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This game is outstanding on every single front and does not stretch itself thin with anything it goes for. Great combat, great platforming, outstanding visual, and a banger sountrack. Please play this game.

unless you really love the game it's not worth it. short and fairly pointless.

i will open this by saying that guerilla really was not that great of a game. interesting and fascinating destruction tech, but absolutely just a generic open world game that paints by the numbers for the rest of it.

so they followed that up with, as anyone would've done, a gears of war clone.

in all honesty? this game isn't that bad. i can see why it would be disappointing to most, but on the whole, it's a gears of war clone that uses the guerilla tech to have destructible environments. it's fine overall. enemy variety isn't the greatest, the nanoforge is underwhelming and only exists for story objectives and to compensate for the fact that you can destoy the path of progression, and the story is fairly boring.

i will say though i did enjoy the guns in this game! they were pretty alright.

if you want to play this game i do not think it's a terrible time, but i also don't think it's worth going out of your way to pick up and play. i only really played it because i picked up the THQ complete pack over a decade ago, otherwise this game would not have been on my radar.

it's not the worst game i've ever played but it wears thin fast. the game has you manage some resource (money and gems) to build a base/acquire special objectives, and eventually lead assaults on the big bad. sounds cool on paper, the problem is that you will be doing a lot of running back and forth for several hours. there's decision making, upgrades to be found, and ultimately bigger and more dangerous battles, but the loop does not carry the game for that many hours.

if you want a taste go play their earlier, free version of kingdom and see if the loop satisfies you. if it does then by all means go for this. if it doesn't, don't buy this!

amazing tech that showcases every shortcoming of the open world genre. sometimes tech drives games, sometimes it holds a game back. not that there's much potential in most open world games, in my opinion.

ultimately i guess it's fine. relatively bland. insane tech for a pre 2010 game. i try to be more deliberate with my reviews but honestly there just isn't much to talk about here! do you like blowing up buildings and shooting army men? then this is the game for you i guess

do not play this if you are photosensitive, but other than that a solid puzzle game all around

all criticism towards the lack of involvement of the creator aside, gimmick 2 is a pretty alright physics/puzzle platformer. a handful of worlds, accompanied by a pretty fun soundtrack makes for a decent time all around. good amount of collectibles to gun for in decent platforming sequences.

not a lot in the demo (just the start of journey mode) but it's pretty solid. did face heavy slowdown on my machine in the 3rd level, but it is lumines with the tetris connected flair!

i can't speak for the emulation or whatever, but i did like the options (rewind, menu for save slots, etc) for what it's worth. i didn't really notice any particular issue that detracted from my experience.

however. with that said. what a devilishly hard game. i got fooled by the aesthetics and did not expect gimmick to be what it is. it's a little tech marvel being an end of life NES game, but i did not expect the level of difficulty on display here. straight up devil's work. go in with the proper expectations.

for most people this is a "on sale" game.

insanely ahead of its time in so many regards. one of the few instances of a "game simulation" understanding the culture that surrounds it and representing it well. it even has a card auto battler starting from volume 2. solid cast of characters all around. a lot of people will get filtered by the combat and miss out on a genuinely fantastic experience.

downside is that this version seems to cut down on the grind so if you just do a slight amount of side content you will over-level the pace of the story, which can be a bummer to some but i love being strong as hell in a RPG so whatever

you gotta play these games man