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It's like if Sonic 1 kept going but on acid.

The gameplay was meh and I didn't like the presentation as much as Cave Story's. A real letdown.

I live my life in smug superiority that I beat Inferno II

Chibi-Robo may have been built with the purpose of cleaning floors and collecting loose change from around the house but nothing is going to stop them from salvaging a failing marriage while they're at it. I was 8 years old when I first played this and I think it's probably the first time I consciously realized that video games could be 'about something'.

the aesthetic COMPLETELY changes with this sequel...it's as if the prince goes through some type of edgy-emo godsmack teen phase...still a good game with a great ost. the combat system also completely changes and feels a lot faster and much much more fluid.


An absolutely incredible game held back by its overly big world and poor balancing. But despite all that, I had a very good time with this one, it's an insanely impressive transition to open world for the series, one that just kept getting bigger and more expansive the more I played. One with really fun bosses once mastered and some of the most well designed areas in the entire souls series.

And tbh not only that, but this oddly felt like the most fitting "finale" I could have gotten with this series, given I have been playing these games nonstop for the past 6 months, it honestly feels kind of bittersweet finishing this game. One of my new favorite franchises, and I cannot wait for the dlc

Making something good is hard. Making something "ironically bad" that's still good in it's own way is even harder. Making something bad and then passing it off as "ironically bad" is very easy. Potato Sack Racing Simulator 2024 is so bad, and leans so hard on the idea that "if WE say it's bad you can't" that the only genuine chuckle the game got out of me was realizing there was no way to go back to the main menu or quit the game. Lazy, deeply unfunny, and so smug about it's failures.

Either gonna be Yandere Simulator or a masterpiece
Hard to say lol

Fun enough game, if a tad too long at times (some levels could really have used some cutting down). I like the concept but struggled a bit against hectic encounters that wouldn't let me focus on doing one thing per beat. It looks great.

A game badly in need of a codex, because I couldn't tell you WHAT was happening for like 90% of the game. Boss fights were fun though

It was fun a few years back I won't say its too addictive but the game's good

This review contains spoilers

A huge upgrade from the original. At first I was not too sold on the new voice actors but by the end I was blown away. The new additions such as hangouts and more character moments added to what I had already felt was a complete game back in the original. OST is fantastic and I cannot tell you how much I enjoy just walking around in game listening to it. Other quality of life changes added as well make the game less frustrating in certain aspects, such as being able to reenter the dorm without time passing after accidentally leaving it. A fantastic story that I think everyone should experience at least once.

Now if you are looking for a challenge you will NOT find it here, unless you are playing on merciless. The difficulty of this game gets extremely easy past level 11 and the removal of systems such as fatigue, the addition of the great clock , theurgies and twilight fragments, while making tartarus less of a hassle, does also trivialize it at times. Of course there is the occasional ambush or crit into getting one shot but the game offers many teleporters to save regularly should this happen. The final boss is also unfortunately a joke outside of merciless or if you are even slightly overleveled. At the very minimum, I do appreciate how the secret boss is still as difficult as they were in the original.

epic timey-wimey- stuff with some cool sword combat gameplay. I enjoy.

It's honestly insane how far one can get into a game with like 2 buttons and a thumbstick for controls

An underrated gem.
Racing is fun, the cars feel quite realistic and heavy in a good way.

As for the power-ups, they're very satisfying to use and give the game a unique personality.

Lastly, the music is great, some tracks are very catchy and exciting to listen to.

The only complaint I have is that the forced challenges are a little it annoying but not bad.

Final Rating: "Good"~ 7/10.

Fun and addictive game could spend hours on it though it didn't really have an ending or any end goal type thing

Hands down my favorite Ubisoft game of all time!
This game is magnificent, it oozes personality and charm like no other.

Its music is one of the most important things about it, in a way, the game focuses on the music more than anything else, and I've never seen any other platformer do that.

Also this game is hilarious, from the over-the-top animations to the quirky sounds and cool character designs, it's just very funny.

Unfortunately though, the game is very short, and it doesn't have many gamemodes, which is quite disappointing.

That being said, I still really enjoyed it, it's a blast to play through with other players, and I totally recommend it.

Final Rating: "Great" ~ 8/10.

Fuck up Anime, in this house we only see "Japanimación" Lamentablemente no jugandolo en su Hardware original hay cosas que se pierden, sobre todo lo de Pshyco Mantis pero apartando eso me parece una genialidad este juego, muy bien planteado y llega a este punto que muchos juegos fallan que es en la reiteración del dialogo pero aqui lejos de arruinar las conversaciones le da un aire comico y claro todo eso acompañado del Doblaje que Dios Mio, que buen doblaje solo me queda decir que yo pensaba que Kojima en años recientes hacia lo que se le salia de los huev0s pero jugando este juego me he dado cuenta; el siempre lo ha hecho.

Incredibly weird and quirky, but most surprisingly, very aesthetically pleasing in look and sound. It doesn't quite play right, but it's so weird and quirky, that it's worth checking out for Mario fans, if only because it demands so little of your time.

Finally, a true next-generation videogame experience.
After that disappointing "Remake" of 2016 I was honestly worried about the future of the series, I mean, I was excited for this game but I couldn't help but be sceptical about it.

Having played the game now I'm actually happy with how it turned out to be, the humor is decent, some jokes do land well even thought there are still many of them that are... childish, the gameplay is actually very enjoyable, the movement is improved from the previous games with some cool additional mechanics that make it very smooth and fun to play, and the characters are actually likeable!

There's way more exploration this time around, every planet has some secrets to find, and even pieces of gear to unlock which you can wear to change the way the character looks. There are also minigames as well which I tried out but they're just okay, nothing special.

Although the main story is not really memorable, it's just another adventure where you have to save the world, I did like how the rifts played a role in it, and the mechanic of how you can traverse the rifts is impressive, the way all various worlds load instantly and they also look gorgeous really shows the high quality of the game, and the effort that was put into making it.

The puzzles are alright but damn they really slow down the pacing, and there are actually many of them, not too many but more than enough.

And even with all the improvements on the movement, the additional quality of life mechanics and the brand new protagonist, at the end of the day it's still a Ratchet & Clank game and it plays very similarly to the previous games, the shooting doesn't feel fresh, and I honestly think this could've been fixed if Rivet had different weapons and play-style, it would make the game less repetitive and more rewarding.

This game is honestly a blast, it's not anything new but it does feel like a next-generation game in many ways, the haptic feedback and adaptive triggers enhance the gameplay, and the instant teleportation helps with the fast paced action and beautiful cinematic set-pieces.

It might be quite short but it's still very much worth trying out, it's just a fun little adventure, and most importantly, as of right now it's one of the very few games that actually showcases the technology of the PlayStation 5.

Final Rating: "Great" ~ 8/10.

OOOOHHHHHH scarlett....... baby girl... i'm tryna get FREAKY wit youuuuu!!!!! ♪𝅘𝅥𝅯𝄞𝅂𝇕♫♫

It was alright for the first 20 minutes but later on the tasks took too much time and the game seemed a bit slow and boring


Imagine getting your ass beat in a fight and you get a fucking Zeppelin as recompense

I have a ton of nostalgia for this game...even though it's somewhat lack-luster. the conflict between the dark prince and the prince goes hard though. i love the dialogue between them. overall though it's alright. it's fun but it could've been better!!!

Has a good number of fun new mechanics, but it usually ends up feeling incredibly underbaked.

I'm emotionally conflicted about this game.
Did I enjoy it? Well... yeah... but not really...honestly it's not even a good game, it's actually a terrible game, it does everything a game needs to do in a very bad way, and it's just not meant to be a fun experience overall, yet I still believe that it's not a bad game.

At first, I enjoyed the gameplay more than the story, walking actually feels nice, having to be careful about the terrain, managing my cargo and exploring the world felt really cool. Sure there are many annoying mechanics, but if you're careful enough, it's relaxing.
The driving is kind of weird though, sometimes it's alright but most of the time you end up getting stuck on rocks and it can get irritating, so there are moments where walking is the superior option.

There are many gadgets and tools to use, you can even create bridges and roads, and that's great but the game never really explains how to actually do it, so I ended up walking or using a vehicle. I did take advantage of the online features though, which are pretty helpful but nothing special.

Now, for the story, I don't know what to say except from the fact that it's very confusing, especially the first half of the game, so many unanswered questions, bizarre scenes and things that don't make sense at all. It's honestly quite funny, and I was very desperate to get to know more and more, but in the end... the story did make more sense, and it got better, but many things still confuse me, it's a complicated story and the characters are interesting, but there's just so much information, you can easily lose track of what's happening, mostly because the last few hours are just non-stop cutscenes and explanations upon explanations. I got to admit though, the plot twists near the end, and the emotional scenes actually made me appreciate the story more.

I don't know if I even recommend this game to anyone, it's truly one-of-a-kind, a unique experience like no other, and even though it's a mess of a videogame, it's just something else.

Final Rating: "Almost Good" ~ 6.5/10.