I dropped this 8 years ago and tried again now, only to realize it should have stayed dropped. 

I can't stand this kind of humour.

Not what I expected, and I quickly realized it would just be walking and typing everywhere on my deck.

Idk, just didn't click with me at all.

I expected this to be like GB Zelda. I got just basic "puzzles" and stuck twice in the scenery through screens.

Way hornier than I expected. It put me off the series entirely, and it didn't help when others said the gameplay wasn't anything special.

Cool gimmick but fps are still boring to me.

It feels like it could be good, but I can't shake the feeling that I would rather play Layton instead.

It reminded me too much of Cave Story with how it plays. I'm not too big on Cave Story and don't want to play it again.

I did about 15 levels before I realized I just didn't care about this at all.

Artsyle and combat didn't do anything for me.

This one was just ok. Yeah, it's cool there are a bunch of different routes and endings depending on what you do. It even surprised me a few times with where it went, but I was just annoyed the entire time with the narrator. 

The campaign was just so boring and mindless. The other modes look like they could be fun, but I'm already burned out on this genre.

I wish there was just more to this game... It really could have been great if there had just been more variety in the platforming. It needed just a bit more mechanics to play with. It sucks we're not getting a sequel or something else from the developers.

Replay because I needed a metroidvania.

I was really enjoying this for worlds 1-3, but once world 4 hit, it became a bit annoying. From World 4 onward, you are not able to prepare to see the purple shots materializing out of nowhere, so it really just becomes a lot of trial and error.

It was a bit of a slow burn, but it was very easy to immerse myself here. I enjoyed the mystery here and, for once, the voice acting.

I don't have too much experience with twin-stick shooters, but I enjoyed this one. I liked the variety of characters you could play. I could see it being better in co-op, or if I cared more for the ranks, I would rather just play Nex Machina.

I really liked the weapon variety and the music. Everything else is just fine.

It's a pretty good puzzler, and I did enjoy my time with it, but I just didn't have any desire to do the optional/secret levels.

This was another one I initially dropped years ago after seeing how many levels there were. Only completed episodes A-C in solo legacy but that's already 300 levels... Sometimes a game just has too much.

It was probably the weirdest game played, and I had no idea what to expect. What I got was a short, eerie, and relaxing experience.

I played this like 8 years ago and dropped it pretty quickly. I'm starting to realize I like more and more games that are just boss rushes now. I still wish you could rematch bosses instantly like you do with the final boss, but it was still a great time.

Such a short experience, but I really wanted more of that spy movie feeling.

I know it gets talked up as one of the best, but I just saw all the annoying things it has from Isaac. I appreciate they tried to fix some of the issues, like letting you speed up in between rooms, teleports, and saving health drops, and you could check the Ammonomicon to read each item, but it still seems like a wiki game. Creating your own cover with tables, though, is pretty nice. Maybe in the future, I could go hard on this.

Just killed the throne but didn't loop, so I need to go back to this. I really enjoyed it partly because runs were so short making it easy to have that feeling of 1 more run.

Yeah, it looks generic as fuck and takes a lot from 3D Mario, but... Had a great time in every stage and getting all the collectibles. Unfortunately, they padded the medallions with the tasks and key repeat challenges. It really makes me want to play Sunshine again.

Replay because I needed a 2012 game.