Science fiction psychological horror dealing with themes of capitalism and rape culture's ruinous effect on lives with effective writing and surreal and disturbing visuals.

Great looking locations, gore system, and environmental storytelling but doesn't do much/anything to improve the movement, combat, or crafting and the game gets worse as it goes on.

Feels like a good evolution of the original Gunlocked. Movement, weapons, visuals, and music all come together nicely already even with a lot more content to come.

One of the best platformers I've played. It controls well, perfectly introduces each new gameplay mechanic, includes more difficult stage variations and accessibility options, has a well handled story

Even though it isn't usually the type of humor I tend to find entertaining, I was still always interested in seeing what would come next.

Excellent combat hurt by your overpowered character until endgame content, a lack of options for certain weapons, a repetitive open world, poor story, and terrible mission design.

Improved gameplay and a large detailed new environment to explore in Hawaii but a weak main plot where the old characters have little development and the best moments are often side content with Kiryu

It's one of my least favorite Yakuza games. New engine didn't improve enough, terrible use of Haruka, and one of the more racist of the series. But there are still some great moments and side content

Slice-of-life adventure/VN with all the character portraits and some environment shots being done with the Game Boy Camera. Great atmosphere, music, interactions but bugs preventing some endings.

Strong setting with good environmental storytelling for the world and characters and some very fun unique abilities. Held back by poor combat that becomes a focus and constantly giving the ending away