J Halliwell

If I could refund this game and erase it from my memory I would. Despite being addicted to playing it. It's riddled with glitches. The gameplay is unbalanced, clunky and you seem to be able to join and leave matches when and if. Even though Illfonics last big game, Friday the 13th, got a lot better after a horrid release I should have known better than to buy another one of their games without properly researching it.

Absolutey fantastic game. Exceeded my expectations, Which were incredibly low after the first Uncharted game. Amazing story with the introduction of perhaps my favourite Uncharted character, Chloe. There was a lot of level diversity and a good mix up between exploring and shooting. My only criticism would be that the wintery-ish levels seemed to drag on forever, With overly repetitive gun fights that went from fun to extremely annoying where dying would cause you start all over again. It became frustrating to say the least especially while being paired with Chloe and Elena who did little to no help whatsoever, the only thing they did correctly was get in my way. Which didn't help when Nathan Drake constantly took cover on the side facing gunfire, logically.

So I decided to backtrack after playing 4 and Lost Legacy, Which I played with no breaks. This game however, I could only play for maybe 20 minutes at a time. If the constant underwhelming gun battles that happened around every turn wasn't enough to frustrate me, The camera changes and poor jumping mechanics are. I haven't finished it yet. But I think it will require a few painkillers and a lot of patience.

I was skeptical about this film because of it being a 3D animation as opposed to the classic Ghibli style. But I actually really enjoyed it. I've watched most Ghibli films, I would hardly call myself a fan as I've always felt their movies finish too quickly. My favourite parts of Ghibli movies is the attention to detail which you miss out on with this style of 3D animation. I enjoyed it anyways. Anyone who says it was terrible hasn't seen Ocean Waves.

It was extremely fun. With a horror style that you don't find in much games. However. The story was a little too confusing, When you thought you had it, you didn't. I finished the game feeling lost. I paid £24.99 to get the game from the PS store. For poor graphics, Short game with a confusing plot it wasn't worth it

Amazing game and one of my favourites in the franchise. Let's be honest, The only reason people are hating is because they can't handle a game with two female leads. 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️

It was ok. For a game fans have been wanting since the 3rd Streets of Rage 25 or so years ago, I feel there wasn't much to it. In my opinion, The game didn't pay much homage to the older games and that can be good or bad. If I think back to the last games, There were a lot of levels or soundtracks that stood out. With Streets of Rage 4 all the levels seem to blend into one, a few stand out but they all share the same dull gritty nature. The music is bland and generic, With a few paying tribute to soundtrack from the original games. The end of the game just cuts off seemingly with no real ending. As for the gameplay it seems to have gone back to Streets of Rage 2. No running or side rolling. However with the new enemies that can throw items or track. Watching your character try to slowly move out the way can feel like a pain. However, Not all bad. It was definitely fun to play and offers good replay value. There are some fun new characters and enemy designs. And some new modes thrown into the mix aswell