Amazing game and great addition to the Ratchet & Clank franchise. Movement in this game felt amazing, weapons were cool (I hate the buzz blades, why do they keep returning, absolute waste of a weapon), story was really fun and captivating, even doing a NG+ run was fun.

The only real downsight of this game is the fact it’s literally 10h long, with little to nothing to do afterwards. And I don’t mean the story is 10h long, fully 100%ing, as in all achievements, all unlockables, upgrading every weapon to the max, EVERYTHING took me a bit over 10h. That’s why I was so surprised the game still has the premium 80€ price tag 3 years later, and that for only 10h of play.

TLDR: Amazing game, but very short.

'Enter the Gungeon' x Wizards.
All though not a perfect game by any means it is a really fun roguelike.

My only real complaint is that you can get combo'ed to oblivion by some trash mobs with no way of getting out of it except for spamming dash, combine that with no easy way to heal yourself and a decent run might be dead in the water after a random encounter...

I do however enjoy the different combos YOU can pull off also! equipping different spells and relics to suit your playstyle is a really fun element. It had me going back swapping spells I found on a playthrough that turned out to be really good and overall experimenting a lot!

TLDR: if you like 'Enter the Gungeon' and wizards, you might want to give this game a shot!

Super fun platformer with some of the best movement mechanics I've seen in a platforming game!!!

Lots of cool gimmicks in each world to spice up the gameplay.

And of course it only gets better when playing with friends or a partner!

The game is also quite challenging, especially with the knight trials!

A really great game but it had a lot of things working against it, but it was still an enjoyable experience.

The story was nothing new, but well executed, although I didn't feel the need for the secret Jessica ending as I found the Hero and Medea had a really nice friends-to-lover romance which had been introduced to the players from basically the start of the game. I found the other playable characters especially stale, Yangus was really the only one I cared about.

The overall gameplay was basically as Dragon Quest as can be. Although I was quite suprised how easy it was to level up, as someone who is used to grinding for a while before taking on a new boss, I kinda overleveled myself and it was fairly easy to beat the entire game at around level 40.

I absolutely HATE the way you equip items, why the hell is there even a an equipment window when you have to manually transfer all items from your bag??? Wish it looked more like the equipment screen from DQ9.

I liked the addition of Red and Morrie as playable characters, but they are way too busted. which isn't bad but it turned every fight into: get as much tension as possible (hope the enemy doesn't use disruptive wave), do your best attacks, profit. EXCEPT FOR...

Memories Lane, holy hell, I am glad the other bosses in this game weren't as difficult as these. Dhoulmagus was like the biggest, pray to Jesus fight ever. Literally made Estark, the actual final boss, look like childsplay. Talking about Estark, I'm glad he made a return. Apparently bonked his head or something. (fyi kasnooze, setup, attack...)

Enough whining, I still really enjoyed playing this game, it still is probably in my top 3 DQ games, there are a lot of QoL changes they could've made, Zoom costing 1MP? Equipment Screen functionality,... but it is definitely worth a playthrough, maybe even two!

This was my first entry into the Final Fantasy series, and I must say a really solid start, as the intro screen suggested a game for first-timers and fans alike!

Although the game is not perfect by any means, the story was meh, really disliked the ending, the gameplay and fleshed-out characters more than made up for it! I loved learning more about the chocobros in the dlc (which are a must play), doing hunts on enormous beasts was always so cool, even hunting for frogs was a blast! All-in-all a very solid game, easiest 90h I've spent in my life...

I hope the person who made the interact button the same as the jump button and the designer of Costlemark Tower have a pleasant day 🙂

Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a great turn-based RPG. The art style was pleasing, levels were very well designed, enemies were different in each area (although they did use a lot of re-skins). The thing that bothered me the most was the difficulty either being way too high when enemies are just a couple levels higher than your team or the exact opposite.

The length of the game was pretty decent, I played it for about 68h to 100% it (I did not complete new game+, I couldn't even be asked), but I enjoyed my time going through each dungeon, immersing myself in the environment and different characters and side-quests, which this game did really well. Even the minibosses (hunts) you complete had a setup! You had to collect certain items in certain places, trigger specific events in a dungeon, or dump a ton of money in a well, it all felt connected, like you were figuring out a puzzle. This is also where I felt the game was really flawed, and I say this because in order to fight one of the minibosses I had to run a dungeon 7 times in order to get a specific item from a random lootpile, aka not fun and tedious.

This game has a couple flaws that could easily be fixed and improve the entire experience, such as:
1) why do under-leveled enemies still go after you in a dungeon? It's literally a waste of time going through all the animations and not even gaining exp cuz my level's too high. If enemies could act like the motivator enemy who runs from you instead of towards you when you are a couple levels stronger the game would be much better.
2) why do I have to fight lesser enemies in the overworld just to collect some loot, when they have shown to be perfectly capable of having option 1 and 2 when there is an enemy and a treasure on the same spot?
3) why are so many things RNG based? why did I have to fight 30+ sky lieutenants in order to fight the big boss? Why not have him appear after x amount of defeats? OR as previously mentioned an important drop randomly appearing in a dungeon in a specific type of lootpile? All feels like padding and probably also the reason why I had to play almost 68h just complete the game.
4) Why don't all characters gain exp? This is probably my biggest irritation, because I used Gully, Red Monika, and Alumon for the entire game after they unlocked, because I couldn't be bothered to level up the other characters, so I never found out if they were any good because I had no reason to swap them out, which could've been avoided if they had an exp-share on, that way I could check out newly unlocked skills and ultimates when I gained them, but alas.

TLDR; fun turn-based rpg, but very grindy. Great world building and characters, they feel very fleshed out and the plot also wasn't half bad! 8/10