Enjoyed this a lot more than I expected to, especially considering it's poor reception. Definitely an interesting decision to wedge it between seasons 2 and 4, I'm glad Clementine was still in it but it would've been nice if her story was told separately to this one maybe.
The family dynamic was good though, Javi is no Lee or Clem but he's still a good protag. My biggest issue would have to be with the bias it suffers from, with new players like myself trusting Clem at first sight even though that doesn't really make sense in character. Overall it still stands on its own as a solid game.
The family dynamic was good though, Javi is no Lee or Clem but he's still a good protag. My biggest issue would have to be with the bias it suffers from, with new players like myself trusting Clem at first sight even though that doesn't really make sense in character. Overall it still stands on its own as a solid game.
2018
I enjoyed Judgment quite a bit but looking back at the Yakuza games I’ve played it feels wrong to put this any less than a star below the average of those. It’s fun but it’s really just not got the same charm and the side stuff and detective elements felt more in the way than entertaining
2021
[Working Review]
Lost Judgment is a lot better than it’s predecessor but sadly it still hits a lot of the same snags. The tailing and chase segments aren’t really improved but the school clubs side quests are much more fun and engaging than what was in the first game.
It’s a shame they’re so unbalanced, with boxing having a load of opponents while dancing only has 4 songs, but it’s still been fun for the most part and only really started to lose me ~60 hours in.
The plot is also improved in my opinion, it’s still not Yakuza level but I care more about this than I did the first game. interested to see how it plays out
Lost Judgment is a lot better than it’s predecessor but sadly it still hits a lot of the same snags. The tailing and chase segments aren’t really improved but the school clubs side quests are much more fun and engaging than what was in the first game.
It’s a shame they’re so unbalanced, with boxing having a load of opponents while dancing only has 4 songs, but it’s still been fun for the most part and only really started to lose me ~60 hours in.
The plot is also improved in my opinion, it’s still not Yakuza level but I care more about this than I did the first game. interested to see how it plays out
I don't remember looadds of this game cause it's been a while but I've played it at least 3 times cause it's good stuff. Finally an open world game where you drive on the left!! :D
2019
At one point I stopped to check the map and a bunch of weird dog-creatures ran past me while snarling and it scared the shit out of me. Very immersive, liked it a lot
2021
I played this with my brother and it was fun enough but defo hit wrong. Will have to play with a cute girl I know and pretend I'm letting her win to be charming...
Definitely the weakest of the trilogy and the structure of the sections takes a minute to get used to but at a certain point it really clicks and makes sense.
Well worth the time if you enjoyed the first two.
Well worth the time if you enjoyed the first two.
The more I think about this game the more I wonder if it’s actually my favourite in the series. Ichiban is a protagonist of the same calibre as Kiryu for sure and the entire feel is just so on point for what it wants to be. It did not feel like 135 hours.
Only gripe is the stupid fucking secret bullshit insanely hard lame dumb ridiculous hidden dungeon that’s stopping me getting the platinum>:(
Only gripe is the stupid fucking secret bullshit insanely hard lame dumb ridiculous hidden dungeon that’s stopping me getting the platinum>:(
1998
Every time I died (which was never, obv) and they shouted “Snake! Snaaaaaake!” I’d join in but shout “Jake! Jaaaaake!” And therefore this game rules.
Also for such an old clunky game it was one of the finest gaming experiences I’ve had I think maybe
Also for such an old clunky game it was one of the finest gaming experiences I’ve had I think maybe
Of the few Sherlock games I've played this one was my favourite. Still clunky in some ways but the cases were pretty good and the way that you piece clues together was more interesting than in some of the others. Holds your hand quite a lot but plenty of room for a dumbass like me to feel kinda smart
Was really enjoying BOTW until I got to that stupid cave that forces you to roll a ball with motion controls and I got so wound up with it I gave my brother his copy back and never played it again.
(Have since learned you can turn off motion controls, might try again lol)
(Have since learned you can turn off motion controls, might try again lol)
This was boring, by the last episode or so I was just hitting random options for the sake of the platinum trophy. Did not care.
2019
The only songs I can't do on the hardest difficulty are Camellia's (..the bastard) and quite a few of them I do on the hardest and sped up. Bet I look so awesome.
2008
13 years later and I still say "The time is... Very late!" and think about how eating celery causes instant weight loss. God I played this a lot over the years. Where else can you kill someone's husband in front of them and then make jokes and fart until they come around and agree to marry you?
2012
Amazing. The dungeon structure/combat hasn’t aged all that well imo and some of the dialogue is clearly outdated by today’s standards, but overall this was really enjoyable and easily stands up against the much newer and more polished Persona 5
The characters themselves aren’t quite as fulfilling, and some of the minor social links especially aren't satisfying at all, but the main group dynamic as a whole surpasses that of the Phantom Thieves. The party members are still fun and the story is great, so while it could never hope to be as smooth or stylish as its successor, Persona 4 Golden’s overall quality doesn’t feel very much like a step down at all.
The characters themselves aren’t quite as fulfilling, and some of the minor social links especially aren't satisfying at all, but the main group dynamic as a whole surpasses that of the Phantom Thieves. The party members are still fun and the story is great, so while it could never hope to be as smooth or stylish as its successor, Persona 4 Golden’s overall quality doesn’t feel very much like a step down at all.