BaHamanCheembs
2015
Did I never write a review for Yakuza 0? Damn.
To keep it short, Yakuza 0 is a great entry into the series, and deserves all the praise it gets for being one of the best prequels for a long running series. If you are looking to get into the story of Yakuza or for a well-polished and good feeling beat-em-up, Yakuza 0 is for you.
To keep it short, Yakuza 0 is a great entry into the series, and deserves all the praise it gets for being one of the best prequels for a long running series. If you are looking to get into the story of Yakuza or for a well-polished and good feeling beat-em-up, Yakuza 0 is for you.
This is a wonderful game with a bit of some bland gameplay, although while that may cause issues for some people, everything else you can get out of the game is top-notch, with the most soul I've seen out of an indie game made in the current generation.
the people with a Sayu obsession need help.
This review contains spoilers
Eh. This is an alright game in the series. Definitely not the best, but it did alright. I personally enjoyed the story to it (I'm a bit of a sucker for cheesy storylines).
I think the only real gripe I would have with it is the BS RNG. In order to get some trophies (if you're a Completionist/Trophy Hunter), you need to do specific events in order to level up the affection level with each Vocaloid. This game's RNG in order to get the items in order for that to happen, however, is the most garbage I've seen in a game, excluding gacha games.
The tracklist for Project Diva X is quite small, only coming in at about 30 songs (24 standalone songs + 6 Cloud Medleys). Personally it's subjective as there's a handful of fan favorites in there (The Lost One's Weeping, Solitary Envy, Streaming Heart, etc.) with some absolutely solid song mashups in each Medleys.
For what the game is, it does a very good job as a Project Diva game.
I heavily advise against trying to go for this game's Platinum unless you enjoy masochism (like me).
I think the only real gripe I would have with it is the BS RNG. In order to get some trophies (if you're a Completionist/Trophy Hunter), you need to do specific events in order to level up the affection level with each Vocaloid. This game's RNG in order to get the items in order for that to happen, however, is the most garbage I've seen in a game, excluding gacha games.
The tracklist for Project Diva X is quite small, only coming in at about 30 songs (24 standalone songs + 6 Cloud Medleys). Personally it's subjective as there's a handful of fan favorites in there (The Lost One's Weeping, Solitary Envy, Streaming Heart, etc.) with some absolutely solid song mashups in each Medleys.
For what the game is, it does a very good job as a Project Diva game.
I heavily advise against trying to go for this game's Platinum unless you enjoy masochism (like me).
Y'all some bitches. This game is the GOAT
Ok yeah, this game is cool. Not the best Sonic game on the Wii (I will constantly parade Secret Rings until my legs are cut off), but I love the way the game presented itself. Shoddy controls but DAMN everything else does amazing.
2022
This game is amazing. It's not a "carbon copy" of Splatoon 2 as many people think and for the full price, you get a lot out of it. I love the new idols, Deep Cut, and I love how both the Multiplayer and the revamped Salmon Run gameplay. Get it if you enjoy Splatoon!
2012
A bit of a late review, but here I am anyways.
Tone Sphere is a rhythm game available both on iOS and Android. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like I can check the Android version, but here we are.
This game is amazing for it's price. It's a simple portrait-screened game with a story behind it in it's main course, Darksphere. Since I'm keeping this spoiler-free, I suggest you go buy/download the game yourself and play the Darksphere course. You can play it on either Easy/Normal or through Hard/Spherical (Master difficulty basically) on Darksphere XL. The English is a bit iffy though, but coherent. The sequel to Tone Sphere comes out soon.
My only gripe with this game is that unlocking the story parts require Lumina, an in-game, non-premium currency that's gained by completing a song. Depending on how you do, you get more. It takes a LOT of Lumina to fully complete the story, let alone get through the half-point. If you plan to view the story oj your own, put aside a lot of spare time for grinding out Lumina to unlock the story points. Other than that, stellar game.
Tone Sphere is a rhythm game available both on iOS and Android. Unfortunately it doesn't seem like I can check the Android version, but here we are.
This game is amazing for it's price. It's a simple portrait-screened game with a story behind it in it's main course, Darksphere. Since I'm keeping this spoiler-free, I suggest you go buy/download the game yourself and play the Darksphere course. You can play it on either Easy/Normal or through Hard/Spherical (Master difficulty basically) on Darksphere XL. The English is a bit iffy though, but coherent. The sequel to Tone Sphere comes out soon.
My only gripe with this game is that unlocking the story parts require Lumina, an in-game, non-premium currency that's gained by completing a song. Depending on how you do, you get more. It takes a LOT of Lumina to fully complete the story, let alone get through the half-point. If you plan to view the story oj your own, put aside a lot of spare time for grinding out Lumina to unlock the story points. Other than that, stellar game.
2020
This game is good, I'll give it that,
But the game lacks a drive-- Like there's nothing the devs know what to do-- and that's my core problem with Genshin Impact. Enjoyable game and combat, a really barren story, unlike its predecessor Honkai Impact 3rd.
But the game lacks a drive-- Like there's nothing the devs know what to do-- and that's my core problem with Genshin Impact. Enjoyable game and combat, a really barren story, unlike its predecessor Honkai Impact 3rd.
Stunning and amazing little game made by Studio JAPAN and Sony. If you want a fun, 3D free-roam beat-em-up, Gravity Rush is the perfect game. The characters are the absolute pinnacle of charm and the core heart of this game that co-insides with the worldbuilding. Fun Platinum to go for as well! I will reiterate, this is a port of the original Gravity Rush from the PlayStation Vita, which originally ran at 30FPS. It might feel a little weird to transition to a 60FPS version of it for anyone who played the original, but a welcome one at that. As I asked, PLEASE play Gravity Rush, and the sequel.
2021
YRAEAH FUCK YEAH YEAH THIS CHAPTER WAS BOMB
2017
Oooooh, this game is amazing. The characters are amazing, the atmosphere is amazing— ugghhhh they put a lot of love into this game. Definitely worth the money if it's on sale or not, you'll be getting yourself into a pretty enjoyable experience all around. Just don't expect good platforming, sometimes it's a little tedious...
Definitely a must-play if you want a Metroidvania with a rich story and design. Definitely rewarding when you do something boss-ass at any moment.
Amazing ass rhythm game. If you like Vocaloid and enjoy a rhythm game you can get into, play this game!