Gravity rush 2 is the sequel to the critically acclaimed and well beloved 1st gravity rush.

And while visually the game has had a major improvement, and the controls have been overhauled, I can genuinely say that this game is somehow worse than the 1st. Keep in mind that I really did enjoy the 1st game, and usually for a sequel especially if you come from the PS Vita game that later got a ps4 remaster, then go into the sequel already on the ps4, you except improvements.

I can definitely say that the controls here are somehow worse than the 1st game, in the sense that while Kat is easier to control, For some reason the lock on, cause I guess you can kind of say this game does have a lock on future, is just downright broken. Because just because you were able to lock onto an enemy, and when you gravity kick, it doesn't mean that the attack is actually going to land; that's not because the enemy moves out of the way or anything, it's just because for some random reason the flow of gravity will just knock you into every single thing that isn't the enemy.

The camera is just the most annoying thing in the entire game because it honest-to-God feels like the camera is fighting you throughout the entire game, and I urge you to turn off the motion sensitivity, this is essentially the game making it so the gyro control in your controller can control the camera which is the most annoying thing cause you can end up accidentally aiming somewhere where you don't want it to so I suggest just putting the sensitivity down to 0.

The story is interesting, I guess I can break it down into 3 different parts, parts 1 and 2 are good having to deal with understanding pain, and trying to control the world's one own need is selfish. I believe the characters they introduced in terms of Lisa, Ceici, Yogo, and a few others are good. Raven is always great to see as always.

Sadly most of the characters who returned from the 1st game don't really play much of an impact, up until the end but even then I guess you can say that the 1st game did that but it's kind of a shame because they could have played a bigger part.

Challenges here are actually more fun as even though some of the gold medals are hard to get, they are at the very least achievable and it feels like you can actually realistically get them and doesn't feel like the game is going too crazy with what it demands to get said gold like in the first. It's actually an improvement over the 1st game's challenges.

What I can say is the side missions are downright horrible I cannot remember a single one except for the 1 where you have to take an old man to different spots throughout the town and later Kat sings a song that reminds the old man of his which was a really touching moment.

Another one I could probably mention is the asshole father, Who essentially doesn't want his daughter to date somebody who's poor and in the 1st mission you meet him in hes an absolute jackass and unlikable.
In the 2nd mission with this jackass, the boyfriend defends the father, and he does accept the boy to date his daughter, it doesn't make him any less of a jackass for how he acts.

Also I don't like how after everything that happened in the 1st game, the city still treats Kat like shit.
And I get it, after time passes people tend to forget big moments.

Like for example if there was a war going on in real life right now, and let's say we won the war - Like yeah it's amazing right now (in terms of when it's finally over) but in like the far future, it probably wouldn't mean much to people in said future, but considering I think this barely a 3 year gap, it makes it seem like the town is full of entitled asshats.

I think the addition of the new location was always nice, however as soon as they brought back the old city from the 1st game, the new city kind of just lags behind and you kind of just realize that the game both in the 2nd half and last half are mainly just set in the 1st game's city... kind of making it seem like that new area was both established to be its own thing, but I guess the developers didn't like it, but I personally did.

The game has a lot of awful missions, especially the biggest issue which everybody has probably been pointing out, that being the stealth missions and having to follow some random jackass to one location either take a picture, or eavesdrop on them. It literally is just a waste of time and feels like a chore.

I can say that the story is good in my opinion, you're not going to like the controls of the sequel, you'll actually somehow be shocked how much worse the sequels controls are compared to the 1st games, but the story itself is not so much more an improvement... but more so a continuation of the first game's story to both fill in gaps and answer questions with a new menace. The overarching story tied in both games was great.

Before I get to the endings though, let me just say that I played The Raven DLC after finishing the game and getting the true ending, I will say that Raven's DLC seemed sort of like a retconning and changing of timelines just because the developers has no clue what the hell to do with the kids on the ark and Zaza (Raven's/Sachya's brother).

In terms of story, they do a good job with Raven's DLC, so that even if you do have an issue with it at the very least, it's a good way to kind of close the book on that left question from the previous game, I also appreciate that the 3rd part of Gravity Rush 2 addresses the questions from the previous games flashbacks.


I will definitely say that in terms of design, the bosses look amazing, they're just not fun to fight against.

Now obviously there's doesn't apply to all bosses, I think the 1v1 fights Against enemies that are similar to that of the gravity powers like for example you fight a mind-controlled Raven, you fight one of the last bosses who's like this electricity girl named Elektricitie, you fight Kali who's this angel type girl; Those fights are fun because you have the open area to fight in and you're not in a tight space area to fight a singular boss who just happens to be giant.

Now this wouldn't be an issue however the final bosses in both part 2 and the final part, even though they're in the city and the city has an opened area, where you fight them, they only remain in THAT AREA, so the camera has issues again. The final boss is actually really cool, it sort of reminds me of one of the demons from Doom.

Gravity Rush 2 has a good story that I think everybody should check out, however the biggest issue for me with this game apart from the controls that are somehow worse than the 1st, is my biggest issue is the game feels like a chore to play.

If your game feels like something where I have to motivate myself in order to play it because you're not giving me things that are cool to motivate me to want to play it, and I'm only continuing it just because I know that when I finish it I'll probably never play it again... that shows that you should have made your game play more fun and less time consuming.


So overall I can't say it's better than the 1st game, the story is really good, but everything else from the game play to the side missions, so even the regular missions that aren't boss fights that are one 1v1, is just a chore.

I recommend for the story, not so much the game play, so I just honestly suggest watching the story online.

I do hope one day that Gravity Rush 3 comes out and they improve and actually fix a lot of the issues that 2 has.

Thanks for reading!

Left 4 Dead is the iconic Zombie game that EVERYONE once in their life if you've ever used Steam or an Xbox 360.
The game features a terrifying run downed post apocalyptic America, overrun with infected (zombies).

The game features 4 protagonist:
- Francis (a biker with attitude who isn't that bright but is very courageous and funny)

-Louis (an office worker who can be both very smart and likeable in terms of character, however his A.I. in game is always the one that seems to do whatever it wants for no reason, sometimes wandering off to either die, or leave you behind, or taking supplies that he doesn't need),

-Zoey (Beautiful and Cute College Student who is both afraid and yet comedic when she has to be, however surviving a Zombie apocalypse is never easy, though she is the one you always want to pick to play as, because:
1. She's cute
2. She's Hot
3. She's the only Girl Character
4. She's voiced by Jen Taylor [Voice of Cortana from Halo, and Princess Peach in Mario]
Zoey is best girl)

- Bill (A veteran who has the instinct of survival who essentially understands the infected and is very tactical when it comes to attacking, and running from the infected)


The game is reliant on you working together as a team regardless of who you choose on the adventure, your team works as a unit to defend against the infected, as well as making sure you are all well supplied, and help each other out when facing the hordes.
A member of the party certainly can be killed, but at the very it doesn't leave your party completely vulnerable, as you can make it with all 3 members, or 2 members, and sometimes if you're really lucky with 1.
However, don't ever attempt to wander forward and get ahead of your group, this is not a Zombie game where you're a badass lone-wolf, YOU WILL DIE if you are not together as a group.

You could say "that's lame cause it means the game is limited to me having to stay with the group" yes but that's the point, you're not DOOM GUY or the Master Chief, you're a (Female College Student/Moronic Biker/Anxious Ex-Office Worker/ Old Veteran in his 60s), you need to work as a unit.

Now it would be a boring game if you only had to face hordes of regular zombies, but OH NO, the infected have something of their own that are to even the playing field of traversal.
These are known as the special infected, who are mutated zombies with special abilities due to the infection mutating the victims who were contaminated by it.

In L4D1 there are 5 special infected, with one of them being unplayable in VERSUS mode (i'll get to that):

- Boomer (Obese Fat People who were infected by the Green Flu which caused these individuals to essentially inflate like a balloon while having all these pustules spread all throughout their heads, necks, and stomachs. The main purpose of these infected are to do 1 simple thing:
1. Vomit on you to automatically summon a horde to your direction cause a lot of damage.
These Fatasses are easy to kill, as they are very fragile to damage, 1 hit will cause them to explode, but you will recieve no damage)

- Hunters (The best way I can describe them is they are essentially like Assassin's from Assassin's Creed, except they ludge at you, and attempt to rip out your organs [in terms of the game they just repeat an animation of them attacking you until either they get killed or they successfully kill you] and they scream whenever they ludge, they're the best to play as due to their speed, and the distance they are able to travel, they are not difficult to kill as once they land on you, they cannot stop the attack, allowing for a team mate to save you, or vice versa, they're the best to play as in versus if you just want to traverse the maps.

- Smoker (these special infected are what they sound like, essentially lung cancer people who were infected by the green flew which caused the Smokers to have a elongated tongue which is used as a means to trap the survivors/ separate them. They always take the stealth approach, positioning themselves in areas just out of view, and purposefully will attempt to take out the easiest target by sticking their tongues and latching it onto the player, dragging them towards the Smoker. If the Smoker grabs a player and is successful in pulling the survivor towards them, the Smoker will proceed to backslash the survivor while still trapped, this can be stopped by killing the Smoker. However the Smoker is not an idiot as it purposefully will try to separate a survivor NOT SPECFICALLY FOR IT TO KILL/DAMAGE THE SURVIVIOR, but to make sure that it drags it so that a Boomer can vomit on the trapped survivor, or so the Hunter can later lunge onto the play, working in unison just like the survivors).

- The Tank (This is an infected Body Builder who most likely was taking Steroids and with the mixture of the Green Flu turned them into a roided out psycho giant force of nature that will cause MAJOR DAMAGE to the party. These beasts have A LOT OF HEALTH, so much so that they will run at you, and just by them hitting you, can launch you back making you take massive damage, and they are able to summon [I say summon because the way the animation plays it shows the Tank ripping the rock from the ground, however the ground itself remains the same] a giant rock that can be thrown at hit you, ALSO CAUSING DAMAGE.
The Tank is able to hit objects that are scattered around the map towards you, that can actually down you pretty easily, like the cars. These guys take MASSIVE AMOUNT OF TIME to kill as they are not only strong, but have a lot of health. Thankfully they only appear rarely in specific areas of the map, and you know they're coming because a specific song will play, alerting you that a Tank has arrived).

- The Witch (the only unplayable special infected that essentially is woman who is either nearly naked, or wears an outfit that is tattered that cries and covers her face. DO NOT GET ANYWHERE NEAR THIS INFECTED, if you see it, stay far away from it, and turn off your light and try to sneak passed. The Witch is technically the second strongest special infected in the game, as if you were to alert her in ANYWAY via shooting, getting too close, or continuing to shine your flash light at her will cause to get angry. ALL PLAYERS will recieve an alert that one of the survivors has awoken the Witch, when this happens, you better run to your fellow survivors, or take whats coming to you, as the Witch will chase after you with this horrifying face with elongated fingers that look more like spikes, and will automatically down you upon hitting you, and will continue to damage you while you're downed. It takes a while to kill the Witch and luckily, the Witch will only aim for the 1 Player who decided to disturb her. If she successfully kills the player she will move on to the next player if another is near, however the damage she does won't be as severe.)

The game features 6/7 Campaigns however 1 of them is for survival mode only, and 3 of them are DLC maps, so if you're playing vanilla there are 4 maps. Each map is broken down into 4 different sections with each section getting harder and harder. The game will throw everything at you to stop you from getting to the safe rooms, after successfully getting to every safe room, the section of the game will load, as the previous will be unloaded and unplayable. After the 3rd safe room, you get to the end and enjoy the credits of that map. Which act like a movie which is fun.

The maps (including DLC):

1. No Mercy
2. Blood Harvest
3. Dead Air
4. Death Toll
5. Crash Course (DLC)
6. The Sacrifice (DLC) - [This DLC is further explored in L4D2, as the impact of this map, is later canonically continued in 2, with the Death of one of the L4D1 Survivors]
7. The Last Stand (DLC - Survival Map on a Light House which is non-canon, as every other Map IS CANON).

The game makes sure you prioritize on your supplies via having health packs, ammo, weapons, throwables (Molotov, grenades, pipe bombs, Boomer Biles), medicine, etc. Which you are able to share with your fellow survivors. However please know that you are able to take a primary weapon and secondary, you are not allowed 2 primaries, and if you want a melee you're going to lose your secondary, so think wisely.

The best feature is the versus mode which is a unique mode that is essentially the campaign except you are with other players who are either your party or who are playing as the special infected, and if you thought the A.I.'s were too easy, get ready because now you're playing against a real person who might know the ins and outs of the game, making it tough for you and your fellow players to traverse. It's a fun and exhilarating mode I recommend you all to play with friends.

The game makes sure you use your head along with your team, which is great. It helps a lot with the atmosphere of the game and the soundtrack as well. The animations for the infected are amazing, and unique.

L4D1 is an amazing experience I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND SPECIFICALLY BECAUSE...

L4D2 is the better package now. Reason I say this is because L4D2 features all of these previous maps, and survivors, as well as adding the features from L4D2 along with it's special infected.
So if you're planning on playing L4D, first, play it on steam as it features more options for online, solo, as well as the ability to mod. Play L4D2 as it has all the maps from L4D1 and is essentially the complete package for playing 1 and 2.

Great game, though play L4D2 on steam, don't buy the original.

The definitive Smash Bros games, featuring all the characters from all generations of smash! With spectacular dlc featuring: Joker from Persona 5, the Hero from Dragon Quest, Banjo-Kazooie, Terry Bogard from King of Fighters, Byleth from Fire Emblem Three Houses, Min-Min From Arms, Minecraft Steve, Sephiroth from Final Fantasy 7/7 Remake, Kazuya Mishima from Tekken, Pyra/Mythra from Xenoblade Chronicle 2, and Sora from Kingdom Hearts! A smash game you have to own if you love Smash and all the generations of it. Thank you Sakurai ⭐️❤️

The game is a smash clone, but lacks the impact of Smash, due to the fact that overall it lacks the things that make smash fun. A lot of companies think that if they were directly to copy that would be a bad thing however it's when you take away and implement worse features that make them bad copies.

The roster is unique featuring Warner Brother characters like Superman, Batman, Harley Quinn, Wonder Woman, Iron Giant, Bugs Bunny, Steven Universe, Garnet, Game of Thrones GIrl (Sorry don't know her name nor care to), Finn, Jake, Tom and Jerry, Velma, and Ultra Instinct Shaggy. As well as having more characters coming later like Morty from Rick and Morty, Black Adam from DC, and Stripe from Gremilins.

Now the roster is both good and bad. The reason I say it's good is because there is a unique selection, however it's bad because 24% of the roster is being taken up by DC Characters. When Black Adam gets added along with Stripe and Morty, it'll take the roster from 17 to 20, and DC character will be making 25 percent of roster, this is an issue, personally don't want to see this become like smash bros with every new entry thinking people love Fire emblem when if anything most tolerate or hate it. (good games no doubt, but too many FE characters in smash).

The gameplay is godawful, there is no dash feature like in smash where if you tilt the thumbstick twice quickly you dash or sprint towards your enemy, here characters slowly walk/walkrun to their opponent. For some reason they attempted to be different and ruined the combat by instead of chaining attacks from a simple push of the buttons, instead you have to side + neutral in order for a chain attack to work. What I mean is in smash if you press A (speaking in terms of playing with a gamecube controller) a bunch, your character can hit your opponent a lot with a repetitive chain nuetral attack, not influence by any of the directions, however here it instead switches the nuetral A, with the side A, so side A chains, but nuetral does a weird charge attack.

There is almost no impact to when you launch an opponent off screen nor does the controller vibrate, your just sort of floats off and they're dead, oh no. It doesn't have the impact of knocking someone out like in smash.

The game is very lacking and is a worse version of smash, CAN IT GET BETTER? yes, they are adding more characters, but they need to fix the speed of the game, they need to make knock outs more impactful. And for the roster add more unique characters that ARE NOT DC Characters.

For right now just stick to smash. This game luckily is free but is not good enough from to switch from playing smash to this.

Overall a very interesting story, fun unique gameplay though it did get a bit repetitive, the characters were somewhat likeable but also underdeveloped, some you care for others you don't.
The difficulty spikes were noticeable but with enough skill you could figure out the tricks to getting passed certain bosses (though if you're like me and hate using your head and instead like being strong and grinding to high levels making bosses feel like cheap enemies, then you won't notice it).

The story was really cool, I think traveling to a parallel dimension was awesome.

I think a big con for me is lack of voice acting, even if someone could say " you would've gotten a shitty dub" a dub is better than no dub. I think parts that show emotion with Narumi, Kaya, and ESPECIALLY THAT SCENE WITH GOUTO DOUJI needed voice actors. Even comedic moments with Narumi lack voice actors so it makes the joke not hit as hard when reading it.

Overall I have to say very highly rated SMT game that deserves the praise,
I had a really enjoyable time with it, In terms of story it's better than 5 and nocturne, and while the gameplay is unique, I had more fun with smt Nocturne and V in terms of gameplay. Overall have to give it a 8/10 for story, 7/10 for gameplay, 3/10 for characters, and 9/10 for the environments, for an overall rating of 7.5/10, or in terms of stars 4/5 stars

A unique game with Kameo being a fairy girl with the ability to transform into Monsters of distinct abilities, having fun, unique worlds and beautiful designs for both the monsters and the world of Kameo. Kameo herself being very cute and yet cool in design. Also this game has a lot of smart game design with having to use your monster transformations in order to solve puzzles for certain areas. This game is an amazing gem that sadly never received a sequel but I highly recommend anyone to check out.

Again, while I completely understand the history and competitons with Fireworld, with this being the second entry within the quadrology. Like Earthworld, this game just feels bad to play nowadays, now it's cool that each new room to explore has a new minigame, but ever since the competition ended there's really no point in playing this other than wanting to play tedious minigames with cryptic clues and objectives, with the only really interesting thing being the comics and rewards people who played this who enter the competition got. Like Earthworld, Fireworld has great history but gameplay wise is meh.

Played on Atari 50.

What makes Waterworld different is the game drops you into the tedious minigames and then drops you into the overworld and every new room you play the minigames first then continue to the next room, and yes the minigames with the shark and jelly fish are tedious but passable, the stupid platform one is straight up unfair.

This is the 3rd entry in the quadrology and it suffers from having an awesome history where you used the game in tandem with the comics and got rewards, and then a special reward to those who went to the competition. But there's no point playing this now other than if you like torture via tedious minigames.

Water world is meh, (not the movie, that movies ass) this game is meh.

Played on Atari 50.

Neo the World Ends with you is the Sequel to the World Ends with You: Final Remix and has a great story, as well as characters, and good yet repetitively annoying gameplay incomparison to the first game.

Neo allows you to have a group of party members (up to 6) compared to its predecessor which was mainly just partners. The new characters are enjoyable and funny, and the returning characters are a treat and emotional to witness all grown up.

The game is a great sequel which only suffers from 1 slight set back... levels go on for way too long, I understand the reason for this is because the original TWEWY was a DS Game (as Well as Ported to Mobile and to Switch), so the legend of TWEWY, was at the very least a long game for a ds game at the time. So I understand the length of the game needed to be extended. However the issue becomes when the game starts padding out levels to no end.


The beginning of the game is great, the middle is where it slogs and drags way too much that it can honestly make you want to quit halfway through. The biggest levels at fault for this issue are Week 1 Day 7, Week 2 Day 6 and 7, the game pads these levels out with the game stopping your for long drawn out dialogue conversations, or repetitive noise enemy encounters.


However... If you stick it out though, towards the end/final weeks you start to enjoy the game again and seeing characters from the previous game appear is so sweet, and the story get really good and emotional. Also the music really goes all out towards the end.

I myself nearly quit after reaching Week 2 Day 7 and witnessing that day, really was padded out, but luckily I pushed through, and was able to finish. I think this is a game where you play it once and never again, but if you're planning on playing it, try to enjoy it, you'll find it very enjoyable, and a worthy sequel to the original
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