It's so beautiful. I haven't felt so much a part of a game in a long time. I had a lot of fun, I was never bored. I put myself in the characters' eyes and felt the story. I made friends with Eric Cartman and fought together. I laughed a lot at the funny references. I liked the aggressive humor and I was never bored with the story. I loved walking around South Park and interacting with NPCs. On the other hand, they made the fights very, very fun. The skills are very unique and even though it's turn-based, you have to play actively. You have to adjust the timing of all of them, not just click and release. Most of the skills are very unique and funny. I recommend everyone to play, whether you are a South Park fan or not. Eric Cartman <3

GIGANTIC. Perfect. It's perfect. This game is everything, man. With its vast lore and flexible character builds, it's a game that never gets boring and never leaves you wanting for new thrills. There is not much to say about this game. Buy it and play it. Both the story and immersion are tremendous. Above all, even just walking on the map is a peaceful event. It has a quality atmosphere. Anyone who hasn't played it is missing a lot...

DLC edit: I've played a wide variety of games but I've never seen dlc's as good as dawnguard and dragonborn dlc's. Dlc stories and gameplay are very fluid. There are many times better missions than normal skyrim missions. Get the dlcs and play, brother, it's really good. Especially the difference and diversity in the dragonborn dlcs is very very nice. The man opened the huge island of Solstheim for you, what more can you ask for? In summary, the dlcs are really perfect. Buy the special edition just for this reason.

Brotato is the best of the vampire survivors-like games in my opinion. Stages lasting less than 1 minute and with the buffs that come with the shop and level up at the end, the game doesn't get boring even for a minute. As far as I remember, there are around 30 characters in the game. Each character's gameplay is unique. The items are interesting. Although the game is limited in terms of boss variety and boss patterns, it offers everything it promises. Achievements encourage you to play all characters when you finish the game with each character.

The Steam version of the game offers some improvements in graphics and sound. However, the core problems of the game are still there. First and foremost, and in my opinion the most troublesome issue, the game's combat system is very boring and repetitive. Battles don't require much strategy other than simple combos against enemies and the occasional use of special abilities. Also, the battles are very frequent and dodging is almost impossible. This slows down the pace of the game and makes it boring. Secondly, the story and world are interesting. The characters fit the typical JRPG archetype. There's not much to discover. In conclusion, Tales of Vesperia is not a fun game. While the graphics and sounds are nice, the combat system is very weak. It may be a nostalgic experience for those who love the series, but I don't recommend it for newcomers.

The game builds on its predecessor Origins with its combat system, open world and missions. The main character is fun to play. The story is good for the first 10 hours but boring after that. The game's open world is interesting but too big. It gets tiring after a while. The Sparta-Athens battles in the open world seem exciting, but they do nothing for the progression. You have to do side quests to continue the main quest. Fortunately, the side quests are good. You need to give 120 hours to do 100% of the map and it's not worth it.