Reviews from

in the past


I need more games like this in my life.

This was the easiest and ugliest looking PS2 game I had out of the total 5, but this allowed me to get much farther into it compared to the others, I think I even beat it. I do remember really enjoying this.

Although this game might feel like a bit of a challenge to get into, it is very rewarding if you're willing to take the jump. Emotional storytelling, a wonderful soundtrack and mystery awaits! Would recommend to everyone. For sure one of the best games of all time.

This game made me want to spend my mid-November vacation in Scotland. It's a clear proof that video games can have a negative influence.

The game is beautiful, especially the light effects, which are very well done. However, it's still a bit lacking in creating a real emotional connection. I also find that the writing is intentionally vague (which in itself is not a bad thing), but it's still frustrating.


The most impressive looking out of the 5 PS2 games I own. Like most of the other entries, I did not get far in but even as a kid I knew how impressive the sandstorm effects are, and WALL-E himself was also fun to control. They really tried here.

A bit repetitive compared to its predecessor. However, it's still a massive spectacle that anyone should experience.

trying to get loot was a REAL pain in this game.

Gang Beasts but way more silly.

Epic, groundbreaking in various ways, wonderful graphics, entertaining gameplay. Everything about this one is awesome.

One of the best couch co-op games to kill your friends in.

One of the 5 PS2 games I had as a kid. I remember never playing a single race in this game as driving around in the hub was just that fun. This is almost exactly how I felt playing Diddy Kong Racing DS, too.

Apart from the fact that traversing the game world is an absolute blast, this game has very little going for it. Cliché Marvel story, extremely boring side-quests and little to no surprising character developments whatsoever.

Los controles podrían ser más fluidos, pero el estilo de este juego me encantó. Creo que es mi favorito entre los Puyo Puyo en ese apartado.

Un juego bastante Funky en todos los sentidos.

Imagine Where's Waldo, but you're color-blind and the book makes really silly sounds when you poke it.

A wonderful sequel that's even bigger and better than its predecessor.

This made me laugh and it made me feel smart, and I liked that.

Spooderman Miles Morales is good short game👍

dropei por ser ubigame demais, alem do que essa porra tem muito a vibe de um jogo baixo orçamento da sétima geração, e não que isso seja necessariamente um problema, mas a carinha de jogo barato mais a essência ubigame fez eu ODIAR cada minuto disso aqui

Joguei esse trem no gba parece jogo de Nokia kkkkkkkkk

Easily one of if not probably THE largest scope single-player game I've ever played, and somehow rarely unwavering in quality through the entire 100+ hours. Not only is there an incredible, nearly unmatched level of variability in the gameplay, from sidequests to minigames to main story content, but each of these pieces clearly has an equal amount of effort put into them. Nothing is left behind in favor of anything else; there is so much care put into the smallest minigames and sidequests and songs all the way up to the biggest scale story set pieces. I am truly in awe at the scale of this game and find it incomparable to nearly anything in this sense other than perhaps Elden Ring.

I was fully engrossed in this world, in every area, for just about the entirety of my playthrough, and really did not want my adventure to end. I was very motivated to do the majority of side content, simply because of how good it all was, with a random sidequest more than once leading to a completely unique minigame challenge I wouldn't have discovered otherwise. The combat evolves from the first game significantly; I loved the synergy abilities and additions to each of the original party members plus the new party members equally. Everyone is fun to use in their own way and I LOVED how the game separates the party in the story quite often, forcing you to try out different combinations of characters. Not only that, but each of the specified party sections typically will have enemies and/or a boss that is designed for the combat around the members you're using, whether it being aerial enemies with Barret/Yuffie, or perhaps physically aggressive enemies with Red to block and counter with, or fast enemies with Tifa, just as an example. I wish more RPGs with larger parties would do this, as deciding who to use while also wanting to use everyone somewhat equally is something I often struggle with.

I was a fan of FF7 Remake, but it was far from one of my favorite games of all time. Rebirth has more than lived up my greatest expectations and absolutely is one of the best games I've ever played. Any of its shortcomings, mostly in the form of a couple sub-par minigames or sidequests, or some world traversal issues, absolutely do not take away from the spectacle of the adventure and world. I did not even mention Queen's Blood, which is easily my favorite of the various evolving Final Fantasy side-games, and is a great game in and of itself. The soundtrack is also no question one of the greatest ever made, from beginning to end, with the massive quantity of tracks all of incredible quality. I really do love the Final Fantasy VII universe, and I would be shocked to see anyone that doesn't after playing this game. I cannot wait what is in store in the final part of this already legendary trilogy.

10/10

É muito bom pegar nas bolas do Dragão, F Akira toriyama


you can shoot dr light and he goes absolutely FLYING

Equally silly as it is frustrating. Basically what I imagine being a goose is like.

It’s The Spooderman game, of course it’s good