MKStrikesAgain
Unironically, a master class sequel. The ending of the first entry was a bit too open for my taste and while I liked the cast, I think the cast of the sequel is way more appealing. The characters are fun and charming, though I have to mention that sometimes it was a bit too sexualized (especially some of the odd things Teruteru and Mikan say). It is a good follow up story on the ending of Danganronpa 1 and the ending left me very satisfied. The island with its different designed parts was pretty fun to explore and see through. One of my problems with the first games was also how in the middle of the game, the actual murder cases kind of fell flat? Their mystery was either kind of stupid or just not really intriguing, but its quite the opposite with this game's cases. They're wonderfully presented and it was a great joy to see them slowly unfold, especially with some of the case-related gimmicks. Especially the last portion of the game is very strong and I absolutely love how the ending plays out. The two smaller gimmick modes Island Mode and the Usami mode are also nice additions next to the main story.
The game is almost double as long as the first game but it never felt tiring to play nor does it overstay its welcome. A very good sequel.
The game is almost double as long as the first game but it never felt tiring to play nor does it overstay its welcome. A very good sequel.
The super hero stuff is cool but the missions are boring and the overworld quests are really buggy and therefore sometimes just annoying to even complete. It has a lot of detail relating to the DC content but in every other way the game falls kind of flat especially compared to Scribblenauts Unlimited.
2014
Comparisions to the original RE4 and the game being made Shinji Mikami himself, kind of made me really hyped for this. I played around ~5 hours and I did really dig the atmosphere and what was shown story wise. Sadly I think it in general just controls very clunky, which wouldnt be too much of a problem, if the combat was at least fun. Fighting and killing enemies didnt feel satisfying at all unlike other more action-focused games in the genre. Fights in general rather felt like a chore than actually a fun activity. You do get a good amount of ammo especially when stealthing enemies but its not really useful, if using it isnt fun at all.
The game just feels like it tried to mix inspirations from a lot of horror games but wasnt able to do any of them really good (but not really bad either).
Might come to it one day for the story, since that actually seemed like a very interesting part, but the rest of the game sadly was a lackluster so far.
PS: The PC port on steam is fucking terrible
The game just feels like it tried to mix inspirations from a lot of horror games but wasnt able to do any of them really good (but not really bad either).
Might come to it one day for the story, since that actually seemed like a very interesting part, but the rest of the game sadly was a lackluster so far.
PS: The PC port on steam is fucking terrible
Really dope game.
It's basically a third-person shooter version of Luigi's Mansion. The fact how well made this game is made is crazy and even crazier is, that its the actual cast from the movies playing their respective characters.
It's not really long but I was really suprised by its quality and had a blast playing it.
It's basically a third-person shooter version of Luigi's Mansion. The fact how well made this game is made is crazy and even crazier is, that its the actual cast from the movies playing their respective characters.
It's not really long but I was really suprised by its quality and had a blast playing it.
2023
Nightdive did it again - a remaster that is fairly priced and well made? Crazy. The general overhaul of the graphics such as lighting make it feel much much more modern and nice to look at. Especially the new models are very nice. With Quake II 64, The Reckoning, Ground Zero and a completely new campaign, it makes up for a very good and packed experience. All of that for 10 bucks + it was free for previous owners is amazing.
1986
Music, sprite work, amtosphere and all are great. However some parts just have the usual NES-shenanigans when it comes to level design. Its really short and a okay experience, but its obvious that the many of the franchise's later entries outrank the first game by miles.
2015
What if we met up at Red Rock and killed apes together? 😳👉👈
2023
Amazing plot ans atmosphere with the combination of the real life journal. However, I dont like the ''real'' ending a lot and getting it in the first place is really obnoxious
1987
its a classic yada yada and I do like the game however some parts of it are just shitty designed
2022
biggest change is STILL the new monetization of cosmetics
2011
While many in the fanbase see this as a silly, but bad game (while most of them havent played it), I'd say that Dead Souls is really fun. Its not as polished as other Yakuza games in terms of combat, since here its something completely different, but despite the somewhat clunky controls i's very fun. The selection for the characters was great and especially bringing back Ryuji with a freaking machine gun arm was awesome. Worth the play and I had a lot of fun with this game.
2018
this happened to my coop buddy
2015
emily is a bitch to be honest
I normally dont have any interest for Telltale games, since they seem just a bit too boring to me. I do like Borderlands and decided to play this. I totally dont regret it. If you are a fan of the world, the characters and the general Lore of Borderlands, then you should have a lot of fun with this one. Its point and click gameplay, which was pretty okay and the amount of choices you have was also alright.
2014
Not much to say about this one. I think the story was pretty cool and I guess the artstyle isnt that bad either, but the core combat is pretty clunky. Did the 100% and getting all collectibles is a fucking chore. The story was getting real interesting near the end, but it ended up with it being presented poorly