The back end of the campaign certainly does feature a lot of identical corridors, truly exciting stuff. Cracking grappling hook, too short by about 1/2.

I found the initial card game too random for my tastes (I don't want to replay a section over and over if I understand what's being asked of me), but let's just say there's plenty more in there to grab your attention.

What can I say, I didn't enjoy the EMMIs or the boss fights. The Metroid bits were fun though, and it looks quite nice.

Fun cleaning up, more revealing of character than you might imagine, but very limited in scope.

What availeth a man if he gain the world, only to release a janky video game which people laugh at.

I highly enjoyed ignoring the dumb main plot and punching everyone in Night City to death with my roided out cyber-arms.

Nice game is nice.

This game is dreadful. I'm utterly stunned they didn't can the series after this. Still, 7 was great, so what do I know about anything.

It's still so good.

I don't think I can be trusted about this one. Disregard anything I say since this game pressed itself into my brain while it was still soft and squishy. That said, it's the best puzzle game ever made.

Total garbo mate.

There simply has never been a better translation of the Alien aesthetic since the first movie.

Definitely didn't outstay its welcome, bonus points.

Textbook example of how to waste an interesting premise with poor plotting.

ALL THREE BABEE

YMMV dependent on how you feel about DnD 5th edition, but this really worked for me. An appetising little dungeon crawling snack, with the promise of even better things to come if the modding scene gets off the ground.