Reviews

One of my favorite games, it has some of the best hack and slash combat out there, great visuals (for its time) and improves everything God of War 2 did. 

The scale of the game is its best part. Since its the end of the Greek saga, you get to fight all the big Greek gods in epic boss fights. The Cronos and Poseidon fights especially shows how great the games' cinematic battles are.

Much more options in fights this time with 4 weapons, all fun to play with and 3 items, alongside the 4 spell slots you also had in previous games.

Story is pretty simple: Kratos is mad, he wants to kill Zeus and every other character think they can somehow take him on. However, Kratos has a lot more personality this time.

All in all, it's a great game that holds up.

God of War 2 is the first game, but with everything improved: better story, combat flows better, more enemy types and many cinematic boss battles. I've found the side-weapons underwhelming and many enemy types you only fight once or twice, but it's overall a major improvement over an already good game and the point where God of War truly takes off as a franchise.

Picked in up for free on the epic store after seeing it around SNS. 7 stages total, cute graphics, animation, and silly voice acting that resembles Animal Crossing. Also has two ranking system and collectables for the completionists. Better suited for keyboard and mouse IMO. More Challenging than I thought!

Story:
Sam once again finds himself in a world full of imagination, but this time his fear is thunder and lightning. He accidentally ends up at the «Weather Factory» and discovers that his actions have caused the system to malfunction. Now, the young hero must fix the situation to restore the weather to normal.

Gameplay and Mechanics:
The game features classic «point-and-click» mechanics. Sam must interact with the environment, find items, and solve puzzles to bring order back to the factory.

Features:
- Interactive and fun puzzles
- Well-designed and colorful world
- Alternative paths for progression
- Educational element - helps children develop logical thinking

Conclusion:
«Pajama Sam 2» - is a great sequel that retains the spirit of the original while introducing new mechanics and exciting locations. The game is perfect for young players but can also delight adults with its nostalgic 90's gaming atmosphere.

Good

Good

It's a game!

EPIC

Solid and well made for a phone

The game is great, great locations, constant mini-games, meetings with other characters, it's a pity that it's very short.

nice 

The OG God of War. It's a fun game even after all these years, but it shows its years, with many frustrating moments during puzzles, some hard to do qtes and it lacks the epic bosses God of War is known for, with only 3 bosses in the game. Still a good game with some great level design.

Another good relaxing game. I didn't like it as much as Spooky Town and the lack of a platinum also sucks but other than that it's good.

I really wanted to like this game more because it's cute and the mechanics are fun but the difficulty scaling is all over the place. There really isn't any reason to have the difficulty swing so wildly and there is even a few quests that send you into high level dungeons. Not sure why you have a quest set at level 20 only to send you to a level 40 dungeon. Makes no sense. The game is still fun to play with a good variety of gear and spells to help you fight. 

This was a well told and passionate game about coming of age and identity. I think they really captured that 90s feel in a way that didn't come off as cringe. I really liked the underlying creepy plotline but they spend a bit too much time in the weeds on the build up. There was clear inspiration from stuff like Yellowjackets and fairy folklore. I think all the characters are well written and acted for the most part. The VA for Swann does such a good job at her being an anxious, introverted character finally trying to come out of her shell. There is still a second part coming so I really hope they nail their wrap up.

I appreciate the studio trying to do something similar to the Playdead games but they missed the mark. The story isn't terrible and told well with context and visual clues. Initially I thought it was two different alien factions fighting and end up on Earth but the revelation that it's just humans using alien tech really killed a lot of the draw for me honestly. There are good mechanics here but there is so much jank, especially in the movement. I found myself getting clipped on walls or random spots all the time during segments. There is also no platinum for some reason which also sucked.

These games are very fun and filled with adventure. While some of the mechanics haven't aged the best, they still stand as a solid series that helped push narrative games to the forefront. I think 2 is definitely the best among the 3 games but all of them have their moments. Was very fun going back through them again. 

While this game is rather simple in executing, the branching narrative and goofiness is expertly executed. It's very cheeky and fun and with the new version there is even more options and dialogue for the bucket. I think this is a great example of a game standing out and being more than just a game. The way it stretches into parody and satire while breaking the 4th wall at times is great. 

As a fan of all the previous Diablo games, I really wanted to like this game more. The story just isn't great in my opinion. I don't know if I wanted it to be more epic or what but it just felt plodding and boring. I did enjoy the gameplay though picking the Druid as my main felt lacking when it came to the actual forms. I think getting the mount so late in the game is an odd choice as well. My biggest complaint is the always online function. I really don't think it needed it and causes a lot of hitching depending on traffic. I did enjoy the seasons stuff a bit more as it's not tied to story and you can play around with builds and classes more freely. I did find in the seasonal stuff they focused way too much on the zone objectives than a seasonal story or dungeons. It got old fast. Overall, I just wasn't a big fan of the game and having good gameplay couldn't save it.

This is a beautiful game. With the visuals and the music I couldn't help but think of my time with Oblivion. It's an interesting blend of classic adventure game mechanics and a fully 3D world. There are the difficult mechanics of having to backtrack on foot and getting resources at the beginning but once you get through you'll have plenty of tea to fast travel and get the lay of the land. It's not the best looking game but it is good enough to show nature in beauty. I loved the music, gave me a lot of Elder Scrolls nostalgia. I did run into a bug with some NPC models not spawning in. It is fun exploring and talking to people about various side quests. I think the painting mechanic was really good and wish it was used more in puzzle solving. Overall this was a very relaxing game.