While the game is the shortest Yakuza/LaD game ever made it still has the charms of the previous games with it's wacky substories, minigames and a gripping story.

The story in my opinion is very good with its very charming cast of characters, Kiryu especially is exceptionally written. While I loved the last 2 chapters the fact that the first 3 chapters being basically padding at best still bothers me. Still I think last 2 chapters has some of the best story moments in a Yakuza game. The fight against the final boss was excellent and the motivations of said boss were great and very fitting for the games theme but I have a issue with his power level. And yes I cried during the final scene.

Combat wise sadly this is one of the weaker games in the series. I dont know how RGG went from Lost Judgment's fluid combat to this clunky combat system. Also the super armor of enemies doesn't help.

Overall I think the game is definitely worth playing if you are into LaD but 50$ is a tad expensive for it's length and scope.

I'm a huge fan of Shu Takumi's work, and this is his style perfected. Consistently engaging and hilarious. The mystery that unravels throughout the story is more creative and deep than any Ace Attorney case.

For most of the game I keep thinking "it's not getting any crazier than this, right?". And every time it suprises me in a new amazing way. Despite how many twists and turns it takes, it never feels pretentious or confusing in the slightest.

Not to mention the 'puzzles' in this game are their own rube goldberg machines that feel amazing to solve each and every time. I'm trying to remain vague in this review so that anyone who wants to potentially play it has the same experience I got when playing this. Where I more or less knew nothing going into it. Please give it a try, it's not that long too. It's shorter than the average length of a final case in a modern Ace Attorney game, but infinitely more satisfying.

This game improves upon everything from arkham asylum in every way. The story was pretty good, I did enjoy the mystery of it all. I also liked that they introduced some more of batmans iconic villians. One thing I didn't like though was the open world, it felt tedious to traverse around and was more annoying than anything. I will say I had very high hopes for this due to the amount of praise the game gets and I just don't think it quite reached those expectations for me. I hope the open world in arkham knight will be better.

I think it goes without saying that this is one of my favorite games of all time. I could write an entire essay about this game, but I'll leave it at this; Elden Ring is the product of multiple years of FromSoftware mastering their genre combined with the legendary world building and story telling of George R. R. Martin. Infinite customizability, an enormous open world to explore, and the punishing but satisfying souls-like gameplay solidifies Elden Ring as what I believe to be one of the best games of all time.

I was surprised at how much I enjoyed this game after feeling slightly "meh" about the first one. While it is not without its fair share of jank, bugs, and game crashes, it feels more well-crafted than the first. The game is gorgeous graphically, the orchestral score is amazing, and the characters are all unique and endearing. I really liked that it gave the player the option of which lightsaber stances they wanted to run with (I played through with the crossguard and blaster stances). The combat felt a little floaty and loose for souls-like combat, but was overall enjoyable. The platforming is serviceable at first and gets better as the game goes on. Overall I had a far better time with this than I was expecting and I'll definitely be picking up the next one based on my experience.