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RISK OF RAIN REALLY DID RETURN

Absolutely incredible sequel to the original Remnant: From the Ashes, which was one of my favourite games of all time.
Remnant 2 improves on pretty much everything, the feel and sound of all the weapons is better, the new archetype system makes the game much more fun and allows for a lot of build variety, and the boss battles and world design are absolutely incredible as well.
The new weapons are awesome, I would say a direct upgrade to what was in the first game. The new variety in feel of melee weapons is really nice for that playstyle, and the guns are incredibly unique. They even brought back a solid amount of guns from the first game, but gave them a facelift fit for a sequel.
I see a lot of people complaining about the trait point cap as well as lack of skills on armour, but I don't really understand it. The new archetype system having built in perks, active skills, and traits, as well as there being 4 total ring slots now, gives you a lot of customization to begin with, if this game still had set bonuses tied to armour it would start to feel excessive, so I think they've found a perfect balance. The trait cap being at 60 is definitely noticeable, but I don't mind it. Again, with being able to have two archetypes active at once, you're already getting a ton of customization. If they increased the trait cap I wouldn't mind, but I don't feel it's something that needs to be changed.

All in all an absolutely phenomenal sequel to the original. 12/10 game, and I can't wait to see what they have in store with the DLC and future updates.

I can make a flamethrower with a rocket launcher mounted underneath it.
Also, this is an incredibly good co-op experience. Definitely one of the best I've had.

Nimbus Sweep.

Another banger from Inti Creates, this game is amazing through and through.
For starters, the character art, sprites, and animations are all incredibly well done. The character design and voice acting is great too, and my friend and I had fun noticing some of the similarities between Shinobu's lines and Copen's lines in the Gunvolt games.
Sound design is also phenomenal, but you'd come to expect that from Inti's other games. Hitting/killing enemies feels great because of it, and the music is top notch. All of the levels have a track that fits them perfectly, and it gives the game a lot of personality.
Despite how good everything else is, the gameplay is definitely the highlight of the game though. The way both the co-op and single player are handled makes switching between the characters or teaming up to overcome different challenges a lot of fun, and the various abilities you unlock throughout the game feel great to use and allow for some fun alternate solutions to accessing certain areas you'd encounter throughout the game.
The level design is really good, it's not hard to notice some extremely clever design choices here and there in all of them.
Lastly the bossfights are great as well. They do exactly what they're supposed to by often getting you to make use of abilities you unlocked earlier in the story, and they're not too easy but also not too frustrating to do.

I really hope they decide to make this a series, and that it doesn't end up being a one-off game. It does a great job of telling the story of the GalGun characters (and their connections to the Gunvolt universe) from a different perspective, and without having to play those games. They're not for everyone, obviously.
All and all a 10/10. Definitely one of the best games Inti has put out.

Devil May Spy.

It's pretty good, but idk if I'd spend 1,000 hours on it.

Man, this game is truly the definition of a masterpiece.
The art style is incredible, it's a very stylized mix of 3D modelling and 2D sprites, in an overall 2.5D world. The gameplay feels extremely smooth, definitely one of if not the best among these side-scroller types.

The story and characters are definitely my favourite part, though. The story had me hooked right from the beginning, everything from some of the sidequests to the main story. The characters are so good that they feel alive, and their designs in this stylized world are all amazing.

Lastly, the VOICE ACTING. Wow, the voice acting is really something else. I've tried out all 3 of the different voiceovers and they're all really well done. Especially the English and JP voices for Ayane and Ann, both languages' VAs have very good chemistry and fit the characters perfectly. I personally have stuck with JP, though.

I only have two real nitpicks about the game, but they didn't damage my experience in any way.
One, there are quite a few typos in the dialogue, but they're never bad enough to make it hard to read. Clearly just a translation error.
Two, sometimes when playing with JP voices the generic enemies will say lines in English. Once again, not really a problem, just kind of weird and definitely a bug.

You don't need to play long in order to tell that the devs poured their heart and soul into this game. It truly feels alive, and I almost wish the experience would never end. One of the best games I've ever played.

Normal summon Albaz.

Since the Afterlife update, this game has become an incredible masterpiece. The story, voice acting, soundtrack, and scenery are all top notch, and the gameplay has been revamped to feel true to its Metroidvania SoulsLike genre.
Not to mention that this update was entirely free, having been worked on for years by the devs. This is true love and dedication to a game.