Almost a perfect sequel that improves on many things from the original, which was already a fantastic platformer game that still holds up to this day. One thing that the original does better is the story overall, but that by no means Klonoa 2's story is not good or anything, thematically it was still quite excellent, but I thought the og had more impact. Luckily, in everything else, I found this to be an improvement over the original.

Missions were solid all around, I didn't had any problem with them. Snowboard missions were a nice touch that spiced up the gameplay with a much needed variety and I thought it was really fun. Kingdom of Sorrow mission was a highlight for me, because of the atmosphere and that goddamn soundtrack... it was just perfect.

This is undoubtedly my favourite platformer game.

As someone who was really dissapointed with Yakuza 6, I can confidently say this is a much better game. Everything here was better than yakuza 6, whatever It will be the story or the gameplay. In fact, I would even go far as say this is the best yakuza game since 0, which is my favorite in the entire series.

Story and characters here are really strong, I liked all the characters in this game, which is rare for a yakuza game. Mini games and substories were still wonderful, although yakuza 0 still takes the cake when it comes to substories.

New fighthing style for kiryu was really unexpected but holy shit, he literally becomes batman with it, its just way too cool, I'm glad they added it, It sparked up the gameplay very nicely. Also, final boss in this game is one of the best, everything about it was just kino.

Last few scenes in this game will always stick with me, I never though I would cry this hard for a yakuza game but here we are, It really solidifed my love for kiryu and his journey.

Ghostrunner 2 is more of the same which is pretty good, considering I really liked the first game. But, some of my complaints from the first game are still here, and some of the stuff is a setback compared to the first game (OST was weaker compared to the first game, I can't remember any memorable track from this game).

I liked the addition of some cool new mechanics, but they took too long to introduce them to you, only when you're very close to finishing the game that you get these things, that was really dissapointing. Bike mission was cool, especially the boss.

Overall, if you liked the first game, you're going to like this game too. But this doesn't really feel like a sequel, if I'm being honest. Anyway, I had a great time with ghostrunner 2.