This is easily one of the best 2D platformers I've played. The levels are creative, fun and innovative. Having a wonder flower in each level adds a unique twist and the badges give you a unique advantage depending on what your goal is. The boss fights are pretty lacking minus the last one which is amazing.

Overall the challenge was good though I wish they would have made it a little harder. I really only struggled with 2 levels, but this is a step in the right direction. I haven't been this excited about 2D Mario since World. We are living in good times

I was always interested in this game simply because I was disappointed by Fallout 4. It in facts succeeds at being better then that with choices that matter and a shorter game approach. I really enjoyed the companions and what they added to the story and gameplay. They also have unique perks that help you out with dialog.

The story itself is well done and you can change the outcome of what you want the different planets to deal with, which I really like. I wish everything was a little more fleshed out though.

That is also how I feel about the combat. It was far too easy and lacked a lot of depth. I did enjoy it for what it was but this is something I'm really looking forward to them improving in the next game.

Overall I really liked it and recommend you check it out if you are at all interested in a short wrpg that is similar to a Bethesda game.

I have now completed the Bioshock trilogy, and they truly might have saved the best for last. I am not a fan of shooters typically, but Bioshock as a series may change that.

As for Infinite, I feel like the gameplay and characters are a step above 1. The gunplay feels great and I like riding around the sky and attacking enemies. I also love the plasmids in this game and I had plenty of salt to use them.

The story was top tier just like 1. Some huge twists and DLC put it even more over the top for me. I really liked the character dynamic between Booker and Liz, and I fully explored the area unlike Rapture since I was freaked out.

Overall this was a masterpiece and now I can finally understand why this game and the Bioshock trilogy is held up among the greatest trilogies of all time.

This was a very difficult game for me to review. Overall I have to say I'm disappointed with the game. It has some great moments but is also really bogged down but a few things. First of all the gameplay as a huge tactics fan was overall very boring and easy. I will say at the end of chapter 3 the gameplay becomes way better and the tactical gameplay becomes fun, but that is way too late into the game especially when the first 2/3rds of the game are boringly easy.

The story took a long time to get going for me. The Phantom Thieves get basically no development because it takes place during P5. At least in Strikers it was after and was far more interesting. The focus is on the new characters for this game and while it's good I just didn't enjoy it as much as past Persona stories.

Overall if you are a Persona fan it's worth playing, but if you are just playing for the tactics I would recommend other games

I loved the original game, so I was really looking forward to the remake, and it did not disappoint. The visual and music are perfect and the battle system is as fun as ever. It is a little easier since they added splash damage and triple attacks, but I never thought the original was that hard either.

I love how crazy the story is for a Mario game. We haven't seen anything like it really since. The post game battles do add more difficulty if you are looking for that, but overall it's a great short rpg experience!

This game is so unique and has a story that really surprised. There really isn’t anything like this game. You are a little robot that goes around and helps this family who has some deep issues. You also get some Toy Story vibes at night when the toys come to life and help them with their problems.

This isn’t really a platformer you go around and clean and collect items/ do things for people. The timer is a bit annoying and sometimes it’s really hard to tell what to do but this game deserves credit for being so weird and unique.