Beautiful game! The art and music are spectacular. Only the story leaves a bit to be desired, but there's definitely room to improve on the sequel, which I'm looking forward to.

I don't play many JRPG but this one is indeed fantastic. I loved pretty much all the characters and was sad that I couldn't have them all on my party!

I felt like most of the first part was very slow and longer than the second part. I ended up caring about Kat and Nora, but couldn't really give a crap about Swann and Autumn – not sure if it was just me or not that felt that way. I feel like that there were a lot of things unanswered at the end of the game. What I most enjoyed was actually the time setting and the Summer teenage "vibes" and time spent there.

It was good to get back to the Telltale gameplay after some time. I've never read the books but I did watch and enjoy the TV show, so this was a good addition to that universe. Initially the voice acting felt a bit strange and off-beat, but I got 'used' to it after the first episode. I definitely enjoyed the time I spent space-walking more than some other missions – for example, episode 4 I could not enjoy at all. But the DLC was a nice addition and, although a change of pace to the main episodes, still felt fun to play through.

I preferred the overall theme and stained glasses/puzzles on the first game, but this one was still enjoyable to play through. However, the whole map navigation was very bothersome, though, because the puzzle "preview" and description took a bunch of space of the screen and it was hard to navigate through the map and choose the next puzzle.

Great to return to Kamurocho and also visit Okinawa. It was a bit rough to play through the beginning of the game and also the end, when I was already tired of the never-ending substories and decided to rush through the final chapters, but in the end I ended up still enjoying Yakuza 3.

I enjoyed this way more than I expected, even though I felt like time was always running out and on a rush to 'finish' the game and, at the same time, that I did not have enough time/energy to do everything I wanted, but that was probably my fault and not the games' own design? Not sure about that, this was my first TTRPG or similar experience.

A simple and solid demo for the whole game. I had a free week night and decided to play this through before I start playing the main game.

I enjoyed this way more than Black Flag. I still hate and suck at the naval combat, but this one felt way more manageable to play through. I've enjoyed visiting Lisbon and seeing what they've done with the place (since I'm portuguese), but the whole game was fun and playing in the role of a Templar as well was a good change of air. Now onto Unity in 2026!

A fun sequel to play through, as fun as the first one was. It's been ages since I played it and I didn't even remember I had already bought this one. RIP Filipe Pina, thank you for everything you did.

Surprisingly fun little puzzle game with a bunch of levels to play through.

On the other hand, this was a letdown. The level design and atmosphere is nice, but I feel like it goes nowhere. The story is mediocre, the QTEs are awful.

I've only did one playthrough - reached one ending - and that was it. I would've hoped this was more interesting or fun to play through, even if there isn't much gameplay at all, but that wasn't enough to make me even want to play a second time. It ended as quickly as it started, and I probably won't remember much about it when this is published.

Entertaining but gets boring fast if playing through for the achievements or on easier difficulties, liked I did. After a few levels, there's not enough content or variety to make it wortwhile unless playing with those goals mentioned previously. It was useful to catch up on some podcasts though! And light enough to actually play after the days I've been having at work.