Recent reviews by GameCobra

Had alot of fun playing this as a fan of Hades and TMNT in general.

The biggest selling points are multiplayer and the unique abilities of the turtles. As it stands right now, this game is basically alot more simplified in terms of how you get stronger: As you do maps, you get Dragon and Dreamer currency to buff up. Eventually, the price gets too steep or requires you to do challenges to unlock more powerful stuff, but the important thing is that once you unlock enough stuff early on, the game becomes much easier without the challenges.

Story-wise, the game surprisingly is taking a much longer route than other games. Once you expect to beat the boss, you then realize the post-game content is actually where the meat of the game heads towards and is actually where the heart of the game goes. You can breeze through the story once you're familiar enough with the game and bought enough buffs (Or you can just play Easy mode. Definitely not a bad option) you can proceed to just finish the story in it's natural state and continue the cycle of buying buffs and testing them to your heart's content. The game offers alot of powerful purchases afterwards and I had alot of rewards seeing just how strong the turtles become.

Another factor that I enjoyed personally about this game is the story taking pages from IDW Turtles. Not many people know IDW turtles these days and this feels like a great refreshing take on the characters we see and if the DLC that's coming is true, i'm hoping that they introduce us to much of the IDW cast. (Alopex, Mutanimals and Koya/Bludgeon, i'm looking at you!)

All in all, a very solid game. It maybe compared to a Hades clone, but it's actually a very solid, if also simple game for your money. Hoping for some good things in the future with this series.

Had alot of fun with this one. Story-wise, it's very SNES story telling JRPG. However, The class system was cool, the boss battles are visually stunning, the elemental effects are unexpectedly detailed and stunning and very fast paced, but can be adjusted accordingly as the game progresses: fast, slow, magic, it can be adjusted.

The thing I loved the most about the game though is that fighting in this game has alot of finer details that made me want to keep fighting and enjoying all the details that were added. some monsters don't like certain elementa and react accordingly, alot of regular mobs and especially bosses have weaknesses and emote in incredible detail during attacks and give the chance to critical strike them if you know what you're doing.

While the game's fighting can get repetitive, the amount of time I spent experimenting with new elements and combos kept me going and trying them out on new and old monsters. IT was a fun experience and I certainly loved toying around with this was fun as the story went alng. I recommend this for people that are a fan of RPGS and want to try a game with an elemental system that's fun to toy around with while watching all the cool special effects on play.

In this day and age, the smoothness of this game and time to recollect on what I felt was a harsh storyline makes me feel like a second chance to try this gem.

The amount of open endedness in this game is truly staggering. I love all the multiple choices and ways to handle situations and every detail in the voice acting. It also scratches that itch to see if they have voice lines for even the most mischievious of players X3

Still a classic :)

Most of the sounds from the SNES and DS era have been integrated properly over to the steam version and the anime cutscenes come in really well. I didn't expect an auto-battle function, which really helps save time!

Fast paced tank action. love the designs :)

It definitely feels like something straight out of a horror movie. That alone makes me like it alot.

As victims, you hope you either don't get caught or fight back.
As the family, you're the bad guy trying to figure out how to catch your prey.

In terms of balance, it works both ways, but communication is key. Even if you go META in this game, it doesn't matter - good teamwork leads to victory.

I play solo, but I enjoy playing nearly ever game I been in just because I can't help but feel like I'm replaying a movie at times, with different scenarios. It's just that fun <3

It maybe a survival game like Ark mixed with Pokemon monsters, but what makes it so good is the effort the game went into the game's art and system mechanics and the freedom todo
what people expect in a survival game with a bunch of Pokemon expys. I'm excited for the kind of survival game Palworld is and hoping to see more games like this in the future.

Though also hoping we don't just keep using expy's down the road. x3

After playing the game for a month and losing 6 parties and finally beating the last boss, I can say this game made me feel like the amount of time and energy put into it to beat it felt well worth it. It also helps that I can keep playing the game with the party I beat the game with and continue to improve them further for when I try the boss again and again <3

Definitely worth every penny. I loved the original and love this one as well and the game actually not only improved it so much, it even makes me wanna go back and play the original because they were both fantastic games in their own rights. Fantastic job, Capcom. <3