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It's one of those "dad games", AKA chill gameplay that don't rush you and you get satisfaction of job done well. Fundamentally it's less fantastic version of Vicera Cleanup Detail, taking place in more realistic locations. Cleaning still takes time, and some planning, but a lot of fiddle details are gone. For example, trash collecting is done into a bag and once a bag is full, you throw that away instead of collecting each bullet separately.

Game does offer three game modes: Standard, Nightmare and True Cleaner. True Cleaner is a challenge mode that removes all aids, while Nightmare mode offers interesting changes to normal levels, sometimes changing the level in completely different ways.

A fun co-op game. Works singleplayer too, but I highly recommend getting a gang together. The fact that game supports up to 6 players without mods is great too.

Unlike many other games, you are not just helpless victim of the monsters, you can fight back. However, all that incurs cost, so it introduces risk vs reward element. Devs hear player feedback, and so far major patches have added many requested features.

Fun little "detect changes" game. Comes with normal and horror mode. It's not overly long, you can propably finish the standard mode in 30 seconds if you are good, but it's still fun to give it a try now and then. Perfect for "I got time to kill and don't want to start anything that will demand my time in excess".

Some of the traps are rather devious, so here is a little advice. When you fail, the elevator at the start will have location of the trap/change that you missed. It won't tell you what it was, but it will give you an idea where to check in future.

A great love letter to Jet Set Radio and Jet Set Radio Future. If you loved those games, you will love this game too. If you didn't, you won't enjoy this one either.

The game is great. Action packed team-based horde shooter where you try to complete objectives on a map, with a support of enough ordnance to take over a small country. Galactic War provides persistent story-based campaing where community shapes the story (MALEVELON CREEK).

Devs are also introducing new weapons and vehicles to game slowly. Game also has some of the best monetization ever seen. There is no FOMO, everything stays and/or rotates in stable cycle. The free warbond gives you almost enough to unlock the next prenium warbond, and you can find currency on in the missions themselves. Meaning you never need to actually pay real money unless you want to. To cap it off, there is no "get 1100" or "get 950" packages that leave you with extra. There is exactly "Get 1000 for 10 bucks" option, which is what you need to open a warbond.

UPDATE 6.5.2024 Sony has walked back on PSN requirement. As such, this review will be flipped back to positive

ORIGINAL:

Unfortunately, Sony has decided to ♥♥♥♥ over this game by enforcing PSN account requirment. PSN accounts are not even available to everyone who has bought this game, meaning they won't be able to play the game. Sony also has massively bad track record of security, basically leaking the user data every month.

As such, this review will be negative until Sony either makes the PSN account requirement optional, or provides alternative to those who live in countries where PSN accounts are not avaible.

It's a fun time waster. Not something you will grind or mash through for hours, but if you got 20-30 minutes to spare, or just want to spend time, it's a good game.

At the moment of writing this review it's little barebones, with only one Dreadnought type as a boss and all missions follow the same formula, but then again, it only just released. I fully expect them to add more content, just like they did with DRG

First half of the game is quite linear, but after that it opens up. Puzzles are good, and thankfully game has in-game hint system to help you move along.

However, fair warning: If you were not fan of ending of Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge due to its unclear nature, you will hate this games ending too.

A fun rouge-like first person shooter that combines puzzle solving into it. I was honestly surprised how much I ended up enjoying this game. Humor hits the right notes for me, so I find fun in the writing too. It's not deep or complex, there is no real "twist" that suddenly upturns everything, but at the same time it remains funny and interesting.

And really, in game like this, complex plot would just get in the way of the fun.

It's a Bethesda game. It's a space RPG, not a Space Exploration Simulator. If you want to waste time flying everywhere, go play Elite: Dangerous or No Man's Sky. If you want RPG with storylines and everything, get Starfield.

Great game with lots of humor and personality. Whole work screams of being labor of love and not some by-the-book product. Everything, from songs to animations and art styles to game play and writing, it all tells how much team wanted to make this a great game.

Not only that, it is not loaded with DLC or "live services", it's a full game with end and beginning, a story that has clear arc. It also has a lot of quality of life things that make it great, such as accessibility options to those who might not be able to stick to the beat or streamers having their own mode where all copyrighted music is replaced by original tracks.

I highly recommend this to anyone who is a fan of either spectacle fighting games OR rythm games. And even if you aren't a fan, you might still find up your alley.