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Some of you may remember my other topics similar to this one, but as always I will list the general guidelines about my reviews before posting them.

This reviews were wrote very fast, contain little to no proof reading, and are overall just my quick thoughts and if I think the game is worth playing. If you want me to go into more detail about any single game I would be more than happy to do so.

Please don't post till I'm finished and I hope you enjoy:

Gravity Rush Remastered (First time playing on PS4)- When I played it on vita, I liked it but I wasnt blown away. The port job to PS4 was amazingly well done, and I liked it so much I got the Plat. The world and gameplay feel so much better on a TV, and performance was rock solid.

Root Letter(PS4)- Meh, I didnt get the best ending yet but the terrible translation killed it kinda.

Among the Sleep(PS4)- A creative idea I feel fell short a little. Its a decent game, but I didnt love it.

Kingdom Hearts 0.2 Birth by Sleep: A Fragmentary Passage(PS4)- Kingdom hearts just needs to end, but I guess it was cool to get a taste of KH3 gameplay. The ending was cool. I dont want to rate it but the movie attached to 2.8 was meh.

NIeR 1(PS3)- I really liked, the story was interesting and while the soundtrack was great it could have benefited from a few more songs. Gameplay feel generic, but the different perspectives kept it fresh and unique. Ive played Automata but I havent beaten it yet.

Gravity Rush 2- I cant tell if I like it more then the first, but technically its clearly more impressive. Regardless of which one I like more, it was still a fantastic game that I highly recommend. Play these two games.

Gravity Rush 2 Another Story: The Ark of Time Ravens Choice- Performance was awful, the final boss was a slide show. Minus that I enjoyed getting to play as Raven for real and her as a kid was AWWWWWWWWW.

FINAL FANTASY XV: EPISODE GLADIOLUS(PS4)- Was short but I enjoyed the gameplay differences to Noctis.
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