Recent reviews by Elec

勉強になりました。

A pretty fun boss rush action game, that is apparently very similar to Sekiro. I have very little souls-like experience and it took about an hour to beat, more experienced players will likely knock it out a lot faster. It's fun and free, so if you can stomach the character designs, it's worth giving a shot.

Not a fan of v-tubers at all, but this is a fun game on the ever-growing list of Vampire Survivors clones. The ability to manually aim your primary weapon help make the gameplay feel more engaging, and the addition of supers and character-specific skills help characters feel unique even when their primary weapons are initially very similar. Outside of the gameplay, the soundtrack is cute and catchy, and the Holo House is a neat secondary mode to gain money, temporary buffs in the main mode, and flex your interior decorating skills.

Overall it is a surprisingly robust game, and definitely worth checking out given the price. Even if v-tubers aren't your cup of tea, there is plenty of fun to be had.

A cool, casual roguelite with a relaxed aesthetic and fitting music. Getting all of the achievements/endings and coming up with broken builds for every character was a fun time.

Super fun characters and a decent story trapped in a standard issue gacha game. The great character moments still make it worth checking out.

Has some of the absolute best tracks in the game, and the slickest menu theme. Smaller than most(maybe all) other post-V collaboration DLC packs, but extremely high quality.

Absolutely smokes V Extension 1 and 2. Highly recommended.

A surprising (and welcome) port from smartphones, this game is much more at home on the PC; touch screen controls are no good.

Technically it's pretty short at 5 stages, but there is a good amount of replayability if you're the type to go for high scores. The alternate modes provide some variation in gameplay, making some things harder or easier. The game starts off slow and easy, but around stages 3 and 4 the difficulty starts to go up, and by stage 5 it's complete mayhem. Unlike some shooters, however, it never feels stupid or artificially difficult; skill goes a long way.

Definitely a solid title in the genre, with an appropriate name.

Sold the trading cards for more than the cost of the game.

10/10

Wow, a sequel that actually stepped up everything from the prior game, cool.

The combat is improved from the already solid combat from AA, with almost every gadget available as a quickfire weapon, instead of just batarangs and grappling hooks. The main story is cool, the Riddler expanded his operation (there are now 440 items/puzzles between Batman and Catwoman), and actually shows up in person. Pretty much every major Batman villain shows up and has stuff for you to do, either as part of the main story or as their own set of side quests.

The challenge mode expanded. There is a campaign mode that picks a few challenges for you to do consecutively, with small changes to make things easier or harder, (e.g. no silent takedowns, or batarangs that KO instantly), or you can pick your own group of challenges. There's also a mission that just throws thugs at you until you die, which is great fun.

Robin and Nightwing are really fun to use, but it's unfortunate that they can't fly around the city like Batman and Catwoman can. Robin is at least playable in the Harley DLC, but Nightwing is restricted to challenge mode.

RE: Harley DLC
It was cool, though you can't freeroam with Robin, and I thought Harley's voice was pretty shrill at times.

tl;dr
Everything was improved upon, 10/10, GOTY, etc.