proofofjustice
A great successor to the first season, and I even enjoyed some episodes more than the ones in the first. The cabin group is full of a bunch of interesting characters with some falling a little flat. Overall, a wonderful game.
2018
The lore is intentionally vague to a frustrating degree and drip-fed to players in small amounts throughout the year by using character's birthdays. The gacha system actually sucks and all of the players are very annoying. Genuinely a very fun game to play with friends, and that's its greatest appeal to me. I play this game every day btw.
2012
This game shaped me as a person fundamentally and on every level. 100/10.
The characters are the highlight of the game, and the relationship between Lee and Clem is one of the best familial relationships in any series I've ever seen. The ending is phenomenal as well, even years later.
The characters are the highlight of the game, and the relationship between Lee and Clem is one of the best familial relationships in any series I've ever seen. The ending is phenomenal as well, even years later.
2021
A very charming and funny little game. I want to make my funny little mii's dance and murder and kill and maim and harm.
A wonderful and satisfying ending to a phenomenal series. All of the characters in the Erickson group are likable and feel much more like Clementine's equal than the characters in the past. All of the episodes are very strong, and the story is very well-written. Clementine and AJ are the heart of this game while characters like Violet also manage to shine through.
The ending intentionally draws parallels to the first season in a way that brings out nostalgia and a bittersweet feeling of finally ending this series after so long.
The ending intentionally draws parallels to the first season in a way that brings out nostalgia and a bittersweet feeling of finally ending this series after so long.
A great death-game with unique characters. The protagonist is a stand-out for being very complex and fascinating, as is her relationship with the antagonist/rival character.
Sensory overload. Has no reason to exist in its current state and most of the remixes are not to my taste.
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A truly amazing game and a perfect closer to the trilogy. This is what Ace Attorney games should aspire to be. Every case is interwoven and connected to each other AND the past games in a way that you wouldn't expect. The twists and mysteries are amazing, and this game has the most effective and well-written villain in the entire series.
Case 3-5 is a masterpiece in itself, but it would be nothing without the others to properly set it up.
Case 3-5 is a masterpiece in itself, but it would be nothing without the others to properly set it up.
2020
Just to say: despite many attempts to play this game, I've accepted that it's just not for me. I've heard nothing but decent things about the story, but I genuinely can't get through the first jail. I love Persona 5, but the gameplay style of Hyrule Warriors is genuinely a drag and agonizing to sit through.
Toko's character arc is the best thing about this game. Komaru is cool too. Everything else is handled really awkwardly and the sexualization of children and SA victims is disgusting and completely unnecessary.
These games are why I am the way that I am.
One of the best opening cases in the entire series, and although the last case feels a bit anti-climactic, the mystery is as complex and clever as expected. The new characters in this game are a wonderful addition, and it's a shame that the games after this one try to erase it's most interesting plot-points.
2018
A genuinely amazing start to the game, filled with loveable characters, on-brand wonderful Toby Fox tracks, and engaging gameplay. A step-up from Undertale in every way.
A drag at times. As a long-time fan of the series, this game was hard to get through. The shift to 3D is very jarring and a large downgrade from the expressive and fun 2D style of the past games.
2019
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This is one of my favorite games ever, and definitely a champion among JRPGS. It has excellent battle mechanics, loveable characters, and a good premise: powerless people getting back at abusive and corrupt adults.
It is an improvement on the original vanilla game in every way, especially with the new third-semester arc and the addition of Goro Akechi's confidant. Kasumi and Maruki are wonderful additions as well, and all three characters are spectacularly written.
I can't justify giving it five stars though, because the story is well-written until it isn't. At points, the game has times where the characters act out-of-character for the sake of the plot. Also, while each thief is an amazing character on their own, the game struggles with making them feel like anything more than co-workers in regard to their relationships with each other.
I critique because I love. Persona 5 Royal is truly an amazing game, especially compared to the original base game.
It is an improvement on the original vanilla game in every way, especially with the new third-semester arc and the addition of Goro Akechi's confidant. Kasumi and Maruki are wonderful additions as well, and all three characters are spectacularly written.
I can't justify giving it five stars though, because the story is well-written until it isn't. At points, the game has times where the characters act out-of-character for the sake of the plot. Also, while each thief is an amazing character on their own, the game struggles with making them feel like anything more than co-workers in regard to their relationships with each other.
I critique because I love. Persona 5 Royal is truly an amazing game, especially compared to the original base game.