My focus for this year is to play some of the long RPGs in the ol' backlog.
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I played 98% of this game throughout 2019, but finished the final boss at the beginning of this year. Great SMT game, my only gripe is that navigating the overworld map is often confusing. Went for a Chaos ending for once, I figured since there's a sequel (Apocalypse) that canonically uses that ending, it would be cool to see.
Fun little game. Wish there was a little more meat to it, seems more focused on playing elegantly and quickly than I would like.
A good entry in this series. I liked the tweak of having one big map that you take different routes through, depending on the mission.
This game really pulls off the storybook aesthetic. I love the visual style (reminds me of Dokuro, if anyone played that) and music. Wish some of the puzzles were a little harder. The game does get tricky by the end, just wish more of it had been that level of difficulty.
Really fun game, killer soundtrack.
Better than the first game, fun bit of arcade shootin'.
Definitely not as good as the first two games, plus the boss fights are obnoxious.
I was really impressed with this game. It has the game mechanics of something like Don't Starve but with an actual narrative (also not a lot of games where you play as a mother, which was refreshing). The art style is very evocative as well.
Random game to play through, but I was morbidly curious about it. Never played any of the 3D Castlevania games on PS2 before. The combat is actually surprisingly fun and responsive, but the overall level design and game structure is a bit of a letdown. I have since started playing the followup game (Curse of Darkness), and it already seems better in most aspects.
Some fun and challenging puzzle design, I just wish the story stuff wrapped around it was more compelling.