Recent reviews by Maxord11

Here is a list of incomplete phrases:
Danganronpa Mobile
Tales Of Game with even more anime
Baseball Debate Club

XB makes no sense at all to play. Gacha has ridiculous odds and premium currency is rare. Bosses require parrying, which is lame. Grind and progression block is annoying. Combat gets repetitive.

Overall, fun for a bit with a neat story and visuals. After fixing the gacha, please bring combos back from the demo.

Is this game like Budokai Tenkaichi 3? Yes...and no. BT3 feels like a balance of player ability. Sparking Zero feels like it wants to train you to be as quickly reactive as a Saiyan. In a way, it is like comparing Dark Souls and Elden Ring. An older game that has tight mechanics and game feel to a new game with tons of content and polish. I always prefer the older game because it has more heart put into it, but gets held back by the technology. New titles have the quality content, but some of the heart gets lost in translation. Add more OG Dragon Ball characters and upgrade the sound design/music, then we'll have a game of the year contender. Until we get Lunch and Bruce Falconer's soundtrack, Sparking Zero is a solid 8/10.

Game good. Waiting for Workshop and Mod Support to play more. Also, needs better co-op dialogue control. Still play.

It is a walking simulator, but a fun one. Much like In Sound Mind, it makes horror aspects goofy. The mechanics aren't very good, but I don't think they needed to be considering it really isn't made for winning. The interactive elements are literally only there to ease your way through the story. The story is pretty good and the sound design is pretty okay. It can get a little repetitive with certain SFX, but it is manageable with the short total play time. Overall, it is worth a try for a good 4 hour playthrough.

It's Fate Grand Order, but harder. It does a neat thing where instead of meeting a new main character every patch to have a new pull, it develops the existing characters using the side characters including the pulls that only change the "identity" rather than the whole character. There are some characters you will hate, but that might not last long as their story continues. If you are unfamiliar with the City, it's like SCP if they controlled everything. There is a lot of references to literature and religious text.

This game is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ broken as hell, as a billion different exploits, and no mod support. But...and that's a big but, the experience you get travelling with a homie and getting the ♥♥♥♥ beaten into you is top tier. It feels like an actual roleplay element. Weird right? Roleplay in an RPg, astounding. Probably the best coop games that released this year. Now, just needs mod support so there is more added content or fixes to some systems.

Zero Escape: 999 is an amazing gateway into visual novels for people just off the Danganronpa series. It has a tight story with massive amounts of mystery and intrigue. Then, just when you think it is going a certain direction generically, it hits you with something akin to Higurashi. Solid story, mechanics, and puzzles. A really awesome and character based whodunnit with a dash of science fiction.

However, Zero Escape Virtue's Last Reward is a mess. It is by no means a bad game, but it has so much content in its story that it gives headaches to its players. There are so many high level theories and concepts into this potential collision of a narrative. The puzzles are so much harder and abstract with high levels of memorization and taking notes. The route system is much more confusing and can stop story progression and pacing with its constant "to be continued" or "bad endings." Much of the routes are super hard to predict and the general main story involves a really good understanding of quantum mechanics. Still good, but definitely complex in a bad way for some kinds of people.

Pretty swell game. It is kinda like XCOM or Fallout 2. The skill tree is deceptively important for each mission. Though, most dialogue isn't very necessary.

Too many hats, not enough time. Better than Yooka-Laylee. Peck all the haters.

Don't get me wrong, it is a fun game. For an alpha game, the stuttering is not that bad. I still find the whole abilities in a battle royale game fun, however I prefer Paladins Battlegrounds more for the brief second I got to play it. I find that the character aspect was more interesting and encouraged metas with some team composition. This is also good, but it definitely leans more towards the battle royale group than the Moba and team based shooter group. Kind of a disappointment, but I could see the problems with the original design. As it is now, it is solid, but not my cup of tea. A lot more palettable than Fortnite, but not enough to keep me playing if none of my friends are. Still try it out and see for yourself.