"This was not at all what I expected. I'd read it was a horror game with RPG elements, it was more like a detective game with a dark theme, Nevertheless, I still enjoyed the game. The first few chapters of this game had me questioning whether I'd enjoy the game, the lip sync is shameful but the overall story was intruiging and I can't say I was bored at any point."

"I thoroughly enjoyed this throughout the entire campaign. The story is done well, the game it's self is so beautiful, the only flaw is the style it's done in, it has Batman like combat but with swords, it's satisfying and brutal but can get old quick, luckily enough the game is quite short so it's not too much. I would definitely recommend picking this up if you can get it cheap."

"Personally, I get bored of beat 'em up's very quick and this one is no different, But! I can say this one lasted a little longer than most others. The story mode I thought was done very well for a fighting game, it's visually pleasing and the combat is done so well, it genuinely feels like you're making contact. The X-ray attacks and fatalities are worth playing it for alone, there's loads of unlockables, all in all a brilliant continuation of the classic MK series."

"I loved this game. I always hate when DLC's are announced before the game surfaces but I'm genuinely looking forward to this DLC. This is the first game I've ever wanted to "Plat", which I have done so that must count for something, right?"

"Eehhhh.... this is barely actually a game?? It felt like the majority of the content was cutscenes between levels and the "trashopedia" you can look at. Those things are admittedly cute! The art is pleasant to look at and the music is great! The puzzle element, though, is super boring - katamari lite, honestly. There's no real tension, as it's impossible to lose levels, and it's not like "eat small stuff first" is much of a challenge to figure out, and only the very last level is any real spin on that basic concept. This app is just... nice to look at, cute #aesthetic. There aren't enough levels to justify the price point, and the replay value is nil since there's no way to get a better score or do literally anything differently. I get that the price is driven by it being indie and by the assets taking time to create... but I can't say I'm happy to have bought this."

"SpaceMarine is violent, gritty and loud. The game is very repetitive but remains enjoyable due to it throwing new weapons to you every time there's any chance of you getting bored. I enjoyed this enough to race through it within a few days but I would only recommend this if you can get it cheap."

"This game was really good, I would've given this a 5 star but for me personally, some of the scene's really slowed the story down. The way they've re-imagined the character's is so good. They haven't changed them too much but enough that they make it fascinating to interact with them. I would definitely recommend checking this out easily as good as the first."

"I've played a few Telltale games by now and I do enjoy them but I often find them a bit slow and a bit of a chore to play, this on the other hand was different. Yes, you play has Bruce Wayne and every now and then it's a bit slow, but it's not so bad because you know it's not pointless interactions, you know your choices are doing something, you're not sure what, but something later on down the line. Now, when you're Batman, the game evolves, the fight scenes are so good you really feel like every attack connects there's always something incredible in every episode. I really enjoyed this game and I'd recommend picking it up."

"Most people will have played a Resident Evil in their time, if you haven't I highly recommend you start from this. The game is so well re-mastered that you can almost forget that it was originally released in 1996. Control's are kind of "clunky" and some of the things feel dated, but it did release originally in '96. If you need to catch up on the Resi games this is the way to do it."

"If you're a long time fan of this series DO NOT, I repeat DO NOT pick this up. I know DW games have always been a bit repetitive, but I've always loved the way the battles unfold, the feeling of destroying armies by yourself, the s**t that hits your pants when LuBu turns up (not necessarily loving that bit). This one is just so plain though, they've opted for an open world system instead of the level based system and it sucks it just doesn't work. You spend days travelling just to get in a fight with about 25 people, the scenery is so bland too. This is not a game for the classic fan, I'm not sure if it's a game for a newcomer either to be honest."