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5 (3) 4 (0) 3 (1) 2 (0) 1 (0) 4.5 starsAverage score of 4 user reviews
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Rogue Legacy or: How I Learned to Kill an Entire Lineage 0
Rogue Legacy, much like Spelunky before it, is a procedurally generated roguelike platformer. Where both games involve exploring randomly generated levels and collecting loot, this is about where the similarities end.My thoughts on this game are similar to Spelunky. This game is going to kill you, in fact you are probably going to die A LOT, you will see generations upon generations of your offspring attempt to unlock the secrets of Castle Hamson. But systematically leading generations of ch...
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Death is Only the Beginning 0
If you had told me that one day I would love a game that will kill you at every possible turn, and that when these multitude of deaths would occur, I would laugh and start over, I would have called you a madman. But as I sit and play through Spelunky I do just that, I shrug it off and start all over again!Normally a game where death awaits you so frequently would be a huge turnoff for me, its not something that I generally enjoy happening. But Spelunky somehow manages to make the deaths charmi...
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An Absolute Treat of a Game! 0
I am generally not a big fan of anime based games, but this game is absolutely fantastic!I was hesitant at first to pick this game up, based on old memories of playing an old PS1 Persona game, I thought this game wasn't going to be any good. But after seeing how much everyone seemed to love it I decided to give it a shot, and I am glad that I did!The graphics, the music, the voice acting, the character development, at nearly every level this game is excellent. The characters and their story r...
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An OK Game, But Short 0
If you have played any of the other New Super Mario Brothers games, then this is pretty familiar territory for you, not much has changed really from any previous iterations you might have played previously.You go through the few paltry worlds given to you, collect coins and star coins, beat a world, rise wash and repeat. While the gameplay is about as fun as a side scrolling platformer can be, the game is altogether too short. It didn't take me long to burn through all of the worlds and I fou...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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