Recent reviews by ネコットさん

This game is cool and fun. There's a lot more to do if you liked the first one. I highly recommend this game!

You're a party of up to four adventurers who take on (repeatable if you want) quests in a lead up to the titular "Dragon Ruins". There's new game mechanics such as a fleshed out class system, a skills system, inventory and equipment (plus upgrades), and consumable items. There's also tons of new monsters to fight with a revamped battle system that let's you chose your formation and also activate a special ability when that bar is full to obliterate your enemies.

There's tons of replay value with the introduction of the randomized skills system, making each run unique on top of the existing systems like equipment drops and enemy variety.

This is a fun game that you can play for a couple of hours per run. The gameplay is enjoyable and refreshing. It's not terribly deep, but it doesn't really need to be. Looking forward to the sequel.

I've been enjoying this expansion. The locale is pretty cool and I like the 3d artwork, definitely has some great eye candy.

This is pretty good. Can be a little unforgiving at times and the amount of stuff that they throw at you to manage in game can be a bit overwhelming.

This is definitely a turn based rpg, where each turn your resources dwindle. Every move should be calculated for efficiency. The clock is ticking. Can you survive the Mines of Titan?

This is a pretty fun game. During early access there were some stuttering and performance issues, but nothing too major on my end with a 2080 SUPER at 4k using DLSS 2.
There's plenty of content here, with over 600km of different track on the stages including stages that are like 3x the length of those in Dirt Rally 2.0. With 19 locations, it's about 31km unique track length per location. I play on controller and this game plays very well on it, my controller of choice is the Steam Controller. You can also play this on Steam Deck with a specific command on startup in case you're having problems with that. The dirt and tarmac handling is better than in DR2.0.

I wish there were more spectators though, as well as "penalties" on the sides of stages for those who want to ride the walls and whatnot. The damage modelling is also a bit lacking compared to DR2.0, such as the lack of steam from the radiator that comes when you damage it and whatnot. The car builder is neat, but could do with more. The livery editor is also cool but could also do with more features such as mirroring and other tools.

Armored Core 6: Fires of Rubicon - 8/10
This is a very fun game.
You can expect to complete the main story in 10-12 hours depending on if you take your time to find secrets in the missions. The ~30 arena combat fights take about 2 hours in total to get through.
You can replay missions to get money and 'S' ranks, but it's not necessary to complete the game.
There are NG+ and NG++ modes that contain new content (moreso on NG++)

The game looks gorgeous in action and the cutscenes. The gameplay is really fun and action packed as well. There are many weapons to play around with, but sadly the mech part of the customization I felt was really lacking. There weren't many parts to work around with or buy for your mech itself, but there were at least 60 or so different weapons and shoulder items to choose from. The storytelling IN GAME, was really cool, but the slideshow//powerpoint briefings that you get before and after the missions leave a lot to be desired.

I expect a 100% of this game would take maybe 25-30 hours.
I'd give this an 8/10.

Wish this game ever got finished.

Updated Review after Completing the Game:
The game itself is pretty great. I've beaten it once now. There are some major annoying crashes nearer to the end of the game, but they don't halt progress. It seems to be related to loot since it crashes when either you ransack a chest or an enemy. There was one thing with Argesh and his pathfinding making it look like we were playing fallout again, but it didn't break the game or anything. The recall bug that would eat your items is still present and will eat your items if you recall too close to them. The controls are smooth and work just fine with both mouse and keyboard as well as using a controller (I'm using a steam controller). The texture quality in some areas (read bloodmire manor) is a bit low, and could do with some AI upscaled textures or something, but It's true to the original I guess.

For those who don't know how to do multiplayer, there's a feature on steam called 'Remote Play Together' which enables you to play with your friends on steam over the internet.

All the roads I built are still there ^.^

I really like this game.

There are a few bugs, and some of the game features don't exactly work as intended right now, but I've enjoyed like 3.5 full playthroughs (approx 100 hours for the first) of this game and still want to do more. The mythic path system is unique and really fun to engage with and sets it apart from Kingmaker by miles. The story is fun, the companions are fun, and everything overall is pretty fun. The game is consistently getting updates for bug fixes and fixing broken features, and is set to get even better in the future. The developer also listens to the feedback from the community and it helps improve the game.

The DLC's that this game has are pretty good as well and are well worth the money that they cost.