Recent reviews by psxfreak101

You know what's great about this game? You can legit blast through the game in 5 and a half hours (like I did)... and then go through it again and spend hundreds of hours actually going through all the side content surrounding our beloved upstart tryin'a'be-Yakuza boys (like I'm currently doing). Spent 200 hours on this on PS4, probably gonna spend 200 more on PC.

In the words of Kazuma Kiryu - "That's Rad."

I got wood playing this game. If you go fast it becomes very hard.

Mounting your friends is fun. The video game Mount Your Friends is also fun.

So a monster moves in with another monster and they fall in love. They engage in pillow talk. They reproduce an offspring. Said offspring heads off to school. This all happened on the exact same night.

I have learned a lot about how the world works and how relationships and the reproduction of life work thanks to this game. I will certainly apply what I have learned in this game in my own life and I too will succeed and be happy with a significant other thanks to this game! You too can learn many an important life lesson through Unholy Heights!

Thanks Unholy Heights~

The fact that I've amassed 30 hours on this since its most recent sale a week ago should suggest just how much I'm enjoying this game. While at times it has seemed to drag on (particularly with some of the fetch quests, but what game with fetch quests DOESN'T drag at those points really), I have thoroughly enjoyed the experience of what is effectively D'n'D in video game form.

I think the one thing I've enjoyed the most about this experience though is that you control exactly how easy/hard the game is for more or less the duration of the game. For about 90% of the battles, you decide just how many monsters you face, whether you make it easy on yourself and just take on one small bat for minimal but easy exp, or whether you take on a horde of Invaders for major risk/reward exp/gold - a concept which I thought is pretty damn neat. Along with being able to change your party at any point in the game (with more classes to unlock as you playthrough), you can really make the experience your own every time and try all sorts of weird and wonderful combinations.

Fun addicting title with neat graphics and a good soundtrack that I'm sure I'll be playing for many many moons to come.

For the two bucks I spent on this game, I certainly got my monies worth that's for sure. It is a pretty looking yet short game that I found quite fun. While the game itself isn't exactly difficult, the real challenge in the game will come from trying to get star ratings and no damage bonuses on every stage, especially in Duck Mode (the pacifist-esque mode of this game with some amusing mechanics playing as a duck). If you're looking for something cheap, short, yet fun to play, then its definitely worth chucking a couple bucks Gunman Clive's way.

This game converts ye olde classic RPG build into 30-second levels making for some highly entertaining fast-paced action whilst still maintaining all the usual RPG shenanigans that we all know and love. You can choose to be "traditional" and spend time levelling up, exploring, picking up all the weapons and equipment in the stage, or you can choose to try and complete each stage as fast as possible giving this game a ridiculous amount of replayability as one strives to shave that extra .1 of a second off their personal best. Played it a LOT on the Xbox 360 and am enjoying plowing through this a second time on here. Brilliant game.