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I haven't played a single hour without crying from laughing

I bought the game a while back and waited for a couple of friends to get the game so we could play together. The first level was underwhelming, and the second one we thought the puzzle didn't make sense. Then we were transported into a kind of hub but then back into a level, and apparently that was supposed to happen?
Not only that, but the game was buggy as hell, with a friend getting stuck with an enemy inside of his hiding spot which locked them both in place, and then they suddenly couldn't walk. When trying to push him so he could walk again everyone ended up stuck.

What I thought was a really bad game for me because I'd be mad at my friends, ended up being an hilarious journey. We had many laughing fits while chained together

I had heard good things about this game, and now I'm not sure why. It's a pain in the ass to make it work with controller, with everyone having a different fix that won't work for you, it's riddled with cutscenes and then move 100m to see another cutscene. The game doesn't look good, and doesn't render more than 2 feet away from your face. Forget using mods to render more, because it'll break the game to the point where you'll have to go back to title and re enter the game just so you can move your character.

It's a nice throwback to Journey, but it's nowhere near as good. Controls were janky at times, some levels lacked the flow I thought they'd have when I saw them.
But it's still a beatiful and wholesome narrative above all else. After it, becomes very confusing, and most things prompt you to a shop which is sad.
All in all I don't regret experiencing the story in 4 hours, although I prolly won't come back to it

As every game, Sparking! ZERO has some things that leave you wishing it had done better. Unlike many games out there, the very well built content is overwhelming to the point you don't think a lot about what could be better. If the major downside you can find in a game is "I wish there would be more of (...)" isn't that also a compliment?

Overall, it's a game totally worth the money, and provides a lot of hours of fun!
P.S I haven't tried rank to preserve my sanity

For someone who enjoys Dragon Ball as much as I do, and seeing the positive reviews I was really expecting a great experience.
Sadly, I can not recommend this game, it's frustrating for all the wrong reasons.
I like to revive the show, and like how cutscenes are so similar. I dislike having to see cutscenes for 20 or 30 minutes at a time without a speed up just to let it be normal speed on the most enjoyable parts. You either watch it all with all the dead moments in it, or skip it as a whole.
The fights are mostly the same. Dodge, and when they miss, attack. Might be because I'm at the start of the game, but even 2 or 3 levels above the enemies it seems impossible to stun them although they're always stunning me (?).
While I can get behind the artwork of the game, there's really not much else to enjoy.

blagaga

Terraria is a true labor of love. This game is great, alone, with friends, any way you can think of. After many years I still can't comprehend how what I thought it was at first and what it truly is are so different perceptions. It's great.