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I got lucky with a glitch when the game came out.

I played the PS5 version.

Honestly might be a good idea 😂

I love parappa! Ha

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Yup! It stinks. Shame too.

Thanks megapumped! 💪😤

I just ended it. I got tired. Ha. Probably going to finish it today and then I'll start Before the Storm Remastered. 🦋

Agreed. I love games like this and was super surprised this one was even made. Had a lot of fun with it.

@@naysgameopinions I especially loved the character interactions; it was a nice touch with giving the game its own distinctive feature.

@@SmashupMashups Yes! I'm surprised that more games (kart racers especially) don't do stuff like that more often. Really cool and makes the game more unique.

@@naysgameopinions And just the return of the _Shrek_ stand-in voices, Michael Gough as Shrek; Dean Edwards as Donkey; Holly Fields as Princess Fiona, was quite nice. Especially how they interact with Puss in Boots, voiced by Eric Bauza, and Lord Farquaad, voiced by Poitr Michael. Now, Randall Duk Kim reprising his role as Oogway was a surprise, making him the only voice actor to reprise a character from the movies whereas every other character has a stand-in voice.

@@SmashupMashups Woah! Nice. I never took note of who was actually voice acting so that's nice to hear and definitely makes it feel that much more authentic, especially with Oogway.

Yeah. It's pretty weird. So there's the original version of the game and then there's the "Panda Edition" which basically adds DLC-like panda "missions". You have to make it to the very end of the base game tasks and then the panda stuff will start. Just keep doing the tasks and level up and more stuff will unlock.

@@naysgameopinions Thanks. We definitely have the panda edition! We got all the new dogs and cats. And there is a locked photo on the wall of the panda we don’t have yet! It’s just super frustrating. But, I just keep pushing on. Lol

​@@michiganmama562Yeah I now remember being in the same situation. Becuase it clearly ends and I was like wait...where are the pandas! And I just kept doing the tasks and you'll get the panda story eventually then after those missions it'll say that all of the tasks have been completed like at 10:25 in the video.

Well, the way that I review, I take the entire review scale into consideration. A lot of reviews nowadays, everything is a 7 or 8 when that's simply not the case. Especially when compared to each other. I could play a game that is a 1 out of 10 and still have fun with it. If a game is practically unplayable, then i would probably rate it lower because I think thats an injustice to push out a game that people pay for and it doesnt work. Right off the bat, the way I look at it is that a 5/10 is right in the middle. And the experience I received from this game is lesser. So then I'm working on that 1-5. Mix that in with the bad story, dialogue delivery, character interactions, boring world, poorly designed missions, etc...it definitely knocks it down. Good looking environment and cool powers doesn't save this game for me. Personally, I think there is more wrong than right here with this game, but to each their own. That's why there are reviews and every review is different. Appreciate your time and comment.

Nice! Definitely need to check it out then. I was aware of what influenced the Remothered series but never thought to look into what influenced the influences that could have bled through to these games. 🤔

@@naysgameopinions Dario Argento is one of my favourite horror director ever and Clock Tower being initially an hommage to his work (mostly Phenomena but with references to Suspiria as well) is what got me into this series. I would definitely recommand to check it out indeed, and on the giallo genre in général (from Mario Bava, Dario Argento, Lucie Fulci, etc). I like to consider the Clock Tower (Haunting Ground included) and Remothered series as the video game legacy of this genre.

@shibitoobscura3348 oooooh! I've definitely seen Phenomena before. Going to go diving into some movies now. Thanks for the recommendation. And Haunting Ground is one of my favorites!

@@naysgameopinions Great! Yes, it's one of my favourite too (I still have a soft spot for Rule of Rose, my all-time favourite PS2 horror game, but Haunting Ground was a blast, and a major improvement from Clock Tower 3)

Didn't mind the gameplay overall, but I definitely wouldn't mind if there was another layer to it to add some flavor. Thanks!

It's definitely bizarre, but sort of mellows out...and gets bizarre again. It's like it was produced by two different teams and then stitched together.

Nice breakdown! I agree with your points. I hope Shadows is a lot better!

Wow. Thanks. That really means a lot.

You have to keep playing through the story. Takes longer than you would think.

​@@naysgameopinionswhat level do you have to be to get the Panda

@christenspecht I honestly don't remember. Level 35 I believe is when the main story stops and if you keep playing and completing goals, you'll eventually unlock them. I think level 54 is the last level so somewhere between them.

Same! 😫

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thanks!

Thanks! I appreciate it. It's available on Switch, but I played it on PS5.

It really is! Hope you enjoy it. It's so good!

It is kind of..."different". I felt the same way and just sort of went for it and had an enjoyable time. The second game was so bad that the third game is basically canceled. There's some concept art and the main plot of the story for the third one is out there. There was also a 2D Remothered game that was canceled in 2012. After I finished the second game, I looked into the history of the games and it's actually pretty interesting. "Remothered" has different words in it like mother, moth, and red that all sort of deal with the story. I thought that was neat.

100% agree. This one could've been something that lasted for a while if they put a bit more care into it.

Yes! It's so good! I really hope we get a sequel some day.

No problem! Thanks for watching!

Thanks robot. 🤖

Thank you!

Couldn't have said it better myself.

Geeeez. Yeah that's annoying. Remedy games usually have a bunch of stuff like that. I remember Control having a lot too. I was going to post some of the bugs I had as shorts but accidently deleted all my Alan Wake 2 footage. 🫠 Oh well.

100% agree. Well said. Alan Wake 1 was supposed to be open-world before they scaled it back and if you go into a free camera mode, you can see how everything is actually connected. I mention something similar in my "The Chant" review because I had that same feeling you are describing when I was playing that. The world just feels better if everything is connected in that way. It is a bummer that this game isn't designed like that, but I don't think it hinders it in any way. Maybe one day, one of their games will be more open like that. I also like the sky turning black and fighting off objects. Definitely helped the environmental storytelling and the chaos and threat you were up against. Added variety and it's an easy way to add some puzzles and invasive situations in your path. Again...not a thing I missed completely, but would've been fully welcomed. I guess moving to survival horror just didn't really call for these things design wise since it's more slow paced and focused on thrills in a different way. The story is also more intimate and personal as well so making only living enemies may have been a choice for that reason.

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I can definitely see this game doing that. I can see it being very calming and zen-like.

To each their own. Unfortunately, I had a lot of silly glitches that kind of worsened my experience with the game and it didn't really seem anything over average for me with mundane puzzles and a lot of similar environments and atmosphere. Did you see there's going to be a second one? I'm looking forward to seeing what all is new in that one.

Yes I know there’s a second one on it’s way but it might me a long way until it comes out

@@naysgameopinionsthey making a second one? Nooo waaaay!

@@Fariha_m yeah! It just got announced a little while ago.

@@naysgameopinions dammm cannot wait! got something to look forward to now :)

So weird!

Yeah. You can pay for tokens/coins to buy boxes with charcter/crew member shards in them. The shards are random, though, so you may not pull the characters you want. The value in that is so small though it may as well not even be in the game. That's why I question it. When I race with others that are at a higher level than me, I tend to win, and the shards only level you up a little bit that you can't even see a difference any way.

I felt the same way. I also find it odd that it’s a game aimed at children, and yet Mickey Mouse drinks energy drinks for energy. Not something I would encourage young children to do 🤔