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Exceptional
Best game of 2019
Best Game ever!
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
Best Mario RPG, honestly
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
Underrated
«Blew my mind»
«Liked before it became a hit»
Best game ever
«Blew my mind»
«Liked before it became a hit»
I didn't like this game at all.  The gameplay is extremely repetitive and the challenge comes from enemies getting faster and more observant as you play longer, meaning that you get better by just learning how to accomplish the given set of goals faster.  I'm not clear about what plot/gameplay dynamic/worldbuilding changes are in the game because I got bored and quit before I reached any of those changes.  The visual effects of the game are not good looking, and the environment that you explore didn't seem to have any deep thought put into its layout.  Quit after maybe 30 minutes, don't regret doing so, not recommended.
«Waste of time»
«Boooring»
The game looks really good and the story is enjoyable enough but it plays like a game of the 90s. The battles against Nemesis are mostly dull but largest detriment are the zombies - they are 95% of the enemies you'll face and they just aren't fun, all you ever do is try to avoid being grabbed with your very janky dodge.

Date Completed: 2020-10-23
Playtime: ~ 6h
Enjoyment: 6/10
Recommendation: If you feel the need for some nostalgia, otherwise it's a bit of a snooze.
Pros:
+ atmosphere
+ characters
+ really alive world
+ soundtrack
+ little stuff

Cons:
- bugs
- outdated graphics

+- maybe can be slow but this is western genre tradition
+- gameplay not bad but can be boring

Conclusion: this is f*ckin open-world game from Rockstar, just play this
«OST on repeat»
Concise Review:

Very vibrant and unique art style that looks fantastic.

Medium quality platforming and gameplay. It isn’t bad and there are fun sections and the occasionally “holy shit” moment. But for the most part it was just mild casual entertainment. I rarely disliked my time with Ori, but I also wasn’t ever having a blast.

Pretty minor RPG elements that didn’t really affect my play that much.

Journal Style Review:

The art style and use of colour is pretty nice looking. The depth to the environment looks very cool as well. Visually I am impressed. Gameplay wise, early on at least, I’m less impressed. But we will see if it gets better. The upgrades are an interesting idea. Not sure how they will play out.

I need to sit down and understand the flow of the game. My biggest complaint in the first hour and a bit is that I can’t tell when Im unable to get to an area because I am missing an unlock, or if I’m just not figuring out how to do it. I hope I figure out the lay of the land better soon so I can enjoy the gameplay more rather than just try to figure out where to go next.

I was getting super lost a lot at the beginning which was annoying but once I started to actually figure out where to go then I started doing a bit better. I’ve been too focused on killing enemies I think and less focused on platforming. I’m playing on the series X now tho and it plays very well and everything is so fast. This game looks so cool too. It has such a cool vibe to it. I just need to start liking the platforming more.

I’ve unlocked double jump and it’s made the game better. This game is a lot better when I actually know where to go.

That water tree level was pretty good. So far I still don’t really feel captivated yet. I like the art style, the upgrades seem cool, and the gameplay is casual and fine. But idk. Something is missing.

Pretty great podcast game though. I had my best game session which was also my longest. I’m at a little more than 4 hours and with each new ability I’m liking the gameplay a bit more. 

The ice gravity level is pretty cool. It took me longer than it should to figure out how the mechanics work. The game is getting better the more I play. The final section of the ice level was very difficult.

The wind level is pretty good too. I’ve been enjoying my time more since gaining new abilities. The gameplay has improved. It’s a lot less about killing enemies and more just about progressing through the map. I try to get all the light I find but I’m less concerned if I miss some. I’m also getting better which helps my enjoyment.  It’s sitting at a low B+ now.

Beat the game. The final lava level and the final owl chase scene were all pretty good. I liked this game more the more it went on but I’m also happy to move on now that I’ve beat it at 7.5 hours. Final ranking is a low B+.

Final Score: B+
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Star Wars Jedi Fallen order is a nice journey into the Star Wars galaxy. It is a bit strange mix of a meticulous souls-like combat and pure action bits that I enjoyed the most. For my taste, the combat system was too dry for a game about a Jedi, but the ending and story is interesting enough to keep you going.
I will probably never play it again it though.

P.S. I have not encountered a bug I couldn't fix that would make my progression impossible, however they are present in the game, so be prepared.
«Underrated»
Lives up to its name.
Cool concept, but not executed well, and crashes after about 2 minutes of gameplay
This is a disgrace to mega-man
This game reminded me of how crappy I am at chess
This game has an insane amount of graphical glitches. Definitely a skip
This is a pretty crazy decision making game. Every choice matters, and the writing is such that it really invokes an emotional response. The only reason it is rated as it is, is that it is a text-based game, and I find those difficult to play.
Exceptional
This game is wonky, wacky, and hard to remember (you'll see what I mean). This is an excellent indie game, and I would recommend it to anyone.
«Blew my mind»
«Underrated»
Honestly, if this is truly the creator's first game, this is leaps and bounds better than a lot of other low-budget platformers out there. Excited to see where this goes.
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