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I really, really want to play this game, but GBO2 flatout hates my internet, like many here that complain about it. If you can play it, i'm honestly happy and a bit jealous of you! The one match I got to play (out of the dozens of attempts) was fun, even if I wasn't any good at it. Bandai, please, rewrite your netcode for this game so people can give it a shot. As it is, though, this game is going to die if the fanbase that wants to play this game...well, can't.

Tried playing for a while, since I always heard this game being remembered fondly. Was doing some tutorial mission, with being introduced to some puzzles I liked, some I didn't. What was an issue though was when I got to the swordfighting and rumble tutorials. The tutorial said I needed to interact with a challenge an NPC sent me to progress, but I never got this challenge. Tried restarting the mission several times, restarted the game, looked on the forums and even reached out to staff for help. Couldn't progress no matter what since the bug was on my end, so I just gave up. Hopefully you don't run into the bug I ran into!

Can't stop to chat, gotta punch pizza in the face.

The story of OneShot is something I think everyone needs to experience for themselves. This is something best experienced blind, just...know that I love this game. And remember...

You only have one shot.

I enjoyed a lot of my time playing Minecraft Story Mode. Interesting takes on Minecraft mechanics to make something new and exciting, it's a game that I would like to recommend. Alas, you can no longer purchase the game as of the time of this review, but I heard that Steam Keys for this game are still apparently redeemable. Might be worth checking out for all the content as well as the sequel, Season Two. This is an Ode to Minecraft Story Mode.

I have played Jalopy for quite a while, and for what I expected, I got surprisingly a little bit more. The game is essentially a rogue-lite based around a car that you drive from East Germany to Turkey with your uncle. Thing is, your car is a bit of a lemon and will constantly break down. You are constantly on the search for boxes of items, abandoned cars, gas stations, junk yards and more as you simply try to get from one town to the next, even if your car has four blown tires and smoking heavily. In each town there's a Laika dealership where you can buy new parts and upgrades as well as a gas station. You'll be at gas stations a lot, selling and buying things like bottles of wine, sausages, repair kits, oil and tyres, and depending on which country you are at the time, some of the items you sell will be worth their weight in gold or is contraband. There is also an interesting story in the works, but however, this is where I encounter the blimishes on this game. There are quite a good amount of bugs in this game, ranging from being unable to fix or remove parts, your Uncle never saying a single word ever again or items you purchased suddendly going missing. Even with these issues though, I wholeheartedly recommend this game!

*You feel that this game is underpriced and that you should pay more for what you experienced.
*You feel determination.

Awkward translation and the fact that running takes up your stamina/cp is an annoying part. If you can get past that, this game might be for you.