So this game is essentially an Assassin's Creed clone, but for some reason they copy damn near everything except the climbing mechanics, so traversing the big empty open world in this is incredibly tedious because you can't climb the majority of things. The constant instant fail stealth missions are the worst, and I really don't know why developers keep including them, but this game seemed to do it nearly every quest. Also got really really sick of hearing Shimura cry about honour constantly, like my dude your island is being taken over and your people are being slaughtered but apparently fighting back is bad unless you look them in the eye as you kill them. Parts of this game are really pretty though, especially the flowery areas. I enjoyed the plot and characters for the first 2 acts.

This is now my favorite Bum Creed game, my previous favorite was Unity. The only thing I didn't like about this is the bounty system, it gets annoying when you're trying to do something and multiple bounty hunters roll up on you, I wish I could just kill them all and that'd be it, but when you kill them, an infinite number of new one's will replace what you kill. (EDIT: I just went back to Origins and it reminded me of one more negative thing about Odyssey and that's the lack of a playable loading screen)

This was a cute little n64 throwback. If you don't have any nostalgia for N64 graphics, you probably won't get much out of this. My only real issue was that once you finish a level, it sends you back to the level select screen, which is a book, but it sends you to the first page so you have to scroll back through all the level pages you've done to get to the next one. Also the camera can get stuck on things, especially in the haunted mansion level, but to be fair that's part of the n64 nostalgia.

Someone I was a dick to bought me this like 4 years ago, anyway I recently played The Gunk and saw it was the same developers so I figured I would finally play it. It was fairly simple and enjoyable for the most part, I hated the last boss though, the game does that thing that some games do where the majority of the game is easy and then suddenly the end is 1000 times harder. The other issue I had was that in the mines there are doors you can enter to get to another area, to enter them you press up on either the d-pad or the stick, which can get annoying when your jumping around and accidentally enter doors, there's plenty of unused buttons they could've mapped that to, so I'm not sure why they did it. It's very short too, but that's a good thing because I'm in a do nothing mood at the moment, so I was looking to play something I could finish in one sitting, otherwise I'd play a few hours, turn it off and then struggle to come back to it.