The sound design and soundtrack are fantastic, the game play is varied enough (if you can avoid making one of the fairly OP unit builds), and the lore/world building is top-notch. If you're unsure, check out the Mandalore Gaming on review of it on YouTube. It's not perfect, but for the price it's really solid.
This 1-star has nothing to do w/ the GOG client; it's just the game. I really enjoyed playing Double Dragon back when I was a kid, but this brings all of the bad issues back along with it. Along with the input lag that this game always suffered from, this port just doesn't give a shit. - It skimps on title screens (there is only a still image on a main menu for the game select, and that's it). - The resolution options don't work for 21:9; the menus will be at the correct resolution, but when you start the game you get it all stretched out. Overall it just feels slapped together.
This is oine of the core PC RPGs. Some elements may not have aged as well as they could have, but it's still totally worth playing.
This is a fun top-down shooter, and is much better adapted to the PC than many other games in the genre. It's worth picking up on sale.
I don't love it, but I really, really like it. It's gorgeous, and the soundtrack is even (generally) more enjoyable than Bastion's. It does get a bit mechanically dense, and it can be finished in about 5 hours if you aren't taking your time, but there is a New Game+ mode ("Recusrion"). I got it on sale, and I don't regret it one bit.
While the first 2 games had a certain level of jank to them that their charm had to overcome, this game manages to not only improve on its formula, but put so many other open-world RPGs to shame. It's no coincidence that so many people think this is new Gold Standard for AAA titles across the board.
If you love the SNES esthetic, and games like Animal Crossing, this is totally for you. Combat isn't amazing, and sometimes it can be a little bit of a grind, but this is one of my favourite games to come out last year.
