A really unique game that builds on the foundation of Breath of the Wild, while also reimplementing old Zelda traditions. The better dungeons, bosses, musical score, story and abilities really sold me on the game, while the reshuffled and expanded overworld made it a good remix for BotW.
It does unfortunately re-tread the same ground its predecessor does, leading people to believe it's glorified DLC, which it often does come off as, but it did make me appreciate BotW and its fresh design again.
While the story is leagues better than BotW, it does muddle up the already iffy timeline and introduces too many new things never seen until this game (much like BotW) which would've been excellent for a new IP but not Zelda.

A very okay resident evil game. It had some new ideas to bring to the table, and tried to make the over the shoulder titles easier to play but it missed the mark, ending up more infuriating than helpful.
The characters are middling, all voice acting is weak and generic, not feeling much like actual people. On top of that the character texturing is abysmal and really should've been fully HD when ported, there's no excuse for that.
The story was okay, not the best but it was good for what it was, and leaning into an episodic structure helped differentiate itself, and hold the story better.

A fun, but hard to get into game that relies heavily on its multiplayer and not its (original) selling point, the campaign. The diversity in planets and eras are fantastic, even if it took a while for them to be fully implemented and while the game isn't loot box reliant, it was still an awful move to make it pay to win. Online is filled with veteran players who haven't quit, so it's hard to pick up for that reason, but I'm patient.
On the campaign side, it was a little short for me, and the resurrections campaign was even shorter, making it feel underwhelming for a huge selling point of the game, still fun, but not substantial.

An interesting presentation of new and old stories using arcade shooter style gameplay makes for a vastly new experience which I was very happy for since I adore wii pointer aiming. Said older stories were adapted in a strange way, making room for a multiplayer mode, but I'm fine with the changes for that sake. The shaky camera made it hard to play absolutely perfectly, but it did mean that I enjoyed its difficulty. What i didn't enjoy was the inconsistent framerate, dipping to 15 at times for no reason whatsoever, but otherwise the visuals felt very impressive for the time. Worth a try to see nostalgic areas from a different perspective, and especially so if you want some fun multiplayer/light gun experiences!

A stupid and wacky sandbox experience with so much customisability and workshop mods that you can make an entire game out of this one and have a completely customisable experience to your liking.
The game falters in understandability a little, giving you everything all at once and it can get really overwhelming, like being forced to defuse a nuke that has thousands of wires inside. Definitely best played with friends and I haven't tried any online multiplayer outside of friends yet but I bet that would be fun too