I continue to love the dichotomy between the rating averages and the most liked reviews for popular games on this site. If you want to know the general feeling towards a game, you can just look at the rating, but if you want some extremely bitter nerd shit, there's almost always a few strangely hateful essays on the main page for any new release. It used to annoy me, but I've come to appreciate the consistency.

Anyway, goes without saying, but the game is great. One of the more emotionally resonant stories to ever be told in AAA gaming. Some might argue that a game like this may as well be a movie or show, but I thought the HBO series couldn't quite nail what was achieved here, and the gameplay is a big part of that. It does get slightly repetitive by the end, but I wouldn't change much. I'd never say it's "the Citizen Kane of gaming" or any of that, but it's certainly one of the best I've played

It's a free app with no mandatory ads where you can have a satisfying bullet hell experience in 10-30 minutes. Decent handful of stages, lots of characters and weapons, and some great secret content that I recommend using the wiki for. Not sure why you would dislike or be angry about something like this, lol.

I don't mean to rant, but looking at the top reviews, I'm reminded once again that the community on this site is consistently try hard and contrarian about every single game that gets any amount of attention. I've spent lots of time on sites like this, RYM, Letterboxd, etc. and this one has the most annoyingly negative userbase by far. Don't take yourselves so seriously, it's extremely fucking lame