I love this game, and I was very disappointed that this game does not have multiplayer servers available like Battlefront II.

That was recently added, so I don't have many complaints. Sometimes freezes for me when in the server browser. Doesn't have textures that cover half the screen on some maps like Battlefront II.

A very fun game that held my attention throughout. The game constantly surprised me with creative levels, characters, and an unusual sense of humor. It draws clear inspiration from other 3D platformers, but manages to stand well on its own.

I recommend!

It's very addictive due to its arcadey gameplay. The unique visuals of this game are very creepy, but still beautiful!

Surprisingly charming. It's got a lot of little things in it that suggest a little more effort was put into it that it might seem from the store page.

Took me about 30 minutes to beat.

This game has kept me coming back, despite my inability to beat it for the longest time. It also managed to keep me glued to my screen much longer than it really should have. I think my longest game sessions happen while playin this game. Wonderful game!

Onward is a good game. It's easy to get immersed in a mission, there's a lot of things that work together to acheive that. Manually moving parts of the gun to reload, using the radio to communicate with teammate *CLICK*, and the fog that comes out of your face when you talk if the map is cold.

The AI isn't perfect, but it gets the job done. Also, I seem to be incapable of grabbing my knife on my first try.

It's fun and unfair. It's equally unfair for everyone!

Stunning. Best played with friends.

It has creative physics-based puzzles, and layed on and in between them you have things to mess around with. Like using a catapult to break down a castle wall. It's completely optional, but you'll probably spend more doing that than solving the puzzles. Not to say the puzzles aren't fun!

A surprising gem that I should have played sooner.

I got this after hearing it was similar to Demon's Souls. It was.

I played this game on PS2 in splitscreen, and it entertained me for years.
Frankly, it looks very dated, and doesn't meet today's standards in gameplay depth.

It's special to me and those who played it closer to its release.
It probably won't be special to you if you've never played it before, though.