Wow, this is so okay.
Remember this one being as good, if not better than RS5, but I guess not. There's nothing really all that bad or annoying about this or whatever; It's about half as long and twice as easy as RS5, but it really doesn't stick like School 5 did. Given the setting, this should be just as hard, if not harder than School 5, but it's a total breeze if you've played, like, any of the games in the series before. The black humor of 4 and 5 is pretty much gone by this point and the series has returned to deadpan absurdism for its comedy which is just boring in two thousand and twenty two. Bit of a shame, doubly so with the cliffhanger ending that went unresolved for a solid 5 years.
It's fine. It's a fine diversion for 30 minutes, but it's just not very remarkable, which is a little sad since this was probably one of my favorite games back when I was like, 10. Never blindly trust your tastes you had when you were a kid, I suppose.
Remember this one being as good, if not better than RS5, but I guess not. There's nothing really all that bad or annoying about this or whatever; It's about half as long and twice as easy as RS5, but it really doesn't stick like School 5 did. Given the setting, this should be just as hard, if not harder than School 5, but it's a total breeze if you've played, like, any of the games in the series before. The black humor of 4 and 5 is pretty much gone by this point and the series has returned to deadpan absurdism for its comedy which is just boring in two thousand and twenty two. Bit of a shame, doubly so with the cliffhanger ending that went unresolved for a solid 5 years.
It's fine. It's a fine diversion for 30 minutes, but it's just not very remarkable, which is a little sad since this was probably one of my favorite games back when I was like, 10. Never blindly trust your tastes you had when you were a kid, I suppose.