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Good game for sickos

I regret paying for the edition with the lego pack. It truly adds nothing to the game - the default characters are pretty enough (imo) that using the Lego skins feels cheap. I guess get it if you really really really really really really really want it!

They put Age of Empires in Age of Empires II. That's pretty much it. I like it. Most people will not, because it is Age of Empires and not Age of Empires II. I think it's fine, and it saves having both games installed. Bonus : extra civ!

the biggest issue on display is the price : SEGA, you are out of your mind releasing this game at that price right when Mario Wonder dropped.

other than that, people complain about the game as if it's the second coming of the devil (from the bible) but it's a fine game. the act gimmicks are good, the characters playing differently is appreciated, the music is enjoyable, and i appreciate that despite shoving more "avatar" ideas in a sonic game it's relegated to something i can entirely ignore. i also like the emerald powers.

i also don't care much for the final boss being what it is because lol i have never liked a final boss in a classic sonic game they are all slogs and unfun to beat. Definitely a slog of a boss and a bummer way to end the game.

at full price? no. the value comparison (Mania) is immediate and obvious but on sale? i think it's a more than fine game.

Very whelming. Would only recommend on sale. Feels clunky to play.

i like what's on offer, but trying to use a controller and having the game eat my inputs kind of sucks

also know it's not an issue with a specific controller because it happens with -everything-

cool ideas on display, especially on sale, but damn actually getting to play the game is a pain

i love my stupid little turrets my stupid little sons never take them away from me look at them go im so proud of them

yeah the devs went on to work on streets of rage 4 and it makes sense, this game is sick

Half a good idea that struggles to get to the finish line. The problem is that what the game starts to throw at you vastly overwhelms the quality (and quantity) of upgrades available to you.

On top of that, finishing a "run" merely adds more powerups to the level up pool (and you level up very few times in a mission) with pure garbage upgrades.

Fantastic game.