Scott Pilgrim EX

I want to start with I think the game itself is definitely good but the price doesn't match it. This game is a $9 game because of how short the game is. there's only 12 quest to follow in it which if ya play straight through it, it takes about an hour to an hour and a half. so the $24 price point just isn't worth it. You can replay the game with a different character but there's no point in doing that. Remona isn't even a bit character in the game. She's pretty much your character switch and just make an apperance as a background prop during the ending. They also try to throw a scene that mecha scott was really someone else... like you'd be like oh snap! I wouldn't have seen them as the character.... yeah they aren't part of the scott pilgrim universe at this point... so yeah...

This game is so Mid; I expected this to be so much better for the price they want you could get other games that have more value for your time. 5/10 Music is great Gameplay is good

Good, fast, multiplayer fun from the folks behind Shredder's Revenge, and Cosmic Invasion.

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Just having a lotta fun playing it. Every character feels different and the enemy variety and boss fights are all entertaining. Great work all around! I hope we get more Scott Pilgrim games, they work so well as beat'em ups!

*review comes from a person who completed the game in Co Op with friends* Scott Pilgrim EX is a "loose" sequel to Scott Pilgrim Takes Off from Netflix. What EX offers as a sequel as well to the Movie Tie In Game from 2010 is a wide expansion of the original game's DNA and amps it up a whole nine yards. Unlike it being level to level, It features an open world that's draws inspiration from the South Park games. While the open world is full of references to both the anime, movie, and the source material itself that many fans (myself included) will appreciate, the design of the map forces you to backtrack to several different past areas of the game that often at times felt like padding to prolong the games length. The music I feel wasn't as memorable as Anamanaguchi's prior work, there wasn't a track that stuck with me for the entire 5+ hour playthrough. What saves the game is the combat and how refined everything feels with the new assist and equipment feature which allows you to experiment a build for your fighter and tweaking it your liking and the story was great, I really wish it got voice acting if its gonna be constantly 50+ chat bubbles every 30 mins. me and my boys …