La verdad es que pensé que el juego me gustaría más. Resolver puzzles tipo Leemings recolocando piezas, etc. Pero el control es bastante malo (esa vista en primera persona moviéndote por la habitación no me ha gustado demasiado), los puzzles no parecen tal, porque es solo colocar unas piezas concretas y tiene un aire intentando hacerte sentir emociones (como una especie de Pinnochio) pero que en mi opinión no lo consigue.
Igual lo he jugado en mal momento, pero el juego no me ha gustado demasiado. Quizás mejore según pasan los niveles, pero no sé si le daré otra oportunidad.

Demorei muito tempo para finalizar, mas finalmente está feito. Persona 3 nunca foi o meu favorito da franquia, mas ainda o reconheço como um ótimo jogo. Não diria que era necessário um remake (principalmente porque deixaram coisas de fora e venderam separadamente por R$ 187,00...). Mesmo assim, é visível o esforço que botaram no jogo, na minha opinião o mais bonito da Atlus até o momento (talvez até mais que SMTV).

Infelizmente, eu diria que perdeu um pouco da estética do original, ficou "personacincozado" até demais. Não que isso seja necessariamente ruim, a implementação ficou muito boa, mas eu particularmente não gostaria que continuassem a usar os mesmos princípios em futuros remakes. Fora isso, gostaria de destacar os modelos dos personagens que ficaram super expressivos aqui. E os novos dubladores fizeram um ótimo trabalho! Aliás, esse é o primeiro Persona oficialmente traduzido para o português, e ficou muito bom!! Adaptações bem pensadas e que combinam com o ano que o jogo se passa. (O social link da Maya, por exemplo, ficou muito bom por isso.) Infelizmente, imagino que devido ao pouco tempo que tiveram restaram alguns erros de pronome, e muitos de quebra de linha que ainda não foram corrigidos, mas fora isso, parabéns aos envolvidos me contrata Sega Brasil!!.

As adições de qualidade de vida melhoraram e muito o jogo e tornaram o Tártaro um pouquinho mais tolerável. Os novos Link Episodes ajudam a compensar a falta dos vínculos sociais dos personagens masculinos da SEES e foi uma adição muito bem-vinda. Minhas principais críticas são sobre o preço do jogo, que é absurdo, principalmente ao ver que essa dificilmente pode ser considerada a versão definitiva, já que a expansão "The Answer" que acompanhava o jogo original só sai no final do ano como uma expansão PAGA e não incluíram a rota da protagonista feminina no jogo. Enfim, é bem difícil recomendar essa versão para quem se importar com o que foi "cortado". Eu não duvido que lancem uma versão mais completa com o tempo, até lá é melhor se contentar com o jogo no Game Pass ou comprar numa boa promoção

A game that seems to have come out much too late to capitalize on that 'First-Person Perspective Temple Run' vibe it was going for. I'll give it this, it definitely did nail that vibe. The only goal of the game is to complete each course as quickly as possible, and boy will you want to do exactly that, because in about 60 minutes you'll realize that this game offers nothing more than that. There is a sprinkling of symbiotic mechanics attempting to prop up that premise, but man are they barebones and bland. I feel as though this game engine could be used to make a really interesting modern rendition of Pitfall Harry, and if they did something more along the lines of that, count me in next time! As for this outing, the only reason I'm giving them 3/5 instead of 2.5/5 is they get half a point for a cute and original premise executed decently.

My context for the original is pretty limited, but this sorta feels like one of those where something's been lost in the remake. Granted, as I understand it, the original Panzer Dragoon was very much a title whose significance was rooted in the era of its release: an early must-play title for the SEGA Saturn, ethereal and artistically-driven in a way games generally weren't at that time (heck, on the Saturn alone, NiGHTS into dreams... was still a year out). A compelling showcase of mechanics it was not, particularly in hindsight. These days, so many subsequent rail shooters have developed the genre far beyond the scope of the original Panzer Dragoon.

I guess with that, the idea of a Panzer Dragoon remake is in an unfavorable position. It is perhaps necessary, given how little we've seen of the SEGA Saturn since its heyday and how unlikely we are for SEGA to put out a proper Saturn compilation. But there isn't really a good way to reincarnate this sort of game. The original soundtrack/visuals no longer hold the same effect, so simply having those wouldn't work. Overhauling the art direction loses the original game's identity, particularly since so much of it was rooted in the technical limitations of the Saturn. Arriving at an art style that holds the same effect in modern day that the original had in its era would require a huge budget...

...and what we got was a budget title. Developed in the Unity engine! Unity is a perfectly serviceable game engine, but there's something a little homogenizing about rebuilding a one-of-a-kind video game in a stock engine. It'd be a little like trying to recreate Chrono Trigger in RPG Maker. Could you do so? Perhaps, but the heart and soul of Chrono Trigger lies in the specific way it was presented.

This is all to say - Panzer Dragoon Remake is okay, but it's over and done with pretty quickly. There is novelty to having access to a version of this game in modern day, but I don't really feel like I've gained anything for the experience, just that I can say I've played it now. I think I would've rather had an untouched "museum" release that helped place me in the reality of the original release. Is that asking for too mych? I dunno, but with what we got, I don't feel any less need to look for the original Panzer Dragoon on Saturn now that I've gone through the remake. Seems like we've missed the thrust of the exercise here.

my ranking
1. squirrel stapler (peak)
2. charlottes exile (pretty perfect)
3. touched by an outer god (fun, not scary tho)
4. the diving bell (good)
5. sucker for love (funny)
6. solipsis (cool but like 5 minutes long)
7. the thing in the lake (cool but actually fuck whoever made this)
8. arcadletra (bland)
9. undiscovered (goofy as shit)
10. another late night (literally nothing)
11. to the end of days (not scary at all, the guy you play as makes one liners after every fucking kill)
12. toy shop (goyslop)

Tried my best to get into it but it just didnt do it for me, Banjo Kazooie and Tooie hold a very special place in my heart and I had to see what their next adventure entailed but sadly this just isnt it

Looking at this as a continuation of a long dormant franchise(8 years the time of release and now going on 16! years since this game came out) it's pretty insulting, going from the gold standard in 3d platforming to a Lego-style car creation sandbox just didnt work especially considering there was little to no vehicle sections aside from a minecart in the previous Banjo games, I guess Banjo Pilot was used for inspiration? LOL Physics in this game just don't work

Now judging the game on it's own merits, I found it boring at it's best and tedious/frusterating at it's worst, nothing beats the feeling of spending 20-30 mins creating the perfect vehicle just to have it get smoked in the following mission. I did give this game a try a total of about 4 diffrent times and always ended up dropping it

I enjoyed the levels provided, the level in which you are inside a game system is a highlight and it is good to see our favorite characters come back, but most of the new characters are either annoying or unmemorable and the character design is very hit or miss, thank God they used Banjo's old design in Smash Bros

Hopefully we will see the bear and bird make the triumphent return they deserve outside of the driver's seat next time

2/10

Man it feels good when a game you've always wanted to play turns out to be not only really fun but the best game in the series. I loved nearly every second of this game (minus the World 4 boss but that's to be expected with an underwater boss). The game is still difficult like the other DKC games, but this one felt the most fair, though I will admit it is a little easier than the others. That isn't to say that there aren't any hard moments in this game, but it just felt like smoother sailing compared to the other games. It also is a bit shorter, but I'm glad it didn't overstay its welcome. I also thought the ice physics would be really annoying, though I guess I shouldn't have expected that from a game called Tropical Freeze because they nailed the platforming this time. The game doesn't feel slippery like Returns sort of did somehow. I also think the level themes are really strong here, as it feels like there's more, such as Juicy Jungle or Autumn Heights. The bosses were all pretty fun (minus the World 4 boss, that one was annoying because its underwater) and the OST is incredible, especially the boss themes like Big Top Bop, Punch Bowl, and Volcano Dome. Overall, Tropical Freeze was another great Donkey Kong Country experience and I'm glad I'm ending it off with my new favourite.