Pure fun! This was my first Ratchet & Clank and I loved every minute of it.

I had a good time utilizing all the different weapon types in the simple but fluid combat system. There are a lot of fun elements packaged into this game -- for example, getting around on the hover boots.

Looking forward to picking this one up again later for a Challenge mode replay, and exploring some of the older entries in the series.

I wanted to like this game more than I did.

I liked the graphics and combat system by the end, but I hated the combat for the first couple of hours until I got used to it. Not a huge Star Wars guy, but the story was satisfying enough. It would have been nice to add in the ability to skip cutscenes.

I absolutely hated the holomap design and backtracking for collectibles at the end. Going for the platinum was grueling because of the awful maps, ridiculous level design, and lack of fast travel (with all the meditation points - why no fast travel?).

Overall, a decent game with nice graphics and good story. Tons of room for quality of life improvements, hope to see those in the sequel.

You can tell this was made by Harry Potter fans. The magic of the Wizarding World really comes to life, and the game has so much to offer. It doesn't ask too much of you when it comes to combat or challenge, which was a nice change of pace. There's plenty to explore, and the game has a good fast travel system, but I ended up using my broom a lot as it was super fun and convenient. I wish my story choices had more of an impact, but honestly I cared less about the story and more about just exploring the world.

My completionist thoughts are that there were just a tad too many collectibles in the Platinum, and requiring you to play the beginning with each house wasn't worth it, as each playthrough was only slightly different. I'm not sure I'd play this one again even though it was really fun.

P.S. JK Rowling Sucks

These aren't generally my favorite type of game, but Detroit: Become Human did a good job with their flowchart system and seeing precisely how your choices have an impact. This made it a lot more fun to go back and explore alternative story paths as well as collect trophies. This was a welcome change from Until Dawn's punishing autosave mechanic.

In terms of the story itself, it's pretty predictable how things are going to go from the jump, but I still enjoyed playing and seeing alternatives. The game feels good to play and does a good job of trimming a lot of the "extra stuff" we don't need to see or play.

Fantastic game. The boss fights and gameplay in this are top notch. I knew it was going to be hard, and it was, but eventually I "got good" enough to beat it.

Co-op is pretty fun but can be buggy at times. Although enemies didn't feel that much harder, I wouldn't say co-op was necessarily easier as you have to split resources like health. I like how you can still earn your own collectibles, ether, and weapon traits while joining another player's game. Ultimately it was the co-op mode that made me pick this one up to play with a friend, and I'm super glad I finally tried it.