Recent reviews by Takashishiful

Super cool, fun and realistic feeling. Not another like it. Highly recommend at least trying the demo since it's free.

"Look at that hardcore gamer hunched over, transfixed to his monitor, what game is he playing?"
(the game I'm playing)

The best Sonic game, and one of the best platformers ever made.

If you're gonna buy it, do it before they inevitably nerf Cayo Perico even more.

A great game if you're not going for 100%.

If you are... Whew, set aside some grind time, and make sure you know how to change your system clock.

Not only the perfect software for pixel artists, but one of the best art programs I've ever seen. (Though still tailored for pixel art)

You can make sprites, sprite sheets, tile sets, and animations in this very easily. If you're making a game, this is a must, because it makes asset creation a breeze.

Lego Indiana Jones 2 is a fun game, and I did enjoy replaying it as an adult after loving it as a child. It has some quirks though, and whether or not you like them depends on you.

So Lego Indy 2 is a fun but funky game, and I think that all stems from the release timing. Lego Indy 1 released in 2008, about 2 weeks after Kingdom of the Crystal Skull hit theaters. You may think they'd do what they did with the original Lego Star Wars and let the developers see an early cut of Crystal Skull to adapt for the game, but no; Two weeks after the new Indiana Jones movie, they had TT Games release an Indiana Jones game... Without it.

While we ended up with a great game, (in my opinion the best in the Lego series) it was outdated before it even came out. Because of that, just one year later, we got Lego Indiana Jones 2. Now I wouldn't blame you if you thought this game was just Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. But it's not. Well, the handheld version is but this isn't that version. I also wouldn't blame you for thinking this was just Lego Indy 1 with Crystal Skull added in. It isn't that either. They adapted all three of the previous movies again. Now things start spiraling. They had to make a game based on these movies a year after already doing that, and make it a different game.

So they got wacky. Each chapter had it's own hub world with 5 story levels, about 5-10 minutes long with no collectibles in them, but they have a sort of "B-side" after you beat them. There's also 5 bonus levels in each hub area. Pretty different from the first game that had one hub area, and 6 levels that run 20-40 minutes with 11 collectibles in them per movie. Hardly any of the levels cover the same scenes as the original game (which were probably the best ones to base levels off of) and they deviate A LOT from the source material. If you want another spin on the movies, this is a lot of fun, but if you want more faithful adaptations like the other Lego games, you're gonna like the first game more.

Also Crystal Skull gets as many levels as the other 3 movies combined. I get it, it's the new one, but it's bothered me ever since I was a kid that they skimmed over the first three movies by making them each one chapter, while making the fourth one uh, half the game.

So there's one game that doesn't cover all the movies, and another that only does (the worst) one justice... And doesn't cover all the movies anymore. Sigh, there's just no definitive Lego Indiana Jones game that properly goes over all 5 movies... If only- Okay, I think you see where I'm going with this. Now I ain't asking for no Skywalker Saga (I think it'd be inhumane to) but hey, a boy can dream for a new 5 movie Lego Indy...

Oh wait, we were talking about this one? Yeah it's alright, the level editor is really good, I just wish I didn't have to play it to get 100%.

If you ever played an auto runner flash game back in the day, this is basically the ultimate evolution of those. It seems basic, but it's simplicity, freedom of customization, and lack of rules actually allow for a lot more than you'd think. You can make a lot in this simple game, and see what others have to inspire new ideas.

One of the greatest games I've ever played. It's got the combat, it's got the world, it's got the story, it's got the graphics, it's got the sound, it's got the music (though ambient, it's more "there" than a lot of other open-world games)

The Souls games have been some of my favorite games ever since I played Dark Souls 1, and this goes beyond all the previous ones.

Very fun with friends. The more the better, but once you have 5 or more, you're gonna need to split up between multiple ships. I will say the incentives for playing feel kind of shallow though. Pretty much everything you find exists to be sold, and the only things you can buy with your money are cosmetic items for your character, tools, and ship. That does balance the game so veteran players don't have a major advantage over new ones, but it also means that if you don't care about your looks, there's not really a goal aside from just having fun with your friends. But if having fun with your friends is reason enough to play, I can't recommend this enough.

NOTE: The required storage listed in the requirements is out of date. At the time of this review, the game is about 90GB, not 50GB