Great gameplay and some much-needed improvements over the first, while also losing what made the first so memorable. The open world and mundane but fun side jobs are gutted instead of half-baked NES parodies and a story that just frankly isn't as good as the first game.

GOAT. Raw. Peak.

The best Sonic has been in years. Didn't really like the super realism graphics, wished it was more stylized, especially for the plot.
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Oddly feels like a step back. The new upgraded powers feel less rewarding to use. Karma choices are so comical that I couldn't take either side seriously. Melee still didn't feel good even with the improvements.

Everything is bland and dated in today's standards, but for the time, it was incredible. Traversal is lacking, making the world not that fun to explore, but the powers make up for it.

Expert environmental design, though the upscaled graphics made me miss some details and hints, thinking it was added details for the remaster. A challenge with its Open design, but a very enjoyable adventure.

The story is cookie cutter, and the voice acting is inexcusable. The gameplay is some of the best in the RPG genre. The levels of theory crafting and building you can do with your characters is the highlight of this adventure.

It went on for WAY longer than it needed to be. Combat is at its best in this game. The story oddly is the worst out of the trilogy. At this point, Onimusha was not at all what I expected it to become, and that hurts my enjoyment.

The relationship scenario system should've never gotten past QA. The "Devil May Cry 2" of the Onimusha series. The survival horror themes are thrown out the window for a lackluster sequel to an otherwise timeless game.

Surprisingly short but amazing adventure. Easily replayable and fun game. Has aged like fine wine.

My first Souls game I ever beat. The gameplay is quick and visceral. I wanted to replay this game to experiment with builds and alternate routes. The atmosphere is top notch

World Seeker is the better One Piece game, while Odyssey is the better overall game. Strictly as a RPG, this game is amazing. The battle system never gets tiring. As a One Piece fan, replaying through previous arcs isn't what I wanted out of a One Piece RPG. I wanted to actually explore brand-new islands instead of retreading like most anime games do, the same plot we already know.

More of the same as the first title. Slyvia is a cool addition, but not a fun character to play. Some of the puzzles are too complicated. Highly recommend not playing this immediately after the first one.

Fun arcade like experience. Super unique power ups and systems. Graphics are still beautiful even without upscaling today.

I have too much to say for this small box. While there are a lot of the same issues that FF15 experienced present in this game, the story is compelling. Frey's journey is relatable. The magic and parkour takes a while to adjust to, but once you master it, the game opens up a lot. Does not deserve the reputation it has.