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Literally binged all but like two of the WarioWare games out of sheer hype for this game and it absolutely didn't disappoint. Game's a little short, but that's normal for WarioWare so I didn't complain.
2019
Super unique experience from Katamari's Keita Takahashi that was nothing short of joyful. It's a bit on the short side, but there is a tiny sandbox mode that you could consider a postgame immediately after the credits.
2020
I apparently fucked up my log, so I gotta make a new one. Beat the game back in December 2020, but I recently decided to go back in and 100% the game. It's great fun, the character interactions are surprisingly in-depth, overall a great romp. Super excited for the upcoming expansion!
2018
After the smash hit that was Undertale, Toby Fox returns swinging with a new take on the universe in a way that flips the foundation of Undertale on its head in the best way possible. Keep an eye on this game, it’s as special as its predecessor back when it released in 2015.
2021
At its core, the game really is just a fancy looking pedometer, but it's the stuff you get to do BECAUSE you decided to take that walk through the park or the neighborhood that really makes this worth checking out. My only complaint is that the game is really confusing when it comes to getting the special Seedlings because you'll swear on your life that Seedling came from a restaurant, but the game says it's a Roadside Seedling. Not really a big deal, but I'd prefer my Pikmin collection not be filled with Pikmin with a simple sticker on their head. Overall, though, definitely check this out and maybe it'll slither its way into your daily routine like it has for me.
2009
This is the one time an internet egirl has coaxed me into doing her bidding and I promise you that's never gonna happen again because this game made me want to fucking kill myself
2015
This is one of those games that is just so important to me and the only thing I can tell you about it is to just play it. Hard as balls, but super satisfying and rewarding when you finally beat that one boss you've been stuck on for ages.
1993
Come on, man, it’s Doom, what do I need to say that hasn’t been said already? Truly a master class of gaming, as well as the genre it helped create alongside Wolfenstein 3D. Level design and enemy placement does get a little wonky once you get into the later episodes, but the silky smooth gameplay and badass soundtrack personally made me bear it a lot more. This game is historic for a reason, and it is absolutely worth your time to find out why.
2011
I’ve been playing this game for years, and I will say: this game is not for everyone. But if you’re able to sink at least a little time into your first couple of runs, I promise you this game is gonna take over your life. I’ve played Terraria for upwards of 1000 hours combined from my time on Mobile, Xbox 360, and PC, and I’m STILL finding new ways to play the game. If you’re able to get past the slow pace of the beginning of a run and the absolute grindfest that’s the end of the game, you’ve got a real golden goose of a Metroidvania on your hands.
2021
While not as fast-paced as Xrd or Accent Core Plus R, Strive is still an expertly crafted fighting game that shouldn't be passed up by any fans of the genre.
As much as I like to sing this game's praises, such as its very fast-paced and engaging mechanics and its great soundtrack, I just as much like to acknowledge its shortcomings. No voice acting, lots of unused content that very well should have been in the game at launch, and general poor presentation hold this game back. I have no doubts this isn't the fault of the developers, though, so I'll be checking back in when an update or two releases.
2021
The reveal trailer Nintendo put out for this game definitely didn't do it justice. This game is super damn fun and a blast to play with friends. A couple sweaty opponents here and there but chances are you'll be too busy laughing your ass off at your character flying back with the force of a thousand suns after being clocked in the face with a ball.
1993
For pure shits and giggles, I decided to beat the Japanese version of this game since I own an authentic cartridge of it. There's a 90% chance you know about this game for its SNES-shattering OST, and it is without a doubt the best part of this game. As much as I love Plok, though, the actual game itself can be hit or miss with its levels. I'm still praying my boy gets another shot in the video game industry one day.
It’s ok, that’s really all I have to say. Decided to take the plunge before the Guilty Gear collab ended, and it’s a decent timewaster. Probably some of the most generous gacha I’ve seen in a mobile game, and the game sports some fantastic art and music, but I’m not expecting to get super into it.
2018
This game has literally taken my life by the balls, for the love of God please help