Varun Behl

This game was great - yeah they skipped a few letters but who cares? I can't stand the 500 reviews that go "I played this game for 15 hours straight and beat it within a day of release, it was terrible, 1 star. Day one DLC is horrible, the graphics were mid." Like what? You played 15 hours within a day or two and gave it a one star? I give one stars for games that I pick up and drop in an hour, I'm confused about where the review bombing is coming from but it's wild. If you don't like the game leave a review but don't say it's a one star after spending a full day's worth of time on it and beating the whole game and then complaining that they added DLC to it.

I think it's worth a 5 and I don't normally review but wow this review bomb

Amazing online, solo, and local play. Good DLC and so many music tracks and the patches keep adding better balance. Almost a perfect game with unlimited replayability.

It's okay, the gameplay is okay. I don't think it's worth $50 or the hype that has been afforded to it. The edge mechanics aren't great and the off-stage play is hard as well. The dev team was small and are friendly but I don't think this game should have been released this early with the $50 price tag. Everyone wishes there was voice acting, which is expensive for this type of game, so I get that but I don't see why it'd be so expensive unless they expected the price to immediately drop. Metacritic still hasn't updated with reviews and I'm assuming Nickelodean is holding off some places from leaving a review so it doesn't sell poorly at launch.