This game rules. (I played the HD fan remastered version.)

The cutscenes are so ridiculous and fun, every time I ran into a new character I couldn't wait to see what stupid shit they would say. I loved exploring each new area, and the soundtrack has the best crunchy 90's feel to it. The combat leaves much to be desired, most bosses are taken out in like, a single hit with a specific item haha. But honestly I don't care about that, the experience is goofy enough to make up for the gameplay shortcomings. Just play it, you won't regret the 3 hours spent.

I like this game, but I do think that it thrives on mods (which isn't necessarily a bad thing). I'm not sure I've actually played this game unmodded. I thought it was going to be scarier than it was which I'm grateful for because I'm a huge coward. This game is a lot of dying which I am also okay with, I'm not the best video game player and it's funny to watch your friends still be alive after you're dead. Once I got into a game and didn't know how sensitive it was to your mic so I was straight up munchin on some chips and no one said anything so I was just crunchin their ear holes and then got them all murdered by dogs and that is the beauty of lethal company. For what it is now in early access it is a good game overall. I do think that the mods are carrying it though.

To be completely honest with all of you, I have never played this game before in my entire life which is why I am not ranking it. However, I have watched my friend play hours of this game and he loves it so much. And to be honest with you I love watching him play the game. I would never play this game myself. It is not up my alley, and I think I would suffer playing it. But watching my friend Miggy be in a tank with 4 other guys going "why is there a toilet full of urine back here" is the funniest thing ever when they all completely ignore him to say something serious about the game and then when they park go "yo, why is there a toilet full of piss back here" for him to say "I already said that" and then they immediately die in a battle and never see each other again is the funniest thing in the world. He likes the game and if you like survival games similar to DayZ but more action packed and more going on instead of walking around for hours and losing progress the second you meet one person, this is the game for you.

Unfortunately I have given this game one more half star than I did before. The only thing that makes this game more tolerable is playing with friends which I have been doing lately. If you are a woman or someone with a femme voice you immediately get clocked as and get harassed. I'm giving it 3 and a half stars but at some point you really have to change your mindset in this game to "it is just a game, who cares" or it immediately gives you brain rot and makes you the most toxic human being known to man. I hate the way this game handles currency in every way, these skin bundles are not worth 80 real buckaroonies at all and you get no in game currency from the battlepass like every other godforsaken fps game in the world. This game sucks I love it. Also going back into the review and instead of giving it an extra half star it lost one. I still love playing with friends but the rest of it sucks. <3

I don't know why I waited so long to finally 100% Banjo-Tooie. I grew up playing this game here and there, but never made it very far. Banjo-Kazooie has always been one of my all-time favorites, but as an adult, I never took the plunge into tooie until recently. And wow, am I glad I did. <3

This game is just as charming as the first, and it will make you realize just how small the worlds of BK are. The interconnectedness of Banjo-Tooie is mind boggling. Some folks find this to be a tedious venture, but in my opinion, it's where the game truly shines. The jiggies and objectives get harder as the game progresses, and some of the challenges really make you work for a single jiggy. But that being said, the satisfaction I felt after finishing a tough section (lookin at you, Grunty Industries) made it well worth the effort. The cheato-pages definitely helped alleviate some of the pressure of the final boss as well, which improved the pacing at the end of the game significantly from BK.

I love how this game reignites that spark of wonder that you feel while playing a game for the first time as a child. Where is the secret Glowbo? What will it do? Will I ever find the alleged Ice Key from BK? What will the Stop n Swop eggs hatch into? There are just so many little mysteries in this game that keep the player returning to discover. Not many games can do that, and for that, this game deserves a perfect score.

I hope someday we see a true Banjo-Threeie, and I hope it feels a lot like this game. 5/5, I love this series so, so much. <3