RealFabs
Story/plot were amazing, gameplay is alright, gets pretty repetetive, but the story is carrying this A LOT. Also the planets all look very great and the Guardians have great personalities.
2023
best horror game I've played
This game is a masterpiece and I will die on that hill if anyone wants to fight me about it
2020
Honestly I think I'm still just like 15% in but man this game is a masterpiece and a half - and you already know it.
This review contains spoilers
This DLC straight up SLAPS.
At first I wasn't sure if the 25-30€ I paid for this were justified, but this DLC comes with 3 story parts, a lot of fun but hard boss fights and a final "secret" boss that just tests your skill to the MAX.
The first DLC portion was a little slow to get started because it makes you redo some parts of the main game climax, but it actually lets you fight as other characters to switch things up which I gladly accepted. We also get some(!) answers to what happened after KH3, but it still leaves everything ambitious.
The second part of the DLC is about fighting data versions of the real Organization XIII. And boy oh boy let me tell you:
For those boss fights I had to grind to lvl 99 and get the Ultima keyblade to have a chance. Those boss fights are some of the greatest we've ever got. They are tough but mostly very readable. After I got lvl 99 and Ultima it got a lot easier, although I still had to concentrate and actually think about what I'm doing.
The third DLC part is the smallest but also the hardest.
The boss fight against Yozora.
I had to take a lot of tries and actually learn his moveset over hours to actually beat him. It was hard, frustrating... but also a lot of fun because it's just so damn cool.
So yeah, this DLC is pretty much essential for the game and has some of the best stuff for any KH fan in my opinion. I hope KH4 isn't too far away and we can have a lot of fun with it.
At first I wasn't sure if the 25-30€ I paid for this were justified, but this DLC comes with 3 story parts, a lot of fun but hard boss fights and a final "secret" boss that just tests your skill to the MAX.
The first DLC portion was a little slow to get started because it makes you redo some parts of the main game climax, but it actually lets you fight as other characters to switch things up which I gladly accepted. We also get some(!) answers to what happened after KH3, but it still leaves everything ambitious.
The second part of the DLC is about fighting data versions of the real Organization XIII. And boy oh boy let me tell you:
For those boss fights I had to grind to lvl 99 and get the Ultima keyblade to have a chance. Those boss fights are some of the greatest we've ever got. They are tough but mostly very readable. After I got lvl 99 and Ultima it got a lot easier, although I still had to concentrate and actually think about what I'm doing.
The third DLC part is the smallest but also the hardest.
The boss fight against Yozora.
I had to take a lot of tries and actually learn his moveset over hours to actually beat him. It was hard, frustrating... but also a lot of fun because it's just so damn cool.
So yeah, this DLC is pretty much essential for the game and has some of the best stuff for any KH fan in my opinion. I hope KH4 isn't too far away and we can have a lot of fun with it.
2019
I'mma be real with you all.
I love this game.
THERE, I SAID IT.
In the beginning few hours I actually had a harder time to get into it because I was so used to the graphics of the older games and seeing everything and everyone in such high detail kind of put me off I guess (lol). But after a break that felt like years I wanted to go back.
A lot of people clown on the combat, and I can see where they are coming from. But if you actually want to get into the combat, the form-changes, the combos, the Keyblade-switching... it gets really, really deep - especially on Critical Mode.
The story actually comes to an end in a very satisfying way for someone who played through the series in a span of around two years. Pretty much everything got a nice pay-off.
I would actually give this maybe 4.5-5 stars, but that's for the ReMind DLC for adding a lot of stuff, making the combat even better and giving us the hardest bosses in KH history.
I love this game.
THERE, I SAID IT.
In the beginning few hours I actually had a harder time to get into it because I was so used to the graphics of the older games and seeing everything and everyone in such high detail kind of put me off I guess (lol). But after a break that felt like years I wanted to go back.
A lot of people clown on the combat, and I can see where they are coming from. But if you actually want to get into the combat, the form-changes, the combos, the Keyblade-switching... it gets really, really deep - especially on Critical Mode.
The story actually comes to an end in a very satisfying way for someone who played through the series in a span of around two years. Pretty much everything got a nice pay-off.
I would actually give this maybe 4.5-5 stars, but that's for the ReMind DLC for adding a lot of stuff, making the combat even better and giving us the hardest bosses in KH history.
This game for what it actually is, is pretty alright! However, this was actually a part of Kingdom Hearts 3, but after it got delayed for years Square Enix decided to release this as a sort of prequel-stand-alone game. And because of that it isn't really that long, I think one playthrough is maybe 6 hours long if you don't rush through it (however I have read that people beat it in under 3 hours, so that's that.) Some character models look very off as well like Mickey, Riku, Kairi, Donald... actually there are a few. Luckily, all of them got fixed up for KH3.
Now this game is pretty fun, but I have to say that at the end it gets really frustrating with shoving like 6 bosses back to back into you.
But it has that world with classical music and that shit slapped so hard, one of my favorite KH worlds ever.
But it has that world with classical music and that shit slapped so hard, one of my favorite KH worlds ever.
It's been a while since I actually finished the game, but I remember that I had my fair share of fun, even though it was it's problems. Still better than Re;Chain of Memories though.
It's fine, the game is very slow and boring story-wise in the beginning, it does pick up once you meet Cloud tho
Everything is great except for performance :(
2023
It's crazy how Capcom delivers on pretty much every new RE game, and I'm happy
This game is fucking balling and whoever says anything else is fucking insane - in a bad way.
2020
After the incredible success of Resident Evil 2 Remake, this game had to reach a very high standard. And if you ask me... it fell flat on it's face.
The game is so short, I was baffled it ended during my first session (took me under 5 hours to beat). I don't know how they are still asking for 40€. The original game was the same length, but I still find it quite disappointing that they didn't try to add more to this game. RE2 Remake was at least a few hours longer if you want to get through the story AND you could play it four different times for all the different playable routes.
I really wanted to like this game, the only good aspects are the visuals and the gameplay wasn't terrible. Still a huge letdown after RE2 Remake.
The game is so short, I was baffled it ended during my first session (took me under 5 hours to beat). I don't know how they are still asking for 40€. The original game was the same length, but I still find it quite disappointing that they didn't try to add more to this game. RE2 Remake was at least a few hours longer if you want to get through the story AND you could play it four different times for all the different playable routes.
I really wanted to like this game, the only good aspects are the visuals and the gameplay wasn't terrible. Still a huge letdown after RE2 Remake.
This game is in a weird place for me. I kind of really like it even though there really isn't that much to it.
The story has a stuff you can interpret for yourself, and that's good and all, but overall it's pretty generic. I want to say I like most of the Colossi(?), I think that's where the true fun of this game comes into play, slaughtering beings that are 10-100x your size does make my brain happy, but finding out how to actually get to their weakpoint is just laughably horrendous at times.
I really do like the art and world of this game though, even if it's just empty fields.
The main character is also just very forgettable and doesn't have any qualities except that he wants to revive his girlfriend.
But overall, I can't really give it anything higher than 3 stars, there are too few Colossi and you can get through this game in one session very easily.
The story has a stuff you can interpret for yourself, and that's good and all, but overall it's pretty generic. I want to say I like most of the Colossi(?), I think that's where the true fun of this game comes into play, slaughtering beings that are 10-100x your size does make my brain happy, but finding out how to actually get to their weakpoint is just laughably horrendous at times.
I really do like the art and world of this game though, even if it's just empty fields.
The main character is also just very forgettable and doesn't have any qualities except that he wants to revive his girlfriend.
But overall, I can't really give it anything higher than 3 stars, there are too few Colossi and you can get through this game in one session very easily.