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If you move past some of the cringe-worthy dialogue and Japanese "anime-like" tropes this game is near perfect. I would highly recommend this game to anyone who is on the fence about buying FFXV.

I hate turn based RPGs and did not think I would like FFXV, however this game was something else. I loved the story and fighting which are both polished to near perfection. The landscape is gorgeous and comprised of 3 different "areas" each one has a different feeling to it and the Main Island consists of multiple areas such as a beach, desert, and forest to name a few.

There is so much to do in this game that you lose track of the main story and often lose track of time. With 4 characters you would think its hard to keep up with all characters and side quests each one has, but FFXV balanced out keeping your attention and focusing on core character development with each of the 4 main characters.

Some things I personally did not like/bother with: Character customization, which changes the main character for the duration of the game (which may be nice for a second play through, but maybe not for the first). There was not a need for another weapon since I pretty much used the Ragnarok sword for the entire game. Chocobos seemed almost useless for travel since you can either walk most distances or take the Regalia which is what I ended up always using.

I could go on for many more paragraphs and write an entire IGN review, but to summarize, take your time and take lots of screenshots, because the camera in-game only holds 200 pictures and it fills up fast.

If you liked the Hotline Miami Games you will certainly like RUINER. A fast paced, action packed game with a plot line that actually is very interesting for how short it is. I could not stand the controls in the first hour and almost refunded it, however, after a while you can chain kills and combo them up in different ways like a pro.

This game was fun and had a story which are two things that don't come by often in games now a days, so definitely pick this up when you can I highly recommend it.

Yeah its fun.

Very aesthetically pleasing. I would highly recommend this game to anyone looking to kill time and get some good looking achievements.

There are numerous bugs. You can crash and get stuck on the side of the road, you can fly off the road after a jump, drifting is sometimes weird and doesn't feel natural sometimes which causes you to lose control. The biggest bug I encountered was actually for the achievements. Half of the achievements are just lettering which I am fine with and they actually look very interesting, however you have to leave the game running for 3 hours straight, and once I did it never gave me the achievements. I replayed the game a day later and after 30 minutes they started popping up. Hopefully this gets fixed, but until then watch out for that.

A very pleasing game and I cant wait to see what the devs do with Outdrive 2.

Beautiful game, easy to 100%. Story is wonderful and soundtrack is pleasing to hear. The art style is amazing and is unlike most games released today.

You can shoot a man in the balls thats pretty cool.

One of the most fast paced and action packed game I have played recently that has kept my attention to the very end of the game. Furi is a different kind of Boss Rush that incorporates different elements of other genres. FURI has so much replay value I finished it once, but I can see myself going back soon to beat Furier difficulty and possibly getting the rest of the achievements.
There are multiple endings and the devs really put effort into not only the story of the game but also the combat design. Slicing and parrying enemies is fluid and once you learn the pattern of the different Jailers you learn quick.

Pick this game up when you can because this is not a title you want to miss.

This game is a testiment to how an RPG Game should be made.

Everything about it from the soundtrack, to the plotline to the sidequests are all crafted uniquely and it never felt like I was repeating a mission. The main story line is long enough to keep you interested and the combat feels like it has weight to it, where you are not just hitting the enemy, but you have to watch your stamina, keep track of oils to put on your sword and dodge oncoming attacks. It is more than just hit the guy until he dies. The final Boss is a bit dissapointing but I really liked the ending of the game.

I consider the Expansions/DLC to be essential to the game. I put over 60 hours into both of the DLC's after the main story. The Heart of Stone DLC has a great story, but no final boss battle to speak of, I thought it was good, however pretty mediocre.

The Blood and Wine DLC however is my favorite expansion to a game I have ever played. The visuals are very saturated and have so much detail to them. The colors pop out of the landscape and the mountains and scenery are extremely vibrant. The story of this game was my favorite as well and the Final Boss battle was the best when compared to the Main Game or HoS DLC.

Pick up this game and dont forget to buy both DLC's you will not regret it.

Very heavy japanese influences. Storyline is a bit confusing but after replaying it was more clear what was trying to be conveyed. Interesting stealth game with bits of action and cover-based mechanics. Really enjoyed Aragami but it verges on weeabo material with the anime-like voice acting and "well-endowed" females.

Putt Putt has to pay to take a shower.

Putt Putt kidnaps a dog for the parade.

Putt Putt Drives in the Parade.

I spent most of my time talking to the Riddle Animals.

"What do you call an asteroid about to hit earth?"
A DISASTER-OID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!