I completed episode 4, and I think I get what this game is doing. The open world portions are the meat of the game, and you get bits of levels sprinkled in to advance the story.

I like it. The joy of lego games is getting to explore areas and finding every secret.

I will have to play this and the original side by side, but is this mod sure fun. I might just go through the whole game again.

Learning the very well hidden speed boost and drift mechanics really changes this game. It goes from being an above average arcade port with a ridiculous concept, to an insanely addictive driving game.

The difficulty and flow of this game is a breath of fresh air. It's tough, but figuring out an enemies attacks to dodge and find your opening is rewarding.

I wrapped up my Civ game by getting absolutely trounced by the AI. 2.5 hours to have your portrait plastered onto a dart board. It intrigues me to continue delving into strategy games. But, maybe I should look elsewhere for my turn-based strategy fix.

With the full launch, they added competitive and Wingman. But maps are still missing, and some features that were previously present. Hopefully these get added soon as the package is a little lacking right now.

Yeah, this might become my night time wind down game. No matter how little progress I make, I am always thinking. Just. One. More. Run.

The level design is just exhausting. After repeating the same area over and over I had to put it down. Maybe I will pick this up again and finish it, but my patience ran out for now.

This feels more mindless than other mario karts. I was able to play this with wife while having a full conversion and not really comprehending that we were playing together. Even without all the assistance features, the game just plays itself.

After days of getting my butt kicked, I finally learned how to kind of pull off a shoryuken.

I've gotten close to the first dungeon, but learned fairly quickly that I am probably to underpowered to actually complete it. Loving the art in this game, which will probably push me forward, otherwise it is very grindy. Thankfully there is a quicksave feature on mobile.

I've quickly learned that there is fact very little to do but grind in this game. It's a cool concept that you start in a central hub and move out from there. Makes getting around simple. But this feels more like a mini-JRPG than an actual JRPG. But this came out before Final Fantasy so that makes sense.

There comes a time when you have to admit to yourself that you aren't going to pull your WiiU out to complete this game. I've had lots of fun with the game, but having to find batteries for a wii remote and setup the sensor bar is just not worth my time.

Every level starts with this tension of a horror game, but as soon as the shooting starts your adrenaline kicks into high gear and it feels like a high octane action game. Love it.