More of what I loved; a grand narrative adventure. I have the same complaints as its predecessor namely in tedious combat, but still greatly enjoyed my time in the God of War universe.

I slept on God of War for too long; I absolutely loved the setting and story and only wanted more - thankfully satiated by Ragnarok. The combat is a little tedious, but the puzzle solving is great.

I love Persona for its story and life-sim aspects, but don't particularly care for the combat. Metaphor is everything I love with a QoL feature that allows skipping turn-based on lower level enemies.

I expected this to be more pokemon than survival crafter, but it's definitely much more survival crafter than pokemon. As someone burnt out of on the latter, it doesn't change the mould quite enough.

I really liked Raft and was looking for similar - a survival crafter that encourages centralized teamwork. My biggest complaint is combat; enemies are pinpoint accurate and strong, but you are weak.

While slow and with a heavy monotone, I was encapsulated throughout. More walking simulator than anything else, the focus is entirely story - and the story was absolutely worth my time. I loved it.

I love Persona, but I have to admit I don't much like this one. The life-sim is gone, the combat does what it does well, but it just couldn't keep my attention. I'd recommend Strikers, first.

While I prefer 5 a bit more, the story of 3 is harder hitting and more pressing than its sibling games. I thoroughly enjoyed my experience, and graphically the upgrade for Reload is near perfection.

One of my all-time top 10, 5 and its Royal variant simply exude style and flair. The characters are loveable, the story feels meaningful, the combat is good, and I love the life-sim it offers.

Warning: You may look at the screenshots with a very unrealistic expectation for what Eco will be. The game is *entirely* player-driven, every structure player-built, and is very slow in actuality.