I could not get passed that damn mike tv level, it still haunts me to this day.

Typical movie game adaptation. Not fun.

really fun but I wish there were more game boards.

I freaking love this game and its story-mode, though I find it unplayable online

I buried this game in my backyard one night and I woke up the next day and it was sitting on my nightstand covered in dirt.

If Arval were not a thing, this game would be perfect. I love warriors games and this is definitely the best one I've played. This game gave us supports that were not a thing in the og game and further developed certain characters. I loved everyone's re-designs and everyone's unique playstyle. Usually in games like this, you can pick out 1 or 2 characters that are broken and you feel like you 'have' to use them because of how good they play. That's not the case in this game; everyone has potential to be incredible. I love the unique conversations you can unlock by pitting people against each other in battle (ex. Yuri x Count Varley, Annette x Mercedes), it brings a whole new level of depth into the game. I do wish the stories were longer and there were more battles in between chapters but that's just because I enjoyed the game so much, it left me wanting more. Arval is the only downfall, being incredibly annoying and unimportant to the plot, I could see them being cut out of the game entirely but that's just my opinion. I really hope there is DLC for this game because I know I'm going to be going back to it as my 'comfort game'.

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This game was super cute from start to finish! Though I did not enjoy the RPG combat system (for this game specifically), I had fun with most of it. I knew that I was too emotionally invested in the story when Bobby died and I put the game down for 3 months to cure my depression. I'm not sure if I'd ever play it again but it was fun for what it was.

my friend clunked me in the head with a wii remote while playing this and I never recovered