Recent reviews by riggims

mechanics make me very happy

this game was a spontaneous purchase and a good one at that. dont look up a guide or a map, i played without them and it made the experience fantastic.

This game has fallen somewhere within my top 5 games I have every played, especially among platformers (counting both 2D and 3D). While some other games have more detailed or specific experiences that are more enjoyable then a first time play through of games you would compare it to, Spark 3's mechanics are some of the best I have ever experienced. I have very rarely seen hiccups of me wanting to move in a way and Spark not doing that, aside from times where I can tell it was my fault and that i pressed things in the wrong order. The same way I have loved Team Fortress 2 for a long time because of it's mechanics (especially related to movement) this game makes me want to move around and control spark more. The effect this game has had making me really enjoy and look forward to games more than ever is pushing it over games I love for a lot of nostalgia purpose, to the point I really can't express it more in text other than to say this is an absolute must for anyone who is a fan of Sonic games, and a very heavy recommend to anyone who just enjoys platformers/action games. My only exception are for those that cannot handle a game that moves at a fast pace, although you can absolutely go at whatever pace you want, because this game is very accommodating to new fresh players and to very experienced players.

just play the game its worth the hype

The problem with Sonic Forces is how bland, short, and blank the levels are. Sonic Frontiers is less generally polished, but the concepts being worked on are great. The game feels fresh and moving around and learning the more detailed controls is fun. The story is chefs kiss, loved it a lot, but I can't help but feeling the game isn't fully complete. Partially because I ran the game at medium to low settings along with the innate objects appearing, but regardless, this game style has so much potential. I really love this game and think that this direction can make people treat new Sonic games as something other than a dumpster fire to stay 50 feet away from. I have been playing Sonic games since I was very young, probably first when I was 4, and will continue to now. For me? Absolutely recommend. For someone who is not as big of a fan, try and find a way to try it before buying, or wait for a sale. If you end up enjoying how the game feels and play, the $60 is more than worth it.

good game

wack

still just as fun as the first time playing, especially working with friends in VS. The mechanics make sense and It's clearly the best zombie game. (Story wise, if you're looking for endless zombies or something like COD Zombies, look elsewhere.

Review written in retrospect, as I haven't played PUBG in a long time. I really enjoyed PUBG back when it had first came out, and new mechanics were coming in. Getting a game with 4 people and splitting up duties, say find a car, try and watch out while we try and collect items and stuff, It wasn't exactly the optimal way to play, but it was really fun. Then updates started rolling out and the game lost it's spark. If it was back early release I would say totally, but not now.

Grand theft Auto has both ends of the spectrum. The story was one of the most entertaining singleplayer games I've ever played. Loading into online might be one of the most boring things I've ever waited on. Going lobby to lobby finding one has some dude killing everyone while I'm just trying to mess around with my friend deterred me from trying more with online, but It is entertaining once the online is working properly. The smoothness of singleplayer keeps me to recommending this game.