Recent reviews by Auberon

blizzard sucks,
they removed the second tank for no reason.
everything in the shop is so damn expensive.
new heroes are locked behind paywalls.
battle passes are just an annoying grind.
they lied about the PvE content.

just finished participating in a rebel rush event that lasted 11.5 hours. that was some of the most entertaining randomness ever.

maybe someday gordon will get to live a full-life

"It's vermin!! kill it!!"
*gigantic Race X alien spawns*

chaos.

Found out about Neodash from the r/Tron subreddit. Tron: Legacy is my favorite movie of all time and I love how Neodash adopts its style.
Gameplay wise, Neodash is pretty damn tough. I don't have much experience in racing games, so of course I expected some struggle, but even beyond that, the game is super hard.
Like others have said, fighting against the death zone that chases you throughout each level is incredibly difficult unless you're managing to maintain the perfect speed.
I'm thankful that they added an option to disable the killzone, but given that the game was intended to be played with it enabled, I feel bad for keeping it turned off (plus the rewards are greatly reduced).
The music selection is great and I love how the lights at whatnot act as a visualizer for the audio. I really wish there was an option to have your own music be used--I am of course talking about wanting to play with the actual Tron: Legacy soundtrack.
Other than the difficulty, my only other criticism is that the cost of customizing your vehicle is a bit steep, but hey, at least it's just in-game currency, not real money.
Overall, I'd still recommend the game to any Tron lovers!

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I used to own a CD/DVD copy of the original game with just the prequels. The pod racing was so much harder! I played that game religiously when I was in early grade school. Lots of great memories. Unfortunately, it doesn't run anymore; the disc was only for Mac, and their software just doesn't support the game these days. Besides, I don't have a Mac anymore.

As for this game, it's still great. It's pretty much the pinnacle of the Lego Star Wars games in my (and probably many others') opinion. The newest game, the Skywalker Saga, was extremely disappointing to me; I'd much rather play this.

I'm pretty much just pasting my exact review from the first game here:

It's poker. Not much else to say.
The character interactions are great, though after just an hour or two all the voicelines just start repeating, which can get annoying.
Definitely don't be afraid to look up the various tells that the characters do; it can be pretty tough to figure them out by yourself.
As I'm writing this, you can't actually get this game from Steam anymore, but you can still find some codes online for sale to redeem. Just be cautious of where you're buying them from. I bought the first game back when it was still available on Steam, but I had to take the risk of buying a code online for this sequel (fortunately, it worked).
Overall I still recommend getting this if you can; especially if you want to get the TF2 item rewards (however, they're not nearly as coveted as the items from the first game *cough* Lugermorph *cough*).

It's poker. Not much else to say.
The character interactions are great, though after just an hour or two all the voicelines just start repeating, which can get annoying.
Definitely don't be afraid to look up the various tells that the characters do; it can be pretty tough to figure them out by yourself.
As I'm writing this, you can't actually get this game from Steam anymore, but you can still find some codes online for sale to redeem. Just be cautious of where you're buying them from. I bought this back when it was still on Steam, but the sequel I ended up buying a key online which fortunately worked.
Overall I still recommend getting this if you can; especially if you want to get the TF2 item rewards.

I'm amazingly terrible at this game so I played it on the easiest difficulty.
Despite that, the game is otherwise fantastic. The graphics are great (except for Cere's freaky bug-eyes); the story is moving and intense; and the characters are, while sometimes a little odd, quite enjoyable. I won't spoil anything, but there are some great flashback sequences which made my inner nerd practically tear up.
Like I said before, I suck at this and played it on baby mode, but the combat is still very satisfying once you get used to it. The camera locking is a bit hard to multi-task with, though.

Overall, I still highly recommend this for any and all Star Wars lovers.