It's very good but it gets way too much credit, while the open world innovative mechanics were neat, i kind of feel that this game gets away with a lot of flaws that other open world game get butchered for, and that's reskinned enemies and repetitive puzzles and a world that feels empty and lacks good side content.
Aside from the shrine puzzles and not all of them are good, there's few interesting things that you can do with it.
I do however respect its influence on the open world design, no markers and traversal mechanics should be the go-to in open world games.

"[lego noises]"

lego star wars the complete saga is objectively the best video game of all time, at least according to Mr video games himself, Mr Miyamoto. got this when i was like 6? fell in love like god knows how many millions of other kids. i think this game has the strongest set of rose colored glasses i've ever had on a piece of media. i can recognize it objectively has flaws, but my brain simply does not recognize them while i play it. i'm simply a kid again. i'm glad tt games has been succsessful for decades off of the lego games, but literally nothing compares to this and lego batman one. the ultimate children's video game. something i willl definitely show my kids one day. vehicle levels FUCKING SUCK though.

Despite being a spin-off, strikers feels like more of a sequel to Persona 5 than anything else, it feels very final in a "what if the gang had one last adventure" sort of way, being a sucker for wholesome times, it was great, the combat is far more action based as it's no longer confined to the turn based trappings of the mainline Persona entries, you're dispatching dozens of enemies at once, and that's great fun. The soundtrack feels both similar to Persona 5 while having a more "rock" sensibility which works shockingly well with its Jazz archetype. The only issue I have with the game is that the final boss felt like it went on forever, otherwise, a solid sendoff for the characters, though I doubt Atlus will stop milking the games.

Simplesmente mais uma das mitadas do Takahashi. Jogo autoral pra caramba que tentou simular a experiência de explorar e conhecer o mundo de um MMO em jogo solo, enquanto tem um sistema de combate baseado em posicionamento, sinergias e adaptação do jogador. É verdade que a história esfria um pouco depois do grande clímax que ocorre no meio do enredo, mas os temas deste são coerentes com a escolha de design do jogo e seu imenso conteúdo opcional que provavelmente é capaz de mais que dobrar o tempo de jogo caso o faça 100%. Ps: O Monado é a melhor arma dos video games

My favourite of the trilogy, went in with mild expectations due to criticisms of the ending and came out incredibly surprised with how the finale of the entire trilogy turned out. Sure, the ending was just okay and could’ve been better but wow everything else in this game was riveting as HELL.

The gameplay was fun as hell, the story and characters are at their absolute best here and the culmination of storylines in the prior two games were wonderfully wrapped up in ME3, and it left me feeling emotional at times too. I adore the cast a lot and they truly shine in the Citadel DLC as well as their interactions throughout the game. I do have complaints yet they feel minor in comparison to just how much I can praise this game in regards to being an epic finale, and being a perfect sendoff for the series. A masterpiece, one of the best works of art I’ve seen and I already miss playing it, phenomenal experience.

a história é boa, os gráficos são ótimos, é um ramake muito bom, mas dirigir carro neste jogo é uma tortura, principalmente se vc for fazer a missão da corrida ou fugir de varios policiais

a narrativa e os personagens me agradaram bastante
os cenarios ficaram otimos, a atmosfera "1930" e guerras de mafias foram muito bem feitas

nunca joguei jogos da franquia, mas esse jogo me fez me interessar sobre a franquia,