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I saw a video of the first mission on YouTube and thought, huh, that looks interesting. Bought it and never really ended up playing it for a while. Now that I've given it a chance and gotten a few levels deep, omg, this is super cool! For anyone into tower defense games in general, I think this would be a great pick to try as a new game!

The monarch weapon selection, perks system, challenges system are all super interesting, I can see how people of different skill levels will find different ways to engage with it.

It has challenging (but not frustrating) level design that makes you have to make touch choices on where to invest your gold, or where to station your units, but also through the night attack you can react and respond to the circumstances you find yourself in!

I got into the Monster Hunter franchise with dipping my toes into Generations Ultimate on a borrowed Nintendo Switch from a good friend of mine, wasn't super into the clunky feeling but thought maybe I could get into it. Then Monster Hunter World came out. I fell in love, and played that game and the expansion Iceborne for hundreds of hours. Monster Hunter Rise was a game that I looked forward to with so much expectations and excitement that I literally started playing the moment it got released, and the character creation screen taking me 2 hours was the most painful thing because I just wanted to hunt some monsters, but also wanted to make a character and cat and dog I want to keep with me for many hours.

Well, since then, I also bought Sunbreak, also bought the game on PC and spent 20 hours getting back to Master Rank (i.e. Sunbreak DLC) and another 40 hours just enjoying all the things in it. I think genuinely this is one of the best games ever made, and it feels so fast and responsive it's incredible!

First time I played World I thought this game was so clunky, then I learned how to play it and things started feeling smooth. Then I tried this game, bringing my knowledge from World, and it felt like I'm flowing like water around monsters just dancing with them. Do not miss out on it. Also, playing at 144+ fps is soooo amazing for this game!

Incredible game, beautiful and awesome feeling UI, incredibly vast scope with a super cozy start... I don't know what more to say, for anyone into factory building / puzzle games, this is just one you need to at least try for a few hours before passing on it.

A modern classic, and a worthy successor to the Dark Souls series. I hate the character naming, can't remember for the life of me who's who's son or daughter or offspring or ex or current partner or wtf is happening. Love the game and the vast scope of the story! Also, they did a great job making an open world game not feel too empty, although I don't necessarily think it made the game better, Dark Souls 3 or Bloodborne style level design was accomplishing the same thing equally well, and sometimes had cooler designs. In Elden Ring, some sub areas or "legacy dungeons" also create the same tightly designed environment.

Amazing game! Super fun over the top story, cool characters, innovative level and world design. Really can't say anything other than if you've liked any game like it (Hi-fi Rush, Bayonetta, any other DmC), you should play this game! In my mind it's one of the classics.

Capcom's treatment of their PC ports of DmC games older than 5, is another matter. To make this game work in many cases (not sure what specific things trigger the issue, probably most modern systems will not work), you have to go to the Steam discussions, find the right guide, acquire an old version of the primary exe, literally hex edit the binary itself to change a specific set of bytes to the correct value according to your monitor resolution, and then fix the config file that gets borked because of it. I'm happy there is a fix, but omg, a company can only be so negligent. This issue should be fixed by Capcom properly and not require players to go through all this hassle. It's unacceptable.

I rarely 100% games, only when there is an incredible gem that I can't get enough of do I find it worthwhile to relaunch the game again rather than play one of hundreds of options waiting in my library to try out. This game has done an incredible job of introducing me to (and perhaps inventing?) the puzzle shooter speedrunning genre! The visual novel aspects of the game start off as something that you don't appreciate because you can't wait to play the next level, and slowly develop into something where you are deeply engaged in the characters motivations and relationships and it blurs the line between are you playing a visual novel with levels to farm gifts or a speedrunning game with a visual novel engine tacked on. It's really a one-of-a-kind game and a masterpiece!

I dropped the game after completing it, and 2 days later was thinking how much I miss it, relaunched it, and ended up playing till 100%. I had completely intended on never launching it again after completing it, it was just too much fun to not revisit. Perhaps I'll try it in the future for perfecting my times on the various levels, some I feel I'm pretty tight on already unless I research top speedruns and try to copy their ought-to-be-illegal moves, some I have a lot of space to improve on still.

When I first heard about this game in its early development, it was a really promising concept with amazing visuals, mood, and harsh but fun mechanics. After a long time of development and polishing, it has done nothing but meet the highest of expectations. As someone who often picks up games and forgets about them and gets back to them a long time later, the customizable difficulty by disabling the limitation on omens is also making it a lot more fun and letting me dictate how "harsh" the campaign will feel. I can't say anything other than if you think this is a game you might like from the basic info you can find on its page, and the idea of a base builder + heroes with nice and unique abilities sounds like fun, don't wait any longer and just buy it!

Also, if you've been reading the manwha "Pick Me Up", it makes this game feel so much more involved! And if you love this game but have never heard of the manwha, you should consider it. It'll be an interesting ride :)

This game is a must for anyone who enjoys Character Action games like DmC or MGR:R. Lovely story, great cast of characters, and overall a lovely time that'll put a smile on your face as you bash robots according to the rhythm of the background music!

Really fun sweet and short puzzle game, for the low asking price there is no reason to skip out on this experience. Definite recommend!

PS: After playing for a while, I found it more fun to skip levels when I couldn't solve them and then look at a guide on the way through the game again, as some solutions felt personally unintiutive.

Bonus tip: Use keys 1-9 to switch to the chapters so that you don't have to go page by page!

I don't know how this game could be any better. It's basically the perfect successor to its predecessors!