Neue Rezensionen von Gui Montag

A good addition to a classic series of two great games. Music has some ups and some downs but you can turn on that sweet old school sound track too. Combat is fun and fluid too; it feels good to tap out combos on groups of enemies after learning the ins and outs of the system. Not sure why they numbered it 4 though.

EDIT: Ya know, after running through a second playthrough with the classic soundtrack, I got some new gripes. You got an elevator stage, but you aren't going to put Violent Breathing in there? You got a busted up boardwalk but you aren't going to use Dilapidated Town or Dreamer? And why are some of the tracks in 8-bit? Super weird. Still a good game; the new track for the art gallery is a banger.

Cool concept but still can't play a full match after all this time since half way in I get booted back to the lobby.

I embellished my autopsy report because some ♥♥♥♥♥♥ teenager yelled at me.
I'm a very bad cop.

A great game that fills the void left behind by Final Fantasy Tactics. Plenty of nice customization between your character's main/secondary classes, weapons, armor, and accessories. Also has some nice quality of life features like your characters getting tickle EXP for other classes that participate in battle and EXP for those on the bench.
However, don't think this game is easy; it isn't kidding when playing on Veteran mode that the AI will go for the throat; be prepared for your weakest link to get focused and be benched for the next battle from injuries.
Navigating the menus and games are also a pain with keyboard and mouse; use a gamepad for maximum comfort!

Played in the beta and it kind of sucked.
Played a while later and its MUCH better now.
I'm actually enjoying getting a full game in without stopage and lame revenge attack strats.

It's a game about cleaning up after bloody murder.
For some reason, it's strangely fun.
It's just something about working with friends to clean up a mess and feeling good afterwards.
And tossing around organs and limbs and smashing other people's blood buckets that makes it better.

A pretty sweet fighting game focused around swordplay. There's a pretty easy combo and stance change system to get you started and you can learn good setups and counters from there. There's also a few characters with different movesets and different swords that have their ups and downs to impact your playstyle.

The saying "Hitman meets Pac-Man" is somewhat accurate for this game.

You play as one of many robbers, each with their own special traits. From there, you sneak though the level, using your ability and stealth to pick up as much loot scattered around the level before getting your main prize and escaping.

While it can be played single player, co-op is much better. Instead of just one person with four lives, it can go up to four players, working together.