dragon48100
I really enjoyed this game. The strategy style throughout the game is done well and it's fun to try and plan your attack to fight the enemies, which become very difficult later on. The Ultimate Challenges are also very fun to strategize for. Would recommend.
2019
Decently fun game. I liked the Wild Area and the type diversity early on, whereas other games in the series usually just begin with normal types and bugs. The postgame is really lacking, however, with the "antagonists" being really lame characters. The general story also feels plain and the game is notably easier than the other games.
2017
Very fun and satisfying movement with extremely fun gameplay and levels to play through, plus the open-ended gameplay was executed perfectly. Definite recommendation to anyone with a Switch.
Really enjoyable to play through, and the chamber stones add a refreshing element of postgame content. My only minor complaint is that the Eagle Tower feels vague and annoying to navigate, but overall this was a very enjoyable game.
The clean movement and fast-paced fighting make this one of the most enjoyable smash bros games to play. While I wish the World of Light was more fleshed out, it's secondary to the core of the game.
2013
(Note: This review was designed ignoring community-related aspects that are unrelated to the gameplay itself.)
I've played this game for a while, and still continue to play it, but I'm still making this review since I have enough experience with the game. While Geometry Dash is a buggy game with some unfinished features, levels feel very gratifying to beat after dedicating your time to them in a way that few games are able to replicate. You can approach playing the game in several different ways, with the choice to gain as many stars as possible, or to care less about stars and instead attempt to beat the hardest levels the game has to offer. You can also use a broad level editor to build your own creations which can be shared and even rated by the developer on occasion, allowing more people to see what you've created. You can also do a combination of everything listed above as there's really no right way to play, and that's what I like about it.
I've played this game for a while, and still continue to play it, but I'm still making this review since I have enough experience with the game. While Geometry Dash is a buggy game with some unfinished features, levels feel very gratifying to beat after dedicating your time to them in a way that few games are able to replicate. You can approach playing the game in several different ways, with the choice to gain as many stars as possible, or to care less about stars and instead attempt to beat the hardest levels the game has to offer. You can also use a broad level editor to build your own creations which can be shared and even rated by the developer on occasion, allowing more people to see what you've created. You can also do a combination of everything listed above as there's really no right way to play, and that's what I like about it.
2019
A visual marvel in every aspect, this game is beautifully crafted with puzzles that are very unique and unlike anything I've played before. It's very fun to play through and solve all the different puzzles and challenges, and the art style makes it appealing for the eyes too. While a bit short, I definitely recommend this game.
2011
One of my all-time favorites. The music, bosses, and art style come together very well to form a very fun game with a lot of diversity in how you can play the game with a lot of replay value.
2008
While there's a nostalgia influence for me, I do think this game has some fun qualities. Being able to customize your own character is fun and there's a lot of diversity in how you can play the game depending on what you're in the mood for. Objectively there's a lot of bugs and some crashing issues, but I still find myself having a lot of fun with this game.
Really fun with a lot of different ways to challenge yourself or strategize to beat the game's toughest challenges. Very charming with the designs as well, coming together to create a very enjoyable experience.
2019
A tense game with some fun action and its very satisfying to win. There's some issues with performance and you can lose games instantly simply due to poor gun rng, but this game is very enjoyable so long as you have a high capacity for stress since it can be very tense in tough situations.
2020
While I'm aware this game has received an update with more seasons, for me this game felt nothing more than a fad that grew old and died out quickly. For the time I played the game though, it was a pretty fun experience, although the hacker issue made lobbies unenjoyable. Also, once you win your first game, the rush to try and get another win is significantly diminished, making the game feel short despite the price.
2018
A lot of fun with friends with the potential for some interesting plays. I think the airship is too big for its own good with smaller lobbies, making it almost impossible to find bodies, and public lobbies can often make the experience unenjoyable due to strange rulesets or people being entirely illogical. Still very fun though.
The challenges are fun to strategize for and plan, making for an interesting and dynamic experience with that portion of the game. Once you attempt to go for the large scale challenges though I feel like there's too many different mechanics to make for anything enjoyable. Still solid and fun though.
The pizzeria parts are fun due to being able to make your own pizzeria as complex or simple as you'd like, but the office sections feel incredibly luck based and repetitive. There's some secrets to try and look for which are fun for lore enthusiasts, but beyond that there's not a lot here.