Recent reviews by Ashlin Phillips

An incredibly fun and entertaining game up until you need other people to play, which is frustrating because I have no friends.

It's a solid, fun multiplayer game for the unserious gamer, but the lack of PvP action means you should look for a sale and play with your friends. Since I have no friends I can only speculate that this might be a fun thing to do.

I had (and I still have) a lot to say about this game, but the simple fact is that it is disingenuous. Sure, it gives you feelings, but any actual interactivity is very, very basic. Choosing schools, liking Emma, hating Brad; its all irrelevant because things always fall apart. Even the visit railroads Emily into awkwardness, and the protagonist does so much outside of the chat (the realm you have control) that you don't really feel like it has a point. Sure, the first playthrough is great because it gives you a sense that the way you were made this happen, but in reality Emily will hate you and that's that. In a weird way I wish I could only play the game once and never again; the illusion that the first playthrough gives you is nice, but it is overwhelmed by the anger I felt when the game was actually revealed as to what it is. So, like a pool that seems deep but quickly reaches the bottom, this game is bad and should not be so well liked because it is not what it should be.

Drawing lines has never been so thrilling. 10/10 would draw lines.

This is a tricky game to understand, and then rate. On one hand, rallying and rallycross is extreme fun, as is getting into the element and experienceing the great graphics. The user interface, the added gymkhana bullcrap, and the lackluster system of leveling up or progresing in any way makes it hard to digest. OVeral, just for the fun I had while rallying in a Mitsubishi Evo X in Finland made up for some, but not all, of the faults.

Very, very good.

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This game is great.