DiveDeep
Pretty basic game that started the series. Definitely appreciate how the series evolved.
1984
The second and final part of a "puzzle".
The game is just screens of random stuff. It's a result of the winner from an art book putting up the prize into an expensive video game. The many versions are also different, so the prize is virtually impossible.
This game makes even the worst games that have DLC, microtransactions and NFT's look like the greatest freeware game by comparison.
A videogame in name only.
For more details, check out the presentation "(Hareraiser): The Worst Game Ever" at the 2017 Norwich Gaming Festival.
The game is just screens of random stuff. It's a result of the winner from an art book putting up the prize into an expensive video game. The many versions are also different, so the prize is virtually impossible.
This game makes even the worst games that have DLC, microtransactions and NFT's look like the greatest freeware game by comparison.
A videogame in name only.
For more details, check out the presentation "(Hareraiser): The Worst Game Ever" at the 2017 Norwich Gaming Festival.
1984
The first part of a "puzzle".
The game is just screens of random stuff. It's a result of the winner from an art book putting up the prize into an expensive video game. The many versions are also different, so the prize is virtually impossible.
This game makes even the worst games that have DLC, microtransactions and NFT's look like the greatest freeware game by comparison.
A videogame in name only.
For more details, check out the presentation "(Hareraiser): The Worst Game Ever" at the 2017 Norwich Gaming Festival.
The game is just screens of random stuff. It's a result of the winner from an art book putting up the prize into an expensive video game. The many versions are also different, so the prize is virtually impossible.
This game makes even the worst games that have DLC, microtransactions and NFT's look like the greatest freeware game by comparison.
A videogame in name only.
For more details, check out the presentation "(Hareraiser): The Worst Game Ever" at the 2017 Norwich Gaming Festival.
2022
The game feels around 80% finished. Feels like 1 game and two sidequests were retooled into 3 paths. The fully open-world feels outdated.
Sadly, this is an improvement on Sword and Shield since if feels focused on what it wants to be.
Sadly, this is an improvement on Sword and Shield since if feels focused on what it wants to be.
Excellent RPG. If you are looking for a classic, turn based RPG. This is one of the best of this generation.
2016
Really good game that is a interesting twist on the Yu-Gi-Oh Formula. Sadly, since it's a F2P Game, it has all of the problems of that system.
Very happy that Persona and the Shin Megami Tensei series in general is represented in Smash. Enjoyable character to play aswell.
Most of the characters in this pack are among the top of the Ultimate meta. Fun characters though.
2003
My favorite driving game of all time.
2022
The biggest bait and switch I've ever seen.
2020
While it has all of the problems that occur with the F2P model, it has lots of content during it's 3 year lifecycle to justify playing it now.
2023
Rating is based on the gameplay which is good, but the story is not great, especially the last few stages which get quite wacky.
2019
Doesn't know what it wants to be. It either wants to be an open world game or a traditional Pokémon game.
Also, Hop might be the worst rival in the series.
Also, Hop might be the worst rival in the series.
The game is not great in terms of chapter design, but the game is a good remake that expands upon the 1997 release.
1999
A simple, but addictive game with good driving mechanics for the time.