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Finished the game, here's what I have to say. I really enjoyed the campaign and would like to play more. The game definitely needs some polish and some of the character dialogue is insufferable, but overall I had a good time as there were some interesting, fun ideas that I'd love to see get more refined in a future XCOM game.

The character-specific abilities were mostly very enjoyable to use, with some out-of-the-box thinking rewarded like using Torque's Tongue Whip ability to drag VIPs into the extraction zone, or using Verge's abilities to deliberately start fires in the enemy's ranks. Moving characters around the turn order timeline was also interesting, but the game needs more balance: sometimes it feels like there's nothing you can do while you wait for 4 enemies in a row to slam one character into submission.

In summary: Rough but ultimately fun game, worth the 20 dollars in my opinion.

Short but solid.

An unforgettable journey from start to finish. If you love games where characters feel human, and you love exploring every nook and cranny, this is for you.

Fun FMV choose-your-own adventure, my only complaint is the lack of a chapter select after finishing once.

Nothing like pulling off a Death From Above with a light mech and actually breaking an arm off a heavier 'mech.

My only complaints are that it's a bit slow-paced (you're gonna spend a lot of time flying through space in-between missions), and the save system is kinda weird (When you save, you only save a new slot instead of being given a choice). Also, I wish there was a photo mode. All that aside, I like this game, I love the battlemechs and the combat system.

Got some interesting body-switching mechanics and upgrade systems. I like the exploration, dialogue and the sense of humor throughout. Overall it's fun but it's worth warning that this game can get really hard near the end and I was stuck at one point due to an obtuse puzzle. Managed to finish it, and glad I did, but the difficulty spike definitely needed tuning.

Finished story mode, will definitely recommend to friends. Word of warning though, it's best you look up on where to find fragments and specific materials if you want to save time; I spent a lot of time with aimless wandering before I decided to just look it up in the wiki. Regardless of that, it's still an excellent survival-crafter, and this is coming from someone who got tired of survival-crafters for a good long while.

Oh, and bless the Prawn Suit. Thank you, tiny gundam.

What I expected: casual, cute cat simulation about hunting and catnip jokes

What I got: War, politics, lore, magic powers... combined with all of the above


This game has a lot more depth than the premise would let you believe. Yes, you're a cat who's just trying to survive in the wild, but there are different cat colonies fighting every day in border skirmishes, an old forest guardian has vanished, and you got skills that you can keep upgrading. So far it's pretty fun, and my only real issue is that hunting seems to be a little random; the distance for the pounce doesn't look like it's consistent. Otherwise, this is definitely worth the 19.99 USD

I backed this game three years ago. I don't regret it. In fact, I'm glad I did.

As a guy whose life went into the deep dumps after droppin out but then got the help of my friends and family to get my life together again, this game really resonated with me. Gameplay-wise it has a few minor issues, like the finicky high jump mechanic and the slight repetition involved in moving around the town (menu-based fast-travel after the first few days woulda been great!)

Regardless, I fell in love with this game, mostly thanks to the strength of its characters. Mae's friends are totally people I would hang out with. Same goes for Mae. They're not perfect, but they're good people.

If you are the kind of person who wants a game with a huge focus on story and characters, this is definitely for you.

Watch Dogs 1 is forgiven.