yepunderscore
The most satisfying Tony Hawk game (I've played). You can go to fucking CANADA in this game bro what else could you want?
Tonybros... this is where we lost.
2020
It is kind of bug, and it most certainly is kind of snack.
I never beat the campaign (Crazy Pyramid or w/e it is in this game) but it's just more refined Crazy Taxi. Not as nostalgic for it but it's just as good as the first, never played the second so iunno bout that one though.
This is the best way to experience Eva.
2020
Strict upgrade from the previous, and the only complaints I have might be seen as unfair so this game is well worth your time if you enjoyed the predecessors.
The game feels almost TOO ambitious. The endings requiring certain paths is a bit lame when each one sends you on a specific route. There feels to be less interesting subversions to each path, while each one clearly serves a purpose in the first game some of the side quests would clearly be just for something silly like a costume or some gimmicky side thing.
It's not worse for this, but this game requires a lot more commitment to be worthwhile. For some this might come naturally and not be a deterrent but for me this felt a bit astray from the formula I had grown to love in the first place. I love this game to pieces and have spent an absurd amount of time in the multiplayer but this time I feel like it's for different reasons than it's previous. It's up to you if that really means it's worthwhile....
Wild how that works, huh?
The game feels almost TOO ambitious. The endings requiring certain paths is a bit lame when each one sends you on a specific route. There feels to be less interesting subversions to each path, while each one clearly serves a purpose in the first game some of the side quests would clearly be just for something silly like a costume or some gimmicky side thing.
It's not worse for this, but this game requires a lot more commitment to be worthwhile. For some this might come naturally and not be a deterrent but for me this felt a bit astray from the formula I had grown to love in the first place. I love this game to pieces and have spent an absurd amount of time in the multiplayer but this time I feel like it's for different reasons than it's previous. It's up to you if that really means it's worthwhile....
Wild how that works, huh?
2005
Amazing art style, amazing levels, amazing writing. The gameplay is a bit janky but it's pretty rewarding to learn, there's so much to love about this game.
2007
I fucking love pegging
2010
The other Halo nerds got it wrong. THIS is the opus.
2012
CUBE PLEASE HIT ME UP MY DMS ARE OPEN!!
Very fun when you got a full party of platforming nerds. Levels can quickly degenerate into unbeatable messes which is truly the best part.
1989
One of the finest NES platformers that I've played at least
1998
Fun levels and a great gameplay mechanic. The controls are not polished and the physics while fun can often be frustrating especially when starting out. Game holds a special place in my heart though and it has a fair bit of charm, hopefully someday someone will take this mechanic and make a more holistically enjoyable experience.
2014
It's a blast, though Neon White's depth makes that game more appealing nowadays. Still fun to shave fractions of a second off your time, and the game's skill ceiling is immense.
2018
Can't see any way of rating this but it's a very fun social deduction game. Haven't played it since 2021 but the time spent with it was well worth it :)