Recent reviews by MoolyChaos

Oh my god this game is so good!!! The art is amazing, the writing is top tier, you get the point. They did not need to go this hard for April Fools and yet they did. Huge props to Sega for doing what Nintendo would never even dare to try.

It's all fun and games until you get stuck on a level for two years. Finally beat it though so it's all good.

Edit: I've since perfected this game as of Feb 1st, 2024. Still holds up pretty well, though I will admit some references (Between Us 2, Kayn West, etc.) didn't exactly age well, but it's still a rather funny time capsule of sorts. Overall, still one of my favorite games.

Original review from 2020:

If you've ever played the originals (or didn't if you weren't around for them), this game will serve you well. The price is alright, however I got mine after winning a giveaway in a Discord server so that didn't really matter, at least in my case.

The games in the collection have a nice plot and are packed to the brim with references to games like Mario, Pokemon, Banjo Kazooie, and even Among Us . There are even references to memes such as "X to Doubt" and "Clementine will remember that".

Overall, this is exactly what the hype was about. Takes about 1-2, maybe 3 to speed through all of the games, but it'll take even more if you plan to complete this game to the max. 11/10, would absolutely recommend to anyone willing to listen.

Better than the first.

Although I bought this the literal DAY I discovered this game, this is actually pretty cool. I've been a fan of rhythm games for a while and always liked when I got to play one so yeah.
Also no, this isn't related to Just Shapes and Beats, but if you liked that, you might as well buy this.

The pink, it's bad!

Pretty cool for a early access game. Only bothered to play it once, though.

Loved it so much I (almost) 100% completed it.

Squigly can eat my human butt.

Honestly, I'm not very good at combat games. But the "No-Sweat Mode" got my back as I could die when I wanted. This game is a prominent part of my library and I absoluetly adore it.