Estuvo bastante bien. El único problema es que algunas cosas no eran nada intuitivas, sobre todo en la batalla final, que yo veía los cofres vacíos y ni siquiera pensé en abrirlos. Me gustó mucho que tuvieses que utilizar la lógica para algunos 'puzzles', como con el tema del fusible. Un juego divertido, un poco tétrico y con unos gráficos curiosos. Más de una vez me llevé un susto con los enemigos, y también me reí bastante con los comentarios del ventrílocuo. Qué gran recomendación de mi novio. ~

It was an amazing experiencing this for the first time with my partner. I've always kinda skeptical of this game for its similarity to Zelda (story wise basis) and the hype that has been around, the difficulty made me even step back further. But after playing it with someone I love, explaining little by little everything he knows, guiding me through Hallownest and all its secrets has make this a game changer, and I wish I could play it all over again. At first, it was pretty difficult, but later I got to enjoy it, even the most frustrating parts, I'm more fond of the parkour than the fighting thing, so I could say that the Mantis took me so embarrassing long. Now it's almost close to be near my favorites games, and I do get why do people wait so patiently for Silksong. I even made a tier of which characters I like the most, being Quirrel on top. Thanks for making me discovering this, my love.

What? Head presets, really? I thought we were in 2023. One of the biggest charms in D&D is being able to customize your character, so it can look whatever you like, having the background you like. A game stuck with almost a floor view, no WASD keys to move (you can always improve it using mods, of course...), an ugly interface with little to none tutorials for the newbies. The thing, is that I've been playing D&D for a long time, and this doesn't make me feel as excited as my previous games (including the Baldur's Gate: Descent into Avernus I'm at right now). This is truly the overestimated game of the year.