This game is so beautiful and has so many more characters than Melee did, they even added Mii Costumes from Assassin's Creed, Skyrim, Cuphead, and Undertale, how cool is that?!
I also like how getting all of the characters is made simpler now, just play the game and you get the chance to unlock a new character, play World of Light and choose to fight certain characters to unlock them, or do Adventure mode, is it too simple? Maybe, but I prefer it over having to look up exactly how to unlock certain characters like I did with my cousin for Melee.
I also like how getting all of the characters is made simpler now, just play the game and you get the chance to unlock a new character, play World of Light and choose to fight certain characters to unlock them, or do Adventure mode, is it too simple? Maybe, but I prefer it over having to look up exactly how to unlock certain characters like I did with my cousin for Melee.
This was my first Smash Bros game and I absolutely enjoyed it when I first played, I remember when my cousin and I would grind for hours unlocking all of the characters, so that we could play with all of them, such good times.
Gameplay wise, this game is extremely fun, the Wisps are really fun to play with and add a lot to the gameplay, and the Nega Wisp boss fight is really epic, easy, but epic.
However, this game does suffer from having very weak writing, when a joke lands, they ruin it by explaining the joke or dragging it on for too long, Sonic is extremely annoying in this game, this is the game that made me hate Roger Craig Smith's Sonic, he has improved a bit though if Rise of the Wisps is anything to go off of, hopefully he'll be better in Frontiers.
But yeah, this is a fun game with a very lackluster story.
However, this game does suffer from having very weak writing, when a joke lands, they ruin it by explaining the joke or dragging it on for too long, Sonic is extremely annoying in this game, this is the game that made me hate Roger Craig Smith's Sonic, he has improved a bit though if Rise of the Wisps is anything to go off of, hopefully he'll be better in Frontiers.
But yeah, this is a fun game with a very lackluster story.
2022
I definitely consider Elden Ring to be the best open world game released in the past few years, the open world is vast and filled with challenging enemies and exploration is rewarded by either getting a new weapon, a new spell, you name it.
That being said, I still have my own problems with it, there are a LOT of recycled bosses in this game, there's a huge difficulty spike towards the endgame that makes you feel like all of the experience and levels that you gained before then feel almost pointless, some bosses are incredibly unfair to fight and desperately need to be nerfed, (Godskin Duo, Elden Beast) regardless, I still enjoy the hell out of this game and it's still one of my favorite games of this year, I just hope that Fromsoft fixes some of these issues that plague, not just me, but a lot of players.
That being said, I still have my own problems with it, there are a LOT of recycled bosses in this game, there's a huge difficulty spike towards the endgame that makes you feel like all of the experience and levels that you gained before then feel almost pointless, some bosses are incredibly unfair to fight and desperately need to be nerfed, (Godskin Duo, Elden Beast) regardless, I still enjoy the hell out of this game and it's still one of my favorite games of this year, I just hope that Fromsoft fixes some of these issues that plague, not just me, but a lot of players.
I really love this game and you can thank Jacksepticeye for getting me into it, all of the Colossi are so unique, the soundtrack is beautiful, and the way that they rebuilt this game from the ground up and made it stunning visually is also great.
I liked this game in the beginning, it seemed to be very promising, but later, it became clear to me that this game wasn't ending anytime soon.
Don't get me wrong, big games are great, but this one just seemed like it was dragging on for way too long, and every time I found myself being interested in the main story of the game, which is by far it's strongest part, it would force me to do a few more arcs before I could advance the story, which was complete and utter bullshit.
I felt nothing, but relief when I finally finished the main story, because that meant I could put this game away once and for all and mark it as complete.
Though I didn't get the Templar Ending or the Puzzle Ending, or the Conquering England Ending, I felt as if getting the main ending was good enough.
And if Ubisoft doesn't start making Assassin's Creed games like they used to, which is very unlikely, this will more than likely be my last AC game.
Don't get me wrong, big games are great, but this one just seemed like it was dragging on for way too long, and every time I found myself being interested in the main story of the game, which is by far it's strongest part, it would force me to do a few more arcs before I could advance the story, which was complete and utter bullshit.
I felt nothing, but relief when I finally finished the main story, because that meant I could put this game away once and for all and mark it as complete.
Though I didn't get the Templar Ending or the Puzzle Ending, or the Conquering England Ending, I felt as if getting the main ending was good enough.
And if Ubisoft doesn't start making Assassin's Creed games like they used to, which is very unlikely, this will more than likely be my last AC game.
I really enjoyed this game and Springtrap will always be one of my favorite animatronics of the franchise, next to Bonnie, of course.
And the way that this wraps up the story of the original five children is also really good, though I hate how much they botched the Good Ending music on PS4 when the PC's version was god tier.
And the way that this wraps up the story of the original five children is also really good, though I hate how much they botched the Good Ending music on PS4 when the PC's version was god tier.
A great sendoff to the series, and yes, a sendoff, the games Steelwool are doing are not at all connected to these, so this is the true ending of the series, my only gripes are with the office gameplay and with Springtrap's design, but that ending makes it all worth it.
This game is definitely one of the most challenging of the series.
FNAF 1 is a fantastic game with a fantastic atmosphere, also this was back when Freddy was more of a threat.
2006
While I find this game to have more to offer than Sonic Forces, that doesn't mean this game is good, the game is incredibly buggy, not to mention if you get a Game Over in the first stage, which is incredibly likely with the buggy controls and the mach speed sections, then you'll just get sent back to the first cutscene of the story and will have to make your way back to the stage and try to complete it, which is utter bullshit.
Thank God that Shadow and Silver's stories weren't nearly as fast-paced as Sonic's, else this game would have a much lower rating, I personally think they redeemed Shadow from how they portrayed him in Shadow the Hedgehog in this game, taking him back to his Adventure 2 days of being just a distant character, not to mention the line he says at the end of his story to Mephiles always gives me goosebumps.
Speaking of which, I love Mephiles as a villain, and I don't think it's surprising that I find him to be a better villain than Infinite, because Mephiles actually has a purpose in the story, he's the reason Silver tries to kill Sonic and he's also the very first villain that has ever been able to accomplish one feat: Killing Sonic.
Though, it didn't last very long, this scene alone defined why Mephiles is one of the most underrated villains in the Sonic Series and one that I would actually love to see brought back instead of Zavok or Infinite.
Silver is also a great character who is determined to save his future from the Iblis disaster.
Not to mention, the last part of his story is also really good with Silver trying to seal Iblis away, but Blaze stepping in to do it when he can't, it's sad to say that they never really went anywhere with Silver's character, in the games, at least, because I really like him.
I used to hate Elise as a character, but now, I've grown to actually like her character overtime, I still think she gets captured way too much in this game and that forcing her into a romance with Sonic is absolutely disgusting, but overall, she's not as bad as I remember her being.
The story's not also anything to write home about, (Sonic's at least) but it's definitely a step-up from the story in Forces, not to mention, all of the other Sonic characters, such as Tails, Knuckles, Rouge, Amy, and Blaze are all playable in this game, though their controls are not that great, it's still a step-up from Forces in that regard.
Thank God that Shadow and Silver's stories weren't nearly as fast-paced as Sonic's, else this game would have a much lower rating, I personally think they redeemed Shadow from how they portrayed him in Shadow the Hedgehog in this game, taking him back to his Adventure 2 days of being just a distant character, not to mention the line he says at the end of his story to Mephiles always gives me goosebumps.
Speaking of which, I love Mephiles as a villain, and I don't think it's surprising that I find him to be a better villain than Infinite, because Mephiles actually has a purpose in the story, he's the reason Silver tries to kill Sonic and he's also the very first villain that has ever been able to accomplish one feat: Killing Sonic.
Though, it didn't last very long, this scene alone defined why Mephiles is one of the most underrated villains in the Sonic Series and one that I would actually love to see brought back instead of Zavok or Infinite.
Silver is also a great character who is determined to save his future from the Iblis disaster.
Not to mention, the last part of his story is also really good with Silver trying to seal Iblis away, but Blaze stepping in to do it when he can't, it's sad to say that they never really went anywhere with Silver's character, in the games, at least, because I really like him.
I used to hate Elise as a character, but now, I've grown to actually like her character overtime, I still think she gets captured way too much in this game and that forcing her into a romance with Sonic is absolutely disgusting, but overall, she's not as bad as I remember her being.
The story's not also anything to write home about, (Sonic's at least) but it's definitely a step-up from the story in Forces, not to mention, all of the other Sonic characters, such as Tails, Knuckles, Rouge, Amy, and Blaze are all playable in this game, though their controls are not that great, it's still a step-up from Forces in that regard.
2018
This game's kinda sus.
The first time Game of Thrones was screwed over before the final two seasons.
2016
Gave this a terrible review at first because of a bad experience I had with a toxic friend of mine, but this game isn't all that bad, it's still really boring if you're not playing with friends and chatting with them the whole time, though.
I might return to this game someday, but for now, it will remain abandoned.
I might return to this game someday, but for now, it will remain abandoned.
2018
This review contains spoilers
I absolutely love this game and the protagonists, as well, Sean and Daniel are such a likeable duo and their relationship is really well written and a much better relationship than Max and Chloe's, sorry, not sorry.
I like that we get to see David Madsen in the final episode, and depending on whether or not you sacrificed Arcadia Bay, his dialogue changes, and I also really like that the ending to the game is dependent on your relationship with Daniel, like if you were a good brother to Daniel, he will be more willing to surrender and will be less willing to hurt people, and if you were a bad brother, he will be more willing to hurt people and less willing to surrender, the surrender one is really bad and the other one is pretty okay since the brothers do achieve their dream of making it to Porto Lobos, but if I were to say, the ending where Sean chooses to surrender and Daniel agrees to do so is the best one, because I do think that the game was building up to Sean doing that since David told him that if it came to that, that's what he would have to do for Daniel, not to mention, the cop said that if he turns himself in, his brother will be fine and will just be sent to live with his grandparents, though it's sad to see the brothers separated, at least the both of them are fine, but that's just me.
Either way, the game is okay, I sure hope the next one will be a bit better.
I like that we get to see David Madsen in the final episode, and depending on whether or not you sacrificed Arcadia Bay, his dialogue changes, and I also really like that the ending to the game is dependent on your relationship with Daniel, like if you were a good brother to Daniel, he will be more willing to surrender and will be less willing to hurt people, and if you were a bad brother, he will be more willing to hurt people and less willing to surrender, the surrender one is really bad and the other one is pretty okay since the brothers do achieve their dream of making it to Porto Lobos, but if I were to say, the ending where Sean chooses to surrender and Daniel agrees to do so is the best one, because I do think that the game was building up to Sean doing that since David told him that if it came to that, that's what he would have to do for Daniel, not to mention, the cop said that if he turns himself in, his brother will be fine and will just be sent to live with his grandparents, though it's sad to see the brothers separated, at least the both of them are fine, but that's just me.
Either way, the game is okay, I sure hope the next one will be a bit better.