Probably my favourite of the three new game modes added in Chapter 5. Races can be very intense and challenging but also very rewarding at the end. I only have 2 major issues with it that are stopping me from liking it more: the physics and the auto-drifting.
The physics feel very clunky at times and it’s very easy to find yourself off the track or hitting into barriers, especially if you’re in a crowd of other cars. Speaking of other cars, it feels like every car on the track except for yours is the most powerful object imaginable. It only takes one bump on the side to send you completely spiralling.
Now for my other big complaint: the automatic drifting. It sucks. It just seems so pointless, especially when there is already a button binded to drifting by default. It is only there for newbies to the racing genre and it would be nice if there was an option to turn it off.

Quick disclaimer: I have only played the Pacifist Route so far. I plan on playing the other routes in the future at some point. All my thoughts on the game may be reconsidered after I play the other routes. I will be doing 2 other reviews after I beat each of the 2 remaining routes.
Probably one of the best fangames I have ever played. Beautifully recreates what made the original so endearing with some nice changes where necessary. I felt like some characters could've been expanded upon a bit further like Dalv but I was satisfied by the story and arcs anyways. I'm not really a fan of the difficulty spike near the end, especially with the final boss but I toughened through it. 1000% would recommend if you enjoyed the original Undertale in any capacity. My deepest respect for the dev team for sticking with the game for so long.

Pretty good season. The new map was neat but some of the new locations are a bit uninteresting and forgettable. The new weapon modding system is really cool but I wish the mod benches were more common around the map. The battlepass was really strong, I didn't really dislike any of the skins. Collabs were really good as well, especially the TMNT event and mini-pass. The new gamemodes added are fun and can be a nice break from the main BR mode. Overall, a fun season and a good start to the new chapter.

Pretty cool season. Wasn't able to play as much as I would've wanted to because of studying for exams and binge playing the Persona series but from what I played it was really fun. The new mythic weapons were cool to play around with (I loved the Chain of Hades), while I didn't finish the Battlepass the skins I did get are pretty cool and the new POIs were nice and fun to explore. The Avatar event was cool to see, even if it did get rid of half of the new items in the game for a bit. I hope we see more collabs with other animated stuff that isn't just anime in the future.

Yeah, this game is hella fun.
Gigabash is an arena fighting game where you play as different giant monsters based off classic kaiju media fighting in fully destructible environments like cities, military camps, research facilities, etc.
One of the best things about this game to me is how simple the controls are yet you can still pull off impressive moves or combos with them. It’s very much an easy to play, hard to master type game which is a genre of games I love because of how many hours you can sink into them. This also makes the game ideal for multiplayer as it makes explaining the controls to others a non-issue. The different characters you can select from are all fun to play as and do a really good job at being a homage to what they’re based on (my current main in the game is Kongkrete). My only main issue with this game is the lack of substantial content. There is a story mode which follows 4 of the characters in the roster but they’re extremely bare bones and are just a series of minigames or fights. Other than that there’s an arcade mode, an endless waves mode and a minigame mode but all of them kind of run their course after a couple of plays. The gameplay more than makes up for this lack of content but I would be lying if I said I wasn’t a bit disappointed by it. Overall, it’s an extremely fun fighting game that you can have a ton of fun with.

Just.... eh. It's a fine enough rhythm game but it never really goes anything beyond that. The gameplay is fine though I feel at times the visuals in the background can be really distracting, especially in the songs with special music videos. The dances themselves are cool to look at and can be funny at times depending on what your character is wearing. The rewards for doing well in a song aren't great though. You'll either get new clothes for your character for get these little social events with a specific character that are pretty uninteresting. They just don't feel like good rewards and don't really encourage to continue to try and do better on the songs. The list of songs here is fine. The remixes are alright but there's nothing really that stands out or is better than the original. It's a fine spin-off I guess but the most enjoyment I got out of it was just from seeing the P3 characters happy and not having to worry about anything for once.

I'm honestly really shocked with how good a fighting game based on a series with turn based combat is. They manage to incorporate elements of typical Persona gameplay like SP and element attacks like Ziodyne in such a smooth way that blends seamlessly with the fighting. The story was also entertaining but suffered a bit from the way it presents itself, especially in the P4A campaign. Events usually get repeated a lot with only miniscule differences in between each character's story which makes it very confusing as to what's actually canon and what isn't. This was fixed in the Ultimax campaign though by just having a semi-straight path you progress through instead of individual character stories. Other than that, the campaigns were cool and it was fun seeing the P3 and P4 cast interact with each other. Makes me excited to see them talk with each other more when I play Persona Q. But now I can finally move on to the game I've been most excited to play next... Persona 5 Royal.