ageofanerd

I, like many people, had a bad experience with Cyberpunk 2077 during it's initial launch, but after these last three years, it's become one of my top favorite games, and Phantom Liberty takes everything I liked, and maxes it out. I can't explain how much I loved it, so try it for yourself if you're interested, there's so much fun to be had. Idris Elba is absolutely fantastic, possibly one of my favorite video game characters that I've ever had the pleasure of experiencing. He's so multidimensional, and it truly adds to the realistic feelings and relationship V has with him. Phantom Liberty has so much side content as well, but I never felt overwhelmed by it, because it was always so much fun.

Deadpool did it amazingly. Saints Row does it well. Being meta is a talent. A superpower only being able to be used by the best of actors and media. Velma (2023) tries... and fails so miserably! It's not funny when every five seconds there's some reference to a movie or movie tropes, but the characters continue to be the most idiotic when it comes to the mysteries. I honestly forgot what the first episode was about halfway through because the show was too busy shoveling jokes about "in a TV show, the pilot..." etc. I truly believe that this voice cast could do so much better if they legitimately just focused on making it a Scooby-Doo show.

I found this included in my game catalogue on PlayStation, so I decided to give it a try. Definitely disappointing, considering it had so much potential, but it was in no way a bad game by itself. It's a basic shoot 'em up multiplayer, with light Jumanji elements. The entire premise consists of running around, shooting and punching enemies to get the four 'Jumanji pieces' to exit the level. There are a couple trap rooms throughout where you have to dodge axes and ground spikes that can be honestly challenging at points early in the game. All in all, I'd say try it for yourself before you write it off as a bad game.