"As far as free-to-play practices go, UFL never fully tried to convince me that it was necessary to spend additional money on it in order to fully enjoy it. In fact, I didn’t expect to play it as much as I did; it’s grindy as hell, but skill-based matchmaking and the fact you need to actually learn how to play the damn game in order to succeed made it a very fair and engrossing football experience, even if it’s lacking in modes and a bit of polish. There’s a lot that needs to be improved, but as it stands, I’m quite pleased with UFL."
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Yet another rhythm game that thinks it's being clever by swapping cubes for swords. The art style is... fine. Not bad, just not memorable. It’s Beat Saber’s weird cousin who shows up uninvited,挥着 a katana and a half-baked idea of fun. Motion controls feel clunky, like your PS5 is...
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