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I've gone through the gacha game rabbit hole before. My first mistake was playing Genshin Impact. For a genuinely huge while I have been under the impression that all gacha games under this genre were just money grabbing live services that yank your wallet.

This one says otherwise. This game literally is from an indie studio that straight up actually is more than fine earning less profit than the big players in this genre. Give this and their other paid games a genuine, proper chance.

Glory to Project Moon.

I actually did come to this game expecting one that doesn't meet my expectations, coming from Dirt Rally 1 and 2.
Reminder, I bought Dirt Rally 2 on full price, I bought this game on a steep discount.
I actually was surprised at how well this game controls for the gamepad actually, the physics feel a slight notch more casual than the Dirt Rally games, but it's in a way where you can jump in and enjoy going full throttle. I pretty much understood this when I started hopping on the Audi Quattros and realizing I can actually steer with them and genuinely floor it. The sense of speed on that thing is INSANE!

You should at least consider buying this game if you love Dirt Rally 2, you would enjoy what it offers.

This game forces me to put link a PSN Account...
Problem: They do not acknowledge Philippines. I can't even make a PSN account there.
I have other games to worry about, see you later.

The game itself is AMAZING. but you know what isn't amazing?

This game being online only alongside one of having genuinely the horrendous game launch I've ever witnessed besides Callisto Protocol, difference is you literally can't play the game due to servers being dead.

Just please wait instead, I beg of you. I want Starbreeze to take a win but somehow they had the audacity to remove LOBBY SELECT/BROWSER and replaced it with a matchmaking that does NOT even work.

Somehow, even if this game has Denuvo Anti-Tamper, the game rans well flawlessly PAST 120 FPS on my following specs:

i3-10100f, RTX 2060, and 16 GBs RAM, and on an HDD. I did not even turn on FSR or DLSS, but they are fully there as options for you to alleviate frame issues.

Anyways, as of the writing of this review I have beaten up to the third boss of this game (where the Demo stopped) and the game still feels amazing, ESPECIALLY if you align hard with the Souls genre. Keep your eyes on this game when you have the time and money.

I beat this game twice pirated.

It's time I return the favour and actually buy the game, and beat it twice again.

You love DMC and Bayonetta? Please, buy this game on full price. The entire OST is also on YT and Spotify as well. That's all I beg of you.

Do you love Sekiro? Do you love challenging games that are revolved around Asian Martial Arts, with a focus on wearing down either the posture or health meter? Do you also love not sugarcoating your wins by parrying constantly and doing cool moves at the same time?

My dude, just buy Sifu already. If you aren't too sure about it, watch other good people play the game, the confidence that Sloclap reeks in this game is 100% evident not just from the Story mode, but also from the new addition Arenas mode, which are a complete different section of the game entirely.

It's pretty damn nice knowing this game's finally on Steam, I am glad to tell these devs that I love their take on Sekiro's posture formula.

One of the game remakes that IS a must play, especially if you loved the OG Resident Evil 4.Thing is, this kind of game both OG and Remake legitimately benefit from both of their games being played, as each version has their own definite strengths while not subtracting from the other. The biggest difference is in its tone for the story:OG is your wacky woohoo Action-Horror game, with cool one liners and such.Remake straight up is more focused on the horror aspect of the game, with the stuff you'd want improved from the OG straight up done better here.I straight up have no words for this game other than PLEASE play this game and the OG as well.

This game recently had its regional pricing for the PH literally lower down, but I feel like I'd be ripping them off if I bought their game with its new pricing.

Pizza Tower is a speedy, Wario Land 4 inspired platformer that straight up has "speed" as its major key in its gameplay. Even finding secrets is damn easy because they're all required if you want to go for the highest rank which is the P-Rank.

Ever single cent or Philippine Peso I straight up slam in this game is worth it. Please, if you feel conflicted thinking about buying an AAA game, just go for this instead and let the other industry fix itself. You will not turn back.