solandecabras
2018
A fun game with a cool mechanic that makes every second count! A bit stressful or confusing at times, but nonetheless fun, Minit is a relatively short game with even shorter gameplay loops that kept me glued to the screen for the entirety of it! Loved it.
2020
A fun RPG with a very interesting story. Played it blind back when it came out and it truly was an experience! While some parts fo the horror aspect were not for me (and stressed me out very much!!) I can see they serve to elevate the game. You can clearly see the Yume Nikki inspiration in Blackspace 2, and other areas ddo have that wandering feeling as well. Enjoyable and memorable!
2011
Man I love the Rhythm Heaven series. This was such a fun game. I love all the minigames. Anyways, OH WHAT CAN I DO? WHAT CAN I DO? THE ONLY ONE FOR ME IS YOU
2013
This is like the NSMBU experience but if it was a thousand times more fun. The time limit makes everything feel so much more frantic, and the level design is simply superb! I loved it so much I even 100%ed it!!
2020
SO MUCH FUN!! I love Picross and this game mixes that with Ace Attorney-style visual novel elements, which is rught up my alley!! Felt a bit short but it really is very good. The characters are all very memorable, the dialogue is very well done and the stories are all so well thought-out! This game felt tailor-made for me. Amazing!!!
2019
It's just so much fun to play people's courses, some of them are so creative!! I'm in no way a master platformer, but it's still so much fun!
2019
One of the best games I've ever played. A sweet and calm climb with so much to explore!! There is so much to discover, so many characters to talk to, yet it doesn't overstay its welcome. I first played it in 2020, and since then I've replayed it quite a few times! Lovely graphics, amusing characters, a funny MC, extremely fun mechanics... it's definitely worth it!!!!
2013
This review contains spoilers
This game made by just TWO PEOPLE?? is one of the best gaming experiences I've had lately. Simple mechanics that slightly evolve over the course of the game, this pixel heaven is more than meets the eye. A compelling story, mysterious characters and an amazing collection/progress system in the form of cards... It all makes this game simply a delight to play. The only gripe I have, to be honest, is the post-ending cards and their placement. While fun easter eggs, some of them are so obscure and confusing to get they're nearly impossible without watching a guide. Other than that, incredible game!!!
2013
One of the most underrated games in the entire Pokémon franchise. I have been defending this game since 2013 and will do so until my dying breath.
Pokémon's 6th generation is rife with controversy due to, among other things, the switch from 2D to 3D. I couldn't care less. This game is one of the most enjoyable Pokémon games there has ever been. The creature variety is the highest in any Pokémon mainline base game ever, with just over 450. The distribution of these creatures in the different areas of the game is immaculate, and it opens up an enormous amount of team variety and possibilities. The introduction of the Fairy type, the PSS (the best player interaction format the franchise has ever had, by the way), the Super Training, being able to pet your mons in Amie, mega-evolutions, the best environments this series has ever seen (Laverre City, Route 14, Route 19, Glittering Cave, Route 9, long et cetera)... it all comes together in what could have been a masterpiece of a Pokémon game.
I say "what could have been" because as much as I like this game, it does have its problems... and they lie mainly in the story. Not the best story the series has, not the worst by far (generation 2 takes the cake), but still far from brilliant. This and the somehwat bland characters, both probably a product of a rushed development, along with some generation 1 pandering and locking many mega stones behind the post-game (apart from Looker's storyline, not much to do in it honestly) are the few flaws this game has.
Do not let anyone tell you otherwise: despite its flaws, Pokémon X and Y are very much worth playing.
Pokémon's 6th generation is rife with controversy due to, among other things, the switch from 2D to 3D. I couldn't care less. This game is one of the most enjoyable Pokémon games there has ever been. The creature variety is the highest in any Pokémon mainline base game ever, with just over 450. The distribution of these creatures in the different areas of the game is immaculate, and it opens up an enormous amount of team variety and possibilities. The introduction of the Fairy type, the PSS (the best player interaction format the franchise has ever had, by the way), the Super Training, being able to pet your mons in Amie, mega-evolutions, the best environments this series has ever seen (Laverre City, Route 14, Route 19, Glittering Cave, Route 9, long et cetera)... it all comes together in what could have been a masterpiece of a Pokémon game.
I say "what could have been" because as much as I like this game, it does have its problems... and they lie mainly in the story. Not the best story the series has, not the worst by far (generation 2 takes the cake), but still far from brilliant. This and the somehwat bland characters, both probably a product of a rushed development, along with some generation 1 pandering and locking many mega stones behind the post-game (apart from Looker's storyline, not much to do in it honestly) are the few flaws this game has.
Do not let anyone tell you otherwise: despite its flaws, Pokémon X and Y are very much worth playing.
Not a bad game, it's just Johto. The region is rife with problems this remake did very little to assuage.
However, let's check the positives first: Pokémon follow you!! Very cute! The addition of the Safari Zone would have solved the problem of some Johto pokémon not being available until postgame if it hadn't been the most confusing Safari Zone ever. The PokéAthlon is a fun minigame, and the graphical update is nothing to scoff at! The inclusion of some Crystal elements with Eusine and Suicune is a very nice touch too! The touch screen is certainly an improvement, and some mechanics regarding the Pokégear are also quite better than the original were.
However, it still suffers from many of the problems the original had, including (but not limited to): awful level scaling, disjointed story, terrible Pokémon distribution (and it doesn't add the new gen 4 additions to the gen 2 roster to the regional Pokédex except for a very specific case, which is just awkward), strange gym leader teams... All of this results in teams being picked from the same roster of 10 Pokémon, with no variety whatsoever and a strange sense of progression.
All in all, a decent game, a decent remake, but it still does not solve the awful problems that plagued Johto from the start and suffers greatly from it.
However, let's check the positives first: Pokémon follow you!! Very cute! The addition of the Safari Zone would have solved the problem of some Johto pokémon not being available until postgame if it hadn't been the most confusing Safari Zone ever. The PokéAthlon is a fun minigame, and the graphical update is nothing to scoff at! The inclusion of some Crystal elements with Eusine and Suicune is a very nice touch too! The touch screen is certainly an improvement, and some mechanics regarding the Pokégear are also quite better than the original were.
However, it still suffers from many of the problems the original had, including (but not limited to): awful level scaling, disjointed story, terrible Pokémon distribution (and it doesn't add the new gen 4 additions to the gen 2 roster to the regional Pokédex except for a very specific case, which is just awkward), strange gym leader teams... All of this results in teams being picked from the same roster of 10 Pokémon, with no variety whatsoever and a strange sense of progression.
All in all, a decent game, a decent remake, but it still does not solve the awful problems that plagued Johto from the start and suffers greatly from it.
Building on what made Xenoblade 2 good just so this can be absolutely fantastic. Amazing combat system that doesn't feel sluggish, characters I will be thinking about until the day I die, a story so heartbreaking it had me sobbing for weeks... this is literally the ideal Xenoblade experience. Man. Man. My fucking god.
2019
Very sweet. Very chill. Really enjoyed the atmosphere and the characters. Absolutely worth it.
2007
It's so good! I had a very serious 2kki phase for a while, getting almost every badge and all the menus, and now I have left it behind for a while now. I still think it's an incredible game with so many places to see, so much to do, so much to explore!! One day I might return to it but I hold very dear memories of it.
2019
Very characteristic art style, fun characters, extremely fun gameplay, overall a greta experience!! There are many secrets and collectables I haven't been able to get, but it still rocks! The multiplayer is also SO MUCH FUN!!
The single best Animal Crossing ever created. Eventually I'll return to this to extol its virtues, but it's just so insanely good... The characters feel like characters of their own, there's so much stuff to do at all times, it's just the PEAK of Animal Crossing games!!