This game is a lot of fun. There are a lot of options for races, cars, and tracks. It served its purpose for me. Which was to have a fun car racing game.

Aragami is a good little stealth game. Like in Dishonored your character can teleport. But in Aragami you can only teleport in the shadows. And you need the shadows to regain your shadow energy, which is required for some powerful shadow abilities. Some of them are a little bit too powerful, that's why the game felt for me more difficult at the beginning than at the end. And unfortunately there are not much different enemy types, so the game tries to keep up the challenge by increasing the number of enemies, not by giving you harder enemies. But anyway I had my fun with Aragami, it feels good, when you creep in the shadows, teleport from one to another and get past the enemies in a blink of an eye. Another plus factor: It's really a stealth game. When you get spotted, it's over, because in combat you have practically no chance. So I can recommend this game for stealth fans, which like the japanese setting.

If you haven't played this series yet, you'll really enjoy the game.

But if you have, it's just more of the same as the previous editions. The same (kind of) objects, the same sequence of mini-games and puzzles, which by the way are also identical to the previous editions, with slight variations. Just different scenarios all around.

We need more commitment from the devs! Cheers.

A very good and worthy update to GW2:RE, enough "retroness" to have some nostalgia of the previous games but also brought bang up to with new graphics and 3d boards

I didn't like the first game too much, but this is amazing. Graphics, music, voice acting, artwork, gameplay, its just amazing.
Only thing I didn't like is text based ship combats.

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I have been playing Nancy Drew games my whole life, so naturally, I was excited to play this one. Maybe it's because I think science is boring, or maybe the game just wasn't up to par, but I did not enjoy this game. Nancy is locked in one building, and there's only a handful of places you can go within the building. The characters weren't very interesting, and it was just kind of hard to get through. Slow story, and a lot of repetitive motions.

The game is beautiful, the music is nice and there is the song by Blind Guardian playing during the credits at the end.

But it's short, has very little replayability and it's so focused on the main plot that it can feel rather linear.

I haven't read the book but it's pretty standard fantasy fare if you're familiar with the classics and are a fan of RPGs. The story does have its moments and things pick up near the end but it may sound a bit too generic depending on your background.

RPG elements are limited to a few skill choices and decisions that play out like a choose your own adventure gamebook. You don't get to create your own character but the main character in this game is likeable and the voice acting is pretty good.

The main issue is the combat which plays pretty much like an RTS game. It's a bit messy and your guys are always facing overwhelming odds. Don't get me wrong, it does contribute to the epic dimension of these fights but it also gets old pretty quickly especially considering that you have to micromanage your party (of up to four characters) because if they're left to their own devices they never use their special abilities. If you want a more hands off approach then you will need to lower the difficulty and even then you will probably have to babysit your guys and gals and swicth around between characters every five seconds to activate their abilities.

It's not a game that I would recommend to people who may feel jaded about high fantasy and stories about dwarves and elves and considering its length you may want to wait for a sale but if you like the little bearded fellows and want to experience a short tale (probably around 8 hours of gameplay) then you could do worse.

Definitely not for everyone but a game that will reward you for taking the time to appreciate what it has to offer.

This Race game is suitable for all ages. It is challenging enough and provides a lot of variety in terms of the courses and the cars.

Borderlands 2 is a great shooter-RPG game, and this version offers all the additional content released so far at a great price.