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It's an arcade game/10. Fun for a few minutes.

I'm still not a fan of point-and-click adventure games. I gave up about one hour in. There was a puzzle where failing meant waiting 30-60 seconds for another opportunity. At least the art style is nice.

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Very bland. Nothing is really stands out (I'm terms of visuals, gameplay, music, etc.) The progression system is pretty restrictive, especially when factoring in the high difficulty. I'm a lot more impressed by F-Zero GX. A PS5 update with 4k 120hz and PSVR2 support would be nice.

This feels like a half-assed PC port. I gave up after a crash within the first half hour.

From my childhood. Golf doesn't appeal to me, but the Mario theming makes it a bit more palatable.

Gave up during the second chapter. The story was only mildly interesting up to that point and the puzzles were obnoxious even for point-and-click adventure game standards.

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A boring minigame with no lasting appeal.

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An arcade racing game that looks and feels ancient. Pole Position II is better.

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I haven't been able to find very many good game creations. This type of game would really benefit from being multiplatform, IMO.

This didn't age well at all. I bailed at the horrible end boss for Sonic's campaign and didn't bother touching the others. At least the Sonic stages were fairly good up until that point. The Chao garden is enjoyable as well.

A cash grab sequel. LittleBigPlanet 2, but worse.

How to not design a roguelike.

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A bad tech demo game. The novelty wears off within a few minutes.

The PC port is shoddy. What I played felt like a beta for Heavy Rain, which isn't a compliment.

Review in progress:
An OK arcade game, but nothing special.