I consider this game to be pretty good, the combat isn't too steep to understand and the art is stellar. However the platforming challenges feel a little bit over-tuned, almost as if the only Q&A testing is from the devs themselves and not from outside players. Which leads to very unfair and really mean platforming challenges. Musashi's hurt-box feel a little disjointed or unclear because animations between states of climbing, jumping, running, etc. just don't flow together too well especially in that one level when you raid Ruse's Lair at the end of the game. In a game where there is double jumps I feel there isn't a need for varied jump heights based upon how long you press the jump button. My reason for saying this is because of said disjointed hitboxes and pixel-perfect platforming challenges.

I enjoyed the game a lot, the only downside is the grueling platforming challenges and the collectables mostly not being worth the time to collect. Without doing all the side stuff, this game is actually 4 to 8 hours long.

The game is glitch-y and I sometimes run into Soft-lock glitches that require me to restart my game. Unfortunately, I ran into a hard-lock glitch. On Alpine Ridge, where a big wall is supposed to rise and fall because of a Wizard magic. I need the wizard to bring the wall down, however the game is failing to do its designed programming for the Wizard to drop the wall. I tried resetting the level and resetting the game and both times didn't work. If the first game in the trilogy is this buggy, then I'd rather not try out the other games.

Honestly, a step up from Arkham City, very close to reaching the peak that was Asylum. Combat is smooth and fun and it was perfected here. Asylum's combat was fun and didn't feel like it needed improvement, but City and Knight followed up cleaning the combat in ways I thought it didn't need. Riddler Trophies are still a little too abundant but not as bad as City. Atmosphere came back and so did the level design as the game's lighting and uses of color are perfect. This game looks like it came out on the PS5 instead of the PS4, it's just that pretty. Finally, the story is Amazing.

A solid Follow up with very few nit-picks like the lighting following the boring drab look of most games that released at the time. Riddler trophies are just absolutely abhorrent in its abundance spread out across the map. Game takes too long to beat, story is a step back but still great.

Peak Batman Game, Nothing comes close. This game was so peak that it created a sub-genre of combat mechanics that has been used in every action adventure game since. Levels and atmosphere are perfect, Characters have this Eccentric Toony realism type of art-style that exaggerates features enough to not seem uncanny. Voice acting has a consistent cast of the best fitting actors in the series. Game isn't too long, Riddler trophies are a perfect amount and spread so nicely though the game. I tend to come back to this game from time to time just because it was a flawless first attempt as a game with a great story.

This was a fun game, my only gripe is that there are too many Boss Fights. The game is supposed to be a Tower Defense tactical RPG. But the Tower Defense has like 1 boss fight after each segment which breaks the game's Pacing. If the game had like 4 to 5 bosses total I think the game would have been a considerable 10/10 for me.

This game is just a sad excuse of a Team-based, Hoard Shooter with a handful of playable content. Once you've experienced all the mission modes online that is all the content you get. There is nothing here for me, it's not fun after the 7 hours I played this game, even with friends.

Combat is unusually slow, Map movement is slow, Fights are underwhelmingly easy. Sure, there is good writing and the story is interesting, I'm a huge fan of One Piece. However, I find myself getting bored whenever there is a battle. I love Turnbased JRPG's but this one is just too boring. Kind of sucks that this series got 2 turnbased JRPGs and both of them have combat problems.

My thoughts on this compilation is a bit mixed, I do like most of it, though.

However, I didn't really like the addition of Apollo Justice or Athena Cykes to the Phoenix Wright Anything Agency. They both felt redundant characters, especially Athena. Apollo was a cool character in the first game in the trilogy, however, I think the ending wasn't handled too well in how it didn't let him tie up the loose ends. (Not spoiling it)

As for the other two games, I don't hate the 3D models for the characters, but some expressions are just plain ugly. Mainly due to the fact that it was meant to be seen on a 3DS. With semi-low poly models used in game, the vertices are stretched and contorted to look like 2D Expressions, but it was meant to be looked at on a small 3DS screen. So a lot of the facial expressions look clunky and ugly because of the fact that you can see everything with a higher pixel resolution. Same can be said for the Textures for some characters which were upscaled using AI and can look really bad at a few points.

Otherwise, the stories are mostly great. Phoenix Wright: Dual Destinies is false marketing because you play as Athena and Apollo more than Pheonix. And my last 2 nitpicks is that there is an overuse of ellipses to pad out time, and an overuse of surprised expressions compared to the older trilogy.

The new camera style does not work with the old level design causing camera problems that wasn't even in the original 2005 game. Certain aspects of the game are harder when they worked perfectly fine in the original game. The story has a couple of changes that didn't need to be changed. This game did not need a remake, complete waste of time.