In the game's current state, I cannot recommend anyone to spend $20 on it. The potential is there and when the game wants to work it is very fun. The online is horrendous and really ruins the experience for me. Seeing unfinished animations is very jarring (I understand this is early access, but that doesn't stop other games in early access from presenting a much more polished and playable game than what Fraymakers is rn). I would definitely advise people to wait until the game is fixed to run better and more content is added

This was a fun game to play with a friend and it has some interesting ideas. Parkour system was cool and the melee combat was enjoyable at first. It eventually gets to a point where enemies take so many hits to die from melee weapons that you have no reason not to just use guns. The gameplay loop got boring a little too quick. The story is nothing special, but it did have some good moments. Felt weird that you can play the entire game with friends except for the very end. Speaking of which, the ending was a letdown.

I first played the original on Wii back in 2013-2014 and fell in love with it. DE gives a very much needed new coat of paint and it now looks spectacular. Many of the music tracks have been re-recorded and somehow sound even better than the damn near perfect ost this game already had. Xenoblade 1 has had such a massive impact on me and I've only grown to appreciate it even more by playing it a second time in DE. Future Connected is a welcome additional story that may not be as big as Torna, but is still enjoyable and refines some of 1's shortcomings. I'm glad Monolith decided to revisit the original game one last time and truly provide the best way to experience it

Where do I even start? Zelda II is nothing but a chore from beginning to end. Enemies deal an insane amount of damage, the hints you get from NPCs are so fucking cryptic, the level up system won't let you choose if you want to upgrade health, magic, or damage, and the amount of backtracking you need to do if you get a game over is ludicrous. If I didn't play this poor excuse of a game on NSO, I would've given up just like I did when I first played it on the NES as a kid. I feel genuinely sorry for anyone who had to experience this shitstain

I had high hopes for this game, but it unfortunately did not meet those expectations when I played. Ori has interesting ideas and some solid movement...and that's about it. Not a fan of having to wait the entire game to get a dash in a Metroidvania. There were some sections that actually frustrated me to the point of having to take a break. Combat is a joke where all you do is spam one button over and over. The story was decent, but not nearly as captivating as some claimed it was. Overall, I wish I had a better experience with such a beloved game

As someone who grew up with the original Xenoblade and has loved the franchise since the beginning, 3 is easily the best entry. The main cast is incredible, each having their own time to shine throughout the wonderfully written narrative. Combat has never been better with the various different classes and the ability to switch to any other character in the middle of a fight. The game isn't perfect, but god damn does it come very close. Although you don't necessarily need to play 1 and 2 to appreciate this game, it definitely hits harder if you do