Recent reviews by Geyblade

DS Version, lesser on the fact it's crude polygon and not it's pixel splendor of the SNES. Pointless cut scene crap, the intro video has a audio glitch. The story is unchanged and brilliant, as the best and most well written Final Fantasy. 9th and 1st finishing the top three. Keeping true to a 4 Fiend Formula of the original is a huge plus. If anything symbolized Final Fantasy, it were the classes and Fiends. It crashes a lot, should have just used the pixeled GBA/SNES version, not the cel phone one. AHHHHH! Also doesn't show on OBS.

Played Human Revolution D-Cut (wiiU), that was brilliant, multiple bosses, top notch writing, and design a decent character perspective, not total first person. This is a lesser one, still very good, however, one Boss, and some less intriguing characters and side quests.

The first one was quite great, but lacking in Tower Channels, and a decent protagonist, on top of that things like being shot down through a thick wood floor by a tree house red neck. The motion is smooth, but too rapid, not at a reasonable pace. The scale seems a bit off as well. A bit overtly colorful as well. Lacking in a decent subscreen (screen with perks, etc...). My instincts are frequently proven right.

I wouldn't say it meets the hype. I wouldn't say day 1 glitches are minor. [Endless popups of photo mode and a save/load screen during play on sometimes less frequent, sometime more frequent intervals. = Resolved] Story is alright, the character builder is a bit much, but intactivists will love it. Sitting and watching TV can slow or stop the up and down buttons on my controller. Aiming is too sensitive with no stick sensitivity selection. I am shocked how well it moves on my system, it's got a higher than needed Processor, but down one on Graphics (from Recommended) and running 8GB. Even when I ran the OBS and recorded/streamed, well thought it'd freeze frankly, and didn't. The action is very slow. The intro (as a Nomad) starts off like a Gay Porno with the Sheriff character looking like a bad actor setting up a sex scene. Many characters look as if they had more words, not great body language, but I think in Polish the phrases had different length. Largely effects the Late Night Show he watches. Or you notice it more, because nothing is happening. Wait til a Sale. That's all I'd recommend, it's good, not great. 60% would be a generous rating. I'd also look for detailed updates about bug fixes, like those menus just popping up on probable rates.
New Issues: leave a care puts you in a odd zoom lens situation, press start, and leave item screen. [The story stops when you reach the float inputs and beat Oda, it goes black. I am close to pointing the review to no. (First NVIDIA Driver 2021 solves this, just NVIDIA didn't alert me to it).
I had issues with The Hay Stack quest, but seems so far it effects Nomad, but not Streetkid.
Most annoying thing: Level Cap at 50.

This is a lot of fun. But likely if your OS isn't 64 bit the file won't fly.

Horrible. from dialog to battle style, it's mostly cut scene.

I struggle with thoughts of refund. It's cheap in the Summer. It's ok as a game, runs nicely on my Comp. But the Batmobile is boring as hell. Don't be fooled, it's not all that great story wise so far (Up to the Bat-all-terrainmobile test). Frankly the worst ride in gaming, and it should be the best. Also the Batmobile freezes up on Steam Direct in the chase.
If you get it, get it as cheep as possible, otherwise you will feel massive butt hurt. Scare Crow, also more menacing in other games.

Very pretty, nice scoring (music), good battle style; fails in graphical style, in the sense of structure. Worth getting at a deal, but it would be nice it they patch up some of the "walk through walls" stuff. Also movement is a little clunky and controller response is a little delayed.

Over rated, a little creepy, gave me diabetes. It's one thing to boost exp when running, or reward allowing an enemy to run, but to base it on not killing at all. You can kill, but shouldn't. But frankly, if your attacked, why not? I get, if they run don't go after them...that deal.

If they virtual consoled it, I wouldn't be looking at uglier smoothed off brightened pixels of characters, I'd have a 2 screen option not Steam Link Sound on TV/Visual on Laptop issues, and I wouldn't be looking at uglier menues that looked like they just tossed a cel phone version on here, but anyway, it is an awesome story and it looks nice non-character. It falls off my 4 elemental fiend or bust view, but the War of the Magi is nice excuse for not having 4 fiends. Frankly FF7 is a wannabe FF6.