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I loaded this up with zero expectations. Not even 5 minutes into the game and I already knew I was going to love this. It's a pure Japanese game everything from the look, feel, characters, design it all just oozes that Japan vibe and it is as close to pure fire as any other post 2020 game that I've played. If you enjoy Japanese games, culture, and content then do yourself a favor and play this.

"MOOOOOOM, can we get a new Goemon game!?" "NO! we have Goemon at HOME!!" Goemon at home:

A very good 3d platformer. I heard of this from my friend and got it on switch, but felt it was good enough for me to also want on PC since it runs better. The game is great on steam deck, I was pleasantly suprised to see the game support 16:10.

I absolutely loved this game. I didn't want to review it until I completed all of the stages, partially because I was worried it'd ultimately peter out in some way. But, to me, it kept it up until the end. I'd probably say it makes me think most of a combination of Astro Bot and Goemon. It has such a great style to it and really the entire presentation is just fantastic. It's certainly a platformer, but the focus is often l less on crazy acrobatics than it is on general exploration. I also really liked the way it uses drum sticks as your main source of combat, with a really fun control style that lets you control each arm separately for combos. You eventually unlock more attacks and transformations which I enjoyed. It also has a pretty notable amount of content. It goes on longer than it might seem at first and there's quite a lot to collect. The stages are fun and varied. Everything is Japanese-inspired, so you travel to villages and onsens and mountains and everything in-between. Quite a few are open in a sense that I think some people won't like, but personally I found that setup enjoyable. Additionally, there are several stages that are racing or flying themed, which are actually fun and handled well (in so many platformers these are throwaways). The boss battles are also engaging and I particularly enjoyed the giant robot battles you wind up getting into. The game is never hard, but you could leverage that complaint at a lot of similar games. I don't think it's a problem here. Like a lot of games in the "mascot platforming" genre that I think this fits into, you can focus plenty of time on collecting everything and trying to get the achievements. If you instead want to just barrel through the levels, I suppose you could do that too, but personally I think you're just setting yourself up for disappointment. This dev worked on Epic Yarn and Wooly World on the 3DS and I think that shows -- you could say a lot of the same "negatives" about those games, but I see them as positives. I could tell I would enjoy this game, but I had no idea I'd keep coming back to it like I did. The fact that Good Feel has worked on so many Nintendo games is not at all surprising. Personally this hit a lot of right notes for me. I can't wait to see what they put out next.

出来はいいのにさして面白くないという奇跡のゲーム。 全体的に丁寧な作りで、プレイ自体も安定して行えます。 また、アクションとして気持ちの良い部分も多く、難易度が無駄に高くないところも好印象。 でも特別おもしろくはない、というのが中盤まで遊んだ感想です。 それこそ、steam全体の中盤までのクリア実績解放率が20%程度なので、 自分だけの特別な感想ではないとも思います(積みゲーベンチウォーマーなのかもですが)。 なんだろう、水増しが強いんですかね？ ・ステージ数は多いのですが、多いだけ。 ・だだっ広いステージに雑魚敵が満載なのですが爽快感はあまりない。 ・低難易度のわりに変に固い敵、精密な射撃を行ってくる敵も多数で微妙にストレスがたまる。 ・収集要素もありますが、集まったところで「だからなに？」と満足感も薄い。 ・キャラデザもあまりよくないような。レトロかわいい系なんでしょうけど、特に可愛くはない。 「特別足りないところはないけど、特に優れたところもない」というのが総評になるような。

As a long time Mystical Ninja fan, this game warms my heart. I'm enjoying every bit of it. And it's a challenge!

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Steam更高清，Switch有体感，难分伯仲。