My Reviews

Some of the concepts were very cool, and as a GTA-knock off it played quite nicely... but the story was not great, and after the first few hours the shine of the gameplay wore off for me.

If you did not enjoy S/V, this DLC is not going to change your mind. That said, I really like what they did with the challenges and the (small) story portion of Indigo Disk. Some of the battles were genuinely puzzles to figure out, which was fun!

There was some potential there but I found myself just wanting to be done with it.

Visually and technically this was a masterpiece, but it did not really feel like a game. It felt like pressing W/joystick forward for 5 hours broken up occasionally by a combat sequence. The combat was fine, the story was decent, and the puzzles were good, but there wasn't enough of

The story was compelling, and it was cool to see the variety of ways in which the mechanics were used... but the mechanics were still pretty simple throughout most of the game, and it felt a little bit too short or rushed at the end.

Not a lot of meat on these bones... both in the story department and the gameplay department.

Dialogue is funny enough, and the gameplay is very simple but can be good while multitasking or for younger kids.

I have enjoyed the MSQ of FF14 for many expansions, but I really did not enjoy the MSQ of Dawntrail at all. The new classes are cool and its more FF14, but I wasn't in love with anything that Dawntrail did.

Not much story to speak of, and the gameplay is not inspiring.

Controls felt clunky, and the story and puzzles were not very inspiring.