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More puzzles! Bigger and definitely more intricate. These were particularly satisfying to solve.

Loved the base game? This DLC is a must.

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Mr. Pung Yung, coming at you with another review.

Let me start by saying that everything positive you've heard about this game is true. I will therefore not be spending much time talking about why the rhythm-based gameplay is so fun (yeah, you can effectively play this as an open-ended rhythm game and it feels amazing), or why the story and characters are so entertaining.

I will instead talk about how much I loved the amount of detail the developers put into this game. Everything, and I mean *everything* in the game is synced to the beat of the music, and to say it's charming could not be more of an understatement. And additional things like characters having their own unique health bars are details that go an extremely long way.

Amazing game. ♥♥♥♥ Microsoft.

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Mr. Pung Yung, coming at you with another review.

So this game is... good? I talked with a friend about it and we agreed upon a conclusion: This game is like a microwave spaghetti bolognese; it might be pretty good at times, but there are so many other better things you could be eating.

The gameplay *can* be pretty fun, stringing together combos and wreaking havoc on monsters. It can also be incredibly frustrating when being ganged up on by monsters half your size that suffer little hit stun. The exploration and climbing can be kind of fun, but there are so many worthless puzzles and various annoying objectives spread throughout. There's lots of enemy variety, but the strategy is practically the same for each enemy. The bosses... not very noteworthy. Environments are very nice-looking though!

If you are *extremely* bored, feel free to give this game a go. Cannot imagine any other reason why you would. Well, maybe you like Castlevania. Yeah, this is my first Castlevania game, lol.

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Short and simple FPS with a lot of really cool ideas. I don't think it innovates on much, but it doesn't need to! It's consistently fun to play through, and it doesn't overstay its welcome, nor does it end abruptly.

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Mr. Pung Yung, coming at you with another review.

A really fun puzzle game with some interesting challenges. The presentation is really nice with good visuals coupled with deeply atmospheric music. I also really enjoyed the story and how it's a re-telling of Adam and Eve.

If you feel like puzzling, I can highly recommend this.


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This game is awsome :3

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Mr. Pung Yung, coming at ya with another review.

Wow. Simply WOW. Probably the best open-world game I've ever played.

Fun combat, cool and varied enemies, beautiful environments, rewarding exploration with missable discoveries, and a variety of events that play out organically.

I prefer a select few elements of the first game, namely the music and the story.

Still, this game is the definition of epic.

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Man, this game sucks.

Now look, having only tried Just Cause 2, it's pretty cool to see that the chaos in the series has been present since the very first game. But that's about the only compliment I'll give the first Just Cause.

The driving sucks, so long trips across the map are not only boring, but absolutely terrifying. On top of this, vehicles you call in have a random chance of just... not working. When it comes to the enemies, shooting them is so mind-numbingly easy that the game's only semblance of difficulty comes from it spawning in a million vehicles with guns on them. You better be prepared for helicopters.

Even from purely a novelty/curiousity standpoint, I would not recommend this game.

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So uhh...

The game plays significantly better than the 1st game... and that's the only compliment I'll give it.

It doesn't have the same feeling of mystique or intrigue as the 1st game did. The story is dumb, and some of the game's attempts at being intellectual and clever just end up being kind of cringeworthy. Despite the improved gameplay, it really isn't as fun to go through as the 1st game.

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Imagine making a sequel to a genuinely interesting Western-themed game and turning it into Call of Duty.