@megagene: thanks your comment IS SO AWESOME! :) <3

@Tag_prawn: I still can't say it properly

@henrycharles: It's procedurally generated, you will never come across these animals, you will find your own. Sounds like someone just wanted to be angry today!

@pa_amb_tomaquet: I would like to see this pineapple

@furzie123: I think I'll play through solo campaigns, but if it's co-op he's gonna jump in too!

@Defkid210: haha, yeah he's a real piece of work :)

@turtlesintime: he hungry! Most carbon based lifeformed (us) eat carbon based stuff. It's not that nuts! Just a little :)

@Utnayan: We don't put a value section in reviews because value is so different to people. Whats $20 to me could be very different to another person with lots of spare cash for games, or someone who only buys 2-3 games a year. We stick to what a game makes that reviewer feel and reflect on, because reviews are at their core, subjective experiences. While I do agree Journey was so special because of multiplayer, I enjoyed Journey for more than that, I liked how I felt sliding on sand dunes and learning about the world I was in. I think its fair to compare this to Journey, especially because the art director of Journey founded the studio that made this game! Anyhoo, you can definitely wish for parts to be more expanded on (like the gameplay) but I wouldn't say the review is bad at all, just what Scott wanted to share about the game that stuck with him. I hope all that makes sense :)

@yeah_28: haha, I hope even the ones people don't like will be fun to watch :)

@baronlegi: Pokemon Snap isn't an RPG, but it still a great Pokemon game! It's not really about the genre, but if the mechanics of the game support the concept.