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Going into this, I'm not overly familiar with Kaiju Big Battel beyond concept. It's zany, it's definitely weird, and it's macho. It feels like something out of a totally different time period. You think of Power Rangers style wrestling and something totally different comes to mind before you even play. Once you sink into the game you get a sense for what Super Walrus Games wants to do with something that they clearly love. They want to take these monsters on an epic journey and just have fun with them. There's a lot of passion here, a lot of buddy-bromance type energy, and healthy friendships. Aside from Chicken Noodle, these are really good dudes and you get that from front to back. Like most super hero type franchises, the bad guy usually is the most interesting character, and that's very true here, Cube is evil for evil sake. His seemingly random plan is calculated more than you think, and seeing it come together is actually funny in it's own right. Each hero has their own moveset and can create synergy within the group differently which adds for some replay value. The game's not without it's faults, as some areas are definitely stronger than others. Each stage kind of takes it's own chance and tries something different and I think that's largely why I feel that way. I personally preferred Russia and Boston the most of the six areas. It took me about 10 hours to complete the game doing maybe half the side content, so for about a dollar an hour you can have a pretty fun time, get a few laughs and have a pretty fun time.