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SuperEpic is one of those rare games where the name of it is also the best description of the game! It’s a Metroidvania with a lot of games and clever ideas. You ride around on your animal and take on the many enemies whilst enjoying the rich world around you. I was content and happy with how the game opened up, how they handled upgrades and progress then they go and throw in a slew of mini-games and modes including a highly addictive yet plain Jane tapper game! For a while I thought they were just trying to shoehorn in so many ideas and modes that it would lose its identity but yet it really doesn’t and instead shows a masterclass in how to do it from now on. Scanning QR codes and working out passcodes but yet still enjoying the adventure aspect as I go, I could and have not had enough. I am not a fan of boss fights in every area and the fast travel is still a bit archaic in its implementation but I just love the game and to have it on the Switch means it will get all the many hours it needs!

For years pc players have wanted to join in on the Mario Maker hype, every game claiming to scratch the itch has fallen to the wayside and failed to live up to the hype. Enter a new challenger in Million To One Hero. It’s an 8-bit graphics game that takes everything that made Mario Maker and given it a different spin, Sure it doesn’t quite have the finesse and gloss of a Mario game but it has heart and soul in every part of it. The level creator looks just like Mario and its really easy to learn, create and share. It’s more Mario Maker one than Mario Maker 2 as it does rely heavily on the community keeping the level creation up, so far it’s positive with many clever levels and adventures on the servers. I love how it has so much choice, you can make a puzzle platformer or a straight-up splatformer and it takes no time at all. The one unique thing it has and in my eyes makes it better than Mario Maker is just how much you can put into a level slash adventure, It goes proper RPG Maker levels of creation with you being able to have NPC, Maps, World maps, and quests. I mean it goes Booting the game daily to see what new creations people have come up with was a joy within itself, it’s a game that just keeps on giving.

For me, The game just feels flat and confusing. Yes, the combat goes for a Bayonetta feel but it really doesn't execute it, Its kind of slow and clunky and never quite gets going. The levels are nice to look at but don't really have any atmosphere and couple that with the constant need for loading in, The whole game just drags itself along. In fact, the game could be good but it just has so many nuisances that I couldn't get into it at all. Boss fight after boss fight fatigues that all for me, The music killed what little joy I did get in the clunky combat. In short, It's a game you would play if on sale or if you want to get the easy trophies. Otherwise, it just falls short of check it out.

I mean I like bad games I like them a lot, I like to find bad games and try to force some love on them. Here this cannot be done, The game is not even a game at this point. I just cannot fathom how something like this comes out. I hate to bash people as making games isn't easy but here we have zero effort really. You cant even say it has easy achievements so its good for that! Its just bad from start to rage quit. I took some video and even then I couldn't manage more than five minutes. Don't waste your time, In fact, just reading this review has wasted enough of your time.

Tachyon Project is a solid and fun twin stick shooter. The AI is varied yet challenging. The story mode is short depending on your skills but the upgrades and unlocks really change the game. The game will surprise you in terms of just how fast and fun this game is. A must for twin stick shooter fans.