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Game is broken for me after patch 4.00. 4.1 and 4.5 haven't fixed anything. During operations it freezes in the middle of a game and then crashes to desktop.

Gameplay is not skill based, it's purely a rhythm game. You can't use your creativity during fights. Whatever it throws at you, you will have to do the same exact things over and over.

You know what made Castlevania Symphony of the Night so good? You didn't need Google to help you out.

- Who's bright idea was it to mix 'simulation' with arcade? The stats are handicapping your players, making them not responsive and taking out the fun with RNG.
- The game uses 3 buttons, giving you the idea that it is simple to play. Problem is that two of these buttons have 3 functions when you have the ball, making it difficult to play since they do that one function you don't want.
- It is also not clear on how to get the ball away when you are defending when your defenders are slow with kicking the ball away.
- I also cant find a way to get my players to receive the balls on their chests. They keep on heading it instead.
- The AI that the defense has is also terrible. Most of the time you are just defending with your midfield since central defenders are out of position.

Also: Headers from throw ins is OP.

I bought this game and Gunfire Reborn, expecting playing the former a lot more. At the end: This game 13 hours, Gunfire 90 hours.

Gunfire Reborn is way more polished than this game. Roboquest doesn't really know what it wants to be. It makes you run around, collecting XP orbs, but gives you weapons and abilities which are both meant for long range. By the time you kill most of the enemies, the orbs have disappeared.

The difficulty spike between the first area and the second area is way to huge and the bosses are a hit and miss: The drill boss is way to easy while the others take to much time to kill because their attacks are too fast and you will have to stop shooting and start avoiding (some weapons slow you down while shooting).

Don't get me wrong, Gunfire Reborn isn't perfect either. But Roboquest really needs to make a decision: Either make it a fast paced game where you need to clear areas as fast as possible or slow it down a bit so that long range robots can also level up properly.

The first soulslike game I liked and even finished. Why? Because it is simple:

- One weapon
- One stance
- Straight forward upgrading system
- Minimum amount of items
- Minimum amount of secondary weapons

The fights are more 'dancing' with the enemies than anything else and it feels like you are playing a rhythm game.

Look, i'm not an expert in soulslike games. The only games i played is Dark Souls (quit playing), Remnant - From the Ashes (easiest soulslike) and Nioh (started 2 days ago). But I can safely say that Sekiro is one of the best.

Everyone can tell you what their first good impression of DOOM was. Tim 'the Snake' Willits was impressed that he could open a door to another room. Mine was the simple fact that the bodies stayed on the floor.

First 2 minutes: What the !@#$ is this, I wasted 3 euro's!
First 2 hours: I can make it, I can make it, I CAN MAKE IT.... Ok, let me try this again.

- You drive, you gear, you go.
- You try to take a corner but the car doesn't steer
- You adjust controller settings but the car still doesn't steer
- You setup the car but it just doesn't want to steer
- You brake a lot and gear down and are able to steer but now you are too slow
- You use handbrake so not to brake too much but you are too slow
- You got lucky and finally took a corner at the proper speed because of the stupid physics but guess what.... the other cars ram you to the side of the track...

Some classes are doable but others like the Japanese races are just plain stupid.

I never played text based games before but i can't image them being so tedious and strict. I refunded my game.

I love variety and this game has it. Every world has their own enemies (although some attack the same way), every weapon is unique and every world looks different. The gameplay is complimented with some nice visuals and acceptable music. The level design keeps you interested, there is also some platforming but not much. I rarely got lost in the levels as it is easy to remember where you have been and where you should go.

The only con is the bosses. You can just hoard on souls and start soul mode to kill them off with ease.

All in all, it is a very good game and recommended for 90s and early 00s shooter fans.