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They somehow made an already buggy game even more buggy. A terrible port.

Most of the game is a passable but not great Sonic game. Then there's the final boss...

This game tries way too hard to be lawl so random.

A mediocre platformer, but a very interesting look at a culture you rarely see.

It's hard to say why I like this game without ruining it, so I'll just say it has some very impactful button presses.

This game is creepy. Not jumpscare creepy but just everything from the setting to the mechanics just feels uncanny. The puzzles are unique and well designed as well. Going for 100% is slightly maddening.

What should be the game's greatest strength was kind of a letdown. It's supposed to be a sort of trial-and-error thing where you try out all the different possibilities to find out how to actually win, but the game more or less tells you what you need to do to find the remaining clues which takes out all the discovery. Also you have to start the game over each time so getting every ending is going to be super repetitive.

Despite that, it's a fun story with a great narrator, and basic but fun combat and some fun locations to explore.

A great action game with a very cool pixelart aesthetic. The world you explore is fascinating but it's hard to figure out what the actual story is.

The main draw for this game is the Stanley Parable type narrator shenanigans, but sadly they're pretty lame. The narrator repeats ad nauseam how important it is to follow the arrow, and most of the alternate endings are said narrator berrating you for not following the arrow. Also there's a permanently missable achievement so you might have to restart everything to get 100%.

You can skip Ys 1 and not miss much. It has some frustrating design decisions and is generally meh.

Ys 2 on the other hand is a ton of fun, improving everything about the original. Super simple but still fun combat, lots of good exploration, some fun character abilities and a great soundtrack.