Mattbattmatt
2017
As a first time player, I enjoyed my time here. It was a fresh experience from a genre I had never really played before. I already knew it had flaws, but after playing more Fire Emblem games (and especially Warriors: Three Hopes), I find this game to be more and more lacking. It's not bad, but it's too basic for its own good and the roster variety is horrible
2019
A fantastic game that reinvented Persona, Shin Megami Tensei, and Atlus has a whole. The whole game is a huge step up in nearly every way compared to P4G and P3P.
It's mediocre. The combat for the most part is worse, with several arts being useless (For shulk) though I did like exploring the Bionios Shoulder and Union Attacks,
2017
The best Mario Kart game that I've played so far, with an abundant amount of content, gorgeous visuals, and a lot of fun. I do sometimes get sick of the game, since it lacks a lot of battle course maps and overall new things that I would appreciate in a sequel.
Great spinoff, and actually fixed a lot of issues that I had with the base game, and somehow looks and performs better in some areas than Three Houses! Endings were rushed so that sucks, but otherwise I enjoyed my time with Three Hopes. Also, the gameplay is my favorite out of any Warriors game so far
2023
I had never played the original, and you don't need to in order to love this masterpiece. Octopath Traveler II has amazing gameplay and it's so much fun to exploit the systems to its limits in order to get the most damage, or to grind (which I found fun!). Additionally, the overall experience and music helped me to adore it.
A FANTASTIC GAME WITH SO MUCH TO DO
I had already loved Breath of the Wild, and everything that it did for the franchise, but Tears of the Kingdom perfects it with a much denser world, different gameplay loops with the Sky & the Depths, and Hyrule feels so amazing to explore. I only had a few issues, mainly with Dungeons and some smaller issues that could have made the game slightly better
I had already loved Breath of the Wild, and everything that it did for the franchise, but Tears of the Kingdom perfects it with a much denser world, different gameplay loops with the Sky & the Depths, and Hyrule feels so amazing to explore. I only had a few issues, mainly with Dungeons and some smaller issues that could have made the game slightly better
A really good prequel that helps to explain and elaborate a lot of what happened in Aionios's past. Unfortunately, the story pacing wasn't what I wanted and overall I can't like this more than the base game, but I really love a lot of its ideas, especially all of the improvements made to exploration
Xenoblade Chronicles 3 is a brilliant conclusion. That's all I have to say
2022
What a brilliant SRPG, it's one of the best one's that I've ever played so far. The story- while I didn't consider it anything special at first, quickly became something that I adored that let the player choose what to do in major story beats. I loved how I was carving my path and while I do realize there's an instance of 1 or 2 times where choices don't actually matter, I think it's okay since the endings and experience more than makes up for it. Additionally, the gameplay is superb in both map design and with units feeling awesome. While there were a few units I didn't like, I think most of units were amazing and filled their niche quite well.
Now that I finished the Golden Route and the Extra Chapter, my review stays the same. Still a wonderful game and I really hope that we get to see a sequel to this game one day that elevates the gameplay and story to new heights
Now that I finished the Golden Route and the Extra Chapter, my review stays the same. Still a wonderful game and I really hope that we get to see a sequel to this game one day that elevates the gameplay and story to new heights