I needed to walk back too much.