I loved the lovingly crafted gameplay environment and the visual style of the game, but the gameplay is lacking and the story is kinda meh.

Fun ideas at play, but I suck at platformers so I know I will never complete it.

A fun, and very weird experience. I loved the ideas at play - even if the gameplay got to be very repetitive and trivial. I left the Foundation DLC unfinished because it just felt like more of the same.

Interesting, but I did not feel the motivation to complete it. Kinda just fell off it after completing the first few chapters.

Did not have fun with this one. Probably would've preferred a more linear adventure, although even that I'm not sure about.

Anime Dark Souls was actually kinda banging. Not the best of narratives, and the combat was a little too clunky, but I had a good time with it.

I like that Miles plays slightly differently from Pete, but the story for the game was very lacklustre. Exploring the city and swinging around will always be fun though.

Interesting idea, but for the life of me I could not get a hang of the ship controls. There came a point where I was just hurling myself to planets to explore as much as I could every reset, and I just got bored and frustrated with the experience. Was not for me.

Masterpiece. That is all I have to say.

A fun trip, but the optimal gameplay style of sneaking around arresting dudes in the campaign gets boring fast.

Single-player is basically non-existent. It looks pretty, but I'm not a multiplayer guy.

Just a great game. I liked the subversion of expectations and the introduction of different gameplay styles. Would love to spend more time in the first act of the game - perhaps with different campaigns and settings.

It's the same as the first game, but you can play as a doggo as well. If you enjoyed the first one, you'll probably enjoy this one too.

It's fun and quirky, with some nice combat, but the colony management portion quickly becomes unfun. There comes a point where you're doing runs just to grind for materials so you can keep the cult happy and build things that are needed, and at that point, I tapped out.

I thought narrative Gwent would be fun, but this goes on for way too long and doesn't introduce enough new or interesting ideas. I got bored and I will probably never go back.