Recent reviews by Aieos

Better than world

Conveyor belt go brrr

The best 3D Sonic game to release since Generations. Ignore the reviews saying Sonic feels slow, he is very quick especially if you level up his speed stat to 99. Yeah the cyberspace levels are short and sweet, but they're not meant to be long 20 minute levels.
I think people forget how Sonic started out with levels that you ran through in under 2 minutes and just got too into the longer drawn out levels of games like Sonic Boom or Sonic Adventure 1. You have to think even in games like Sonic Generations, Sonic Colors, or even Sonic Unleashed most levels where you actually play as Sonic are finished in less than 2 minutes, the same applies here.
They're not any shorter or any longer that what we've had in the past, just the short and sweet Sonic levels as we've come to know and love them.
These cyberspace levels (or all the ones I've played so far) are designed off of the Sonic Generations maps, such as the Green Hill ones and the City Escape ones, but it's a nice throwback and it switches it up by separating the 3D and 2D segments from them.
The open world here consists of five medium size islands you can traverse. These are filled to the brim with puzzles, obstacles, and items to collect by utilizing various platforms, springs, and rails throughout. Despite being randomly floating in the air without any real explanation for them, it makes up for it by feeling very fun and natural to the play around with as Sonic.
The biggest issue I have with the game is the pop-in of these platforms and rails. They'll appear out of nowhere about 100 yards out for seemingly no reason even on max graphic settings. Though this really doesn't bother me much and won't hinder gameplay at all, I can see how it can be jarring for some. Hopefully modders can come in and force them to always stay rendered in.
As is expected with any Sonic games, even the bad ones (looking at you 06), the music is fantastic through and through. Especially the tracks for the main story boss fights.
Ultimately this is a surprisingly great Sonic experience, and the transition into a more open world that lets you choose what to do and when, ends up working incredibly well. It still feels like a Sonic game and you get that sense of speed and coolness as you dash around these intricately thought out maps with all the playground devices spread throughout.
If you're a Sonic fan, I highly recommend giving this game a shot.

Klonoa: Door to Phantomile, and Klonoa 2: Lunatea's Veil have been, and always will be, my two favorite games of all time.
Ever since playing Klonoa 2 on ps2 as a child, I've been in love with this series and have been following it hoping for more games to come. These two games are incredible platformers with a fantastic story to each. I highly recommend giving them a try.
Also if you enjoy these, try out the other games in the series.
Klonoa: Moonlight Museum (a Wonderswan handheld exclusive, black and white only, but still very fun)
Klonoa: Empire of Dreams (a GBA game that plays similar to Moonlight Museum, but now in color!)
Klonoa 2: Dream Champ Tournament (another GBA game that plays the same as the previous, still super fun)
Klonoa: Beach Volleyball (a ps1 volleyball game spinoff. Interesting choice of a game.)
Klonoa Hereos: Densetsu no Star Medal (A GBA title that plays more like a top down hack and slash, probably my favorite of the handheld games)

Why do physical labor in real life when you can do it sitting at your desk in your room?

Punch people. fun.

Fun with friends. Terrifying alone.

Stay inside, get overrun and die.
Go outside, get overrun and die.
Thus is the life of a zombie apocalypse. Death is inevitable.

Who would have thought just adding one more portal could be so confusing

its ok i guess