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This game is art. It is a masterpiece.

I am not even into RPGs, but this one completely changed how I see them.

Every character is interesting, and I love how the decisions we take in-game can completely change the outcome of our campaigns.

The combat is interesting, the music is perfect, the whole art syle, scenarios and etc, it all fits together so nicely.

It's probably the first time in my life that I immediately started a new campaign after finishing my first play through. As soon as I finished this campaign, I felt this "void" inside of me, like when you finish a really good book and don't know what to do with your life anymore, you know?

Absolutely fantastic. Can't wait to play this whole game again and again.

Please give it a shot, even if you aren't into RPGs like I wasn't.

Now please excuse me, I'm going to play as a Monk and choose different allies this time - just to see how it goes!

This is GREAT!

This app is a fantastic way to learn Hiragana and Katakana. It's been a while since last time I studied Japanese, so I was a bit rusty... but dude this app was so great to catch up.

The repetition makes it easy for you to learn the alphabet and memorize stuff!

The game's UI and art style as a whole is also fantastic, very chill and perfect to study.

Even if you don't know a single thing about Japanese, this is a great way to learn two of their alphabets. Heck, even if you don't care about Japanese at all, you still should give it a shot IMO.

I rate this app 10/10.
ありがとう！ ヾ(≧▽≦*)o

This is AMAZING. A M A Z I N G.

The customization options are adorable. The track list is also GREAT!

This game (it's not exactly a game, but you know what I mean) helps me concentrate and do my daily tasks in peace. Cleaning, studying, working, etc etc.

I just played this for the first time today and I love it already.

Thanks for developing such a wholesome game. It means the world to me (and many other lo-fi lovers it seems).

This game is.... decent. It's the first time I finish a NFS game so I gotta say that I liked it.

The visuals are absolutely STUNNING and I loved playing it at 144 FPS. A hell of an experience if you ask me.

The story is ok and it's a bit interesting, but it's not great by any means. You know these games are focused on teenagers so don't expect anything too intense or mind-blowing.

Now, there's something I have to complain about. The gameplay is way too repetitive.

You'll play on the same tracks multiple times, and the cop chases last way too long, since they will ALWAYS go after you no matter what.

This didn't ruin the game for me, but I still wish there were more tracks and less cops around the city.

I wouldn't recommend buying this game if it's full price, but if there is a discount, please give it a shot.

This is the fighting game of the year.

I liked this game, but I also disliked it.

The combat is AMAZING, the best turn based combat I have ever played in my life. The story is cool, and the soundtrack is badass.

When you land a skill boy it feels good. You can feel the impact when your hammer strikes the ground, making it tremble and your enemies knockdown.

However, I didn't like the final act. The puzzles were hell and super annoying/confusing. Seriously, who the heck came up with the idea to put these invisible levers and keys all over the place...

Regardless, it is a good game. The first chapters make it feel worth it even though the last one wasn't that great.

Now, I'm going to play Baldur's Gate 3.

What a fantastic title.

This game is amazing! It's super fun and I'd 100% recommend it if you're into similar titles, like Fire Emblem as an example.

The combat is interesting and you can customize your squads, add/edit your units, give items to them, and also edit their traits/skills. It's all very unique and really interesting. The customization options are endless.

I'm really in love with this game's soundtrack too, it's epic and it does make you feel like a hero.

As other users have mentioned, the main history is okay. There are a few plotholes here and there and the "relationship" feature is a bit pointless not gonna lie, but that does not make this game bad or anything - as long as you're not expecting the story to be as great as, I don't know, a George R R Martin book.

If you're looking for a slow-paced turn-based RPG to chill, pick this one up. I'm sure you'll have lots of fun.

This game is cool!

It delivers exactly what is promised - a Borderlands game where the story is actually an RPG campaign, and the dungeon master is Tiny Tina the maniac.

The gunplay is fantastic as always. Tons of different crazy weapons that turn into Hydras and all kinds of crazy stuff that you can imagine, the loot is addictive and the skills are fun to learn.

Don't expect too much from the story. It's kind of silly and the humor is... hm... teenager-ish if that makes any sense? Tiny Tina is a teenager after all, and the story is an RPG campaign dictated by her so... don't expect any fantastic plot twists that will make you cry or something (some of the puns are cringe though, be aware!)

The main story is a bit short but there's a huge loop at the end that will make you keep playing for hours after finishing the main quests.

Overall, if you like Borderlands and you know how Tiny Tina is, there's a high chance you'll like this game. Maybe I would not recommend purchasing it at full price, but I'd definitely recommend getting it if it's on sale.

Stuttering: The game.

This is THE virtual reality game. If you got the PC specs to run it, you should totally give this game a shot.

Even if you aren't into Half Life, I'm sure you'll have some fun. The gameplay experience is pretty solid and everything about this game is top-tier. The graphics, the story, the audio, characters, etc etc etc.

For Half Life fans, you must play this game once you have the chance. Not only it's amazing, it also will give you some idea what Valve is planning for Half Life 3, once it finally releases of course.

I hope to see more well-polished games like this for VR soon, this was truly an outstanding experience.