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I honestly cannot see the light this game has. The pacing of the game is so horribly slow I could only play it in small chunks before I just wanted to stop and play something more fun. The gameplay is very slow, the combat feels unrefined, the skills system in pointlessly confusing and of course it sports a tedious crafting system. Yes, the story is where this game shines, but the writers waste no time in making me hate everyone who is on screen for more than a femtosecond, and the story is only progressed by the painfully slow gameplay. Maybe it gets better later on, but I don't want to bore myself for 20 hours to play something I probably won't enjoy later on.

This game is really something special. It's a mix of amazing story and gameplay. Many games will compromise on one of these points and leave something to be desired, but Nier Automata does not. The story is one of the few game stories that really made me care, and the gameplay stayed fresh and fun throughout the experience. It has tons of secrets and details for those who like to search for them, and there's plenty to complete for completionists. The game breaks the 4th wall in just the right ways, it always left a smile on my face.

Shantae and the Pirate's Curse is a good game, with solid controls and platforming. The pixel art is very well done, and progression of your abilities feels natural and well paced. However, there is one small issue I have with the game. It attempts to incorporate some metroidvania style mechanics with its level design, but it feels awkward without a proper map that other metroidvanias use to give the player a better sense of direction.

Luna Nights is one of the best and most unique platformers I've ever played. The time stopping mechanic is the main thing that sets it apart from other platformers of its kind, but that combined with the time slowing, grazing, and all the other upgrades you grab throughout that create a great experience. The soundtrack is exceptional and the pixel art is very well done. This game's only shortcoming is its length, it isn't very long but it is super replayable.

At first, I was honestly enjoying the game. The combat is an interesting mix of turn-based and Xenoblade, and the writting is amazing. Thing is, this game overstays its welcome by several hours. I wanted to beat the game just to see what happens, but the gameplay got so horribly repeditive and boring I just couldn't bring myself to continue.

Pure quality platforming. I'm excited to see what Yacht Club comes up with next.

My personal most favourite game of all time. Amazingly smooth controls and fantastic level design combine to make one of the most fun games I've ever played. Simplicity is the name of the game in Super Meat Boy; the most you can do is run, jump and wall jump. But it doesn't need to be more than that. There's no extra fluff in the game, just extremely challenging levels and whether or not you can beat them. The achievements are great for people who want to go as far as you can in a game this hard. Of course there's Golden God for hitting 100% completion, but there's also all the 'boy' achievements for completing each world without dying. I honestly recommend anyone interested in video games try SMB at least once, even if precision platformers aren't your thing. Super Meat Boy is the quintessential precision platformer.

This game is alot of fun, but it has alot of bugs. I had three crashes, your upgrades randomly reset, and the weapons you have randomly reset too. I'm recommending it, but be warned.

This game is really good. While the anime art style may keep some people from playing, put that aside and give it a try.

Great puzzle platformer