Where road 96 dared to carve its own path, Mile 0 regresses and does nothing interesting feeling like an industry plant of a game. Depressingly linear with a fragile illusion of choices mattering, a bad skateboarding mini-game, terrible pacing and uninteresting characters. At least its still a Road 96 title and Zoes voice actor is way better than the original but Kaito doesn't belong in this game. Just make a prequel to R96 not a mashup you are not Nintendo you cant make smash bros. The ending I got actually flowed well into Road 96 and the last hour-ish is actually pretty good but otherwise an all around disappointing game.

Sick combat, amazing story, endearing characters that if you don't like you don't need to spend time with. Who the fuck actually talks to Ohya. The royal content is awesome. Everything is just amazing, the only issues are that its REALLY long (could be a benefit depending on your perspective) and that some of the palaces don't need to be as drawn out as they are and some of the writing is questionable. Fuck big bang burger palace that shit sucks harder than the kid that plays the shooter arcade game.

A walking simulator with one of the wildest game mechanics I've experienced, What Remains of Edith Finch is a story that could only be told through gaming. It makes, argues and wins its case for gaming as a storytelling medium. While its entire runtime is a pleasure, the second hour of this games two hour runtime is likely the best hour of time I've ever spent playing a video game and wont be topped ever. The ending, Lewis, Gregory, its all marvelous. Probably the most "perfect" game ever made, if that really means anything. A beautiful deep dive into loss, grief and the way we deal with them, What Remains of Edith Finch is a game unlikely to leave me for the rest of my life.

Great time investment, great gameplay amazing everything. Supergiant at their cleanest and most streamlined but not their best. The game is just too safe, its a really bad way of explaining it but it really doesn't feel like Supergiant is taking any chances with this game. I love bastion because its unique and has that "studio's first game" charm. Pyre is the my favourite video game with amazing characters and story. Hades focuses the most on combat and story though that combat, which works really well. It also means that the characters have less room for development and the world is less interesting because its just Greek mythology. Not a particularly groundbreaking game but stellar nonetheless.