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(Spoiler free. Please go watch this movie) Frankly, I am completely finished with Marvel movies, and now for all the right reasons. Guardians of the galaxy 1 basically made the formula all marvel movies have been using since, except for Guardians 2, which Thor Ragnarok immediately copied as well, followed by all the other movies. This is Marvel's perfect last hurrah for me. I don't need to watch more. Every character gets their perfect ending, and in a way where we can infer what they'll be doing from here without needing to see it..I will warn you, though; When this movie gets depressing, it gets viscerally so. I don't cry during movies, but I was trying to here because I felt Rocket's backstory deserved it. An absolutely 10/10, and I am now completely finished with Marvel movies

Be mindful. This is a difficult game. You probably won't win on your first few tries. Aside from that, this is one of the most fun games I've ever played. A great DnD aesthetic, and hours worth of replayability, with multiple classes, weapons and even different campaigns. Pretty sad that I don't think this game will get the love it's due

I have beaten the game, and am well on my way to the platinum, and I have to say. This should have been a DLC for the first game. Starting off with the story, what was Mr Negative's backstory? A friend of our protagonist's civillian persona who was affected by the death of family by an explosion caused by a rich mega company who is essentially in charge of Manhattan at the time. That friend then becomes a villain with glowy themed abilities and a fancy sword, hell bent on bringing that company down. That is beat for beat the same character as this game's 'tinkerer'. our other main villain is the Rhino... enough said. The villains here are not enough to carry the rest of this short and lackluster story. Aside from that, there is not enough content for me to believe this is worth the price of a full game. The game is fun, don't get me wrong, but there is less content here than there was in the 3 DLC's you got for the first game, and those felt pretty lackluster. There isn't even half as many costumes. The story is easily a third as large as the original, and all the side quests are just going to a location and getting a suit. No more getting kidnapped by taskmaster or hunting down Tombstone. The only optional boss fight is a copy paste of vulture from the first game, and it isn't even the real vulture. I would have loved for Insomniac to have made new boss fights for classic Spidey villains like Kraven or Green Goblin done in the same way, with OG Spidey doing impersonations of them. It would have been great. There are also less enemy variety, less gadgets, less upgrades, less suit mods. There is no where near enough content for this game to be worth the full price tag

I don't doubt for a second that I will continue playing this nostalgic masterpiece long after Halloween is done. The combat is fun and fluid, the level design and puzzles are consistent and creative and the dialogue is legitimately funny. My fingers are firmly crossed that there is a DLC to play

It's concerning when the only complaint you have about the game is that it doesn't change on later playthroughs. This was my first dark souls-esque game, and I couldn't be happier to have started here. The idea of a game completely circumventing the idea of blocking in favour of parrying and dodging is unappreciated genius. The game feels quick, fluid and visceral. Even weak enemies can kill you with one combo, so the game demands mastery. Central Yharnam is undebatably the greatest tutorial I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing, and the bosses. Mmm, the bosses. Gascoigne, Vicar Amelia, Amygdala, Martyr Logarius, Gherman and the moon presence just to name a few. This game blatantly perfects boss making. Every one of them feels unique and horrifying in their own way, from the almost duel with father Gascoigne to the near titan sized battle with amygdala, this game never ceases to amaze. And the weapons are spectacular, feeling distinguished and unique, all with their own special movesets and transformations. If you haven't had the please, no, the experience to play this masterpiece, I couldn't recommend it more. Please, more people need to enjoy this