DragonaSnek
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I've been playing since I was 4, back in 1998.
My very first console was the original PS1. My very first game was Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped.
I can't really explain how deeply videogames affected my Life experience. I can only show what games I like.
21/03 Unicorn Overlord is sweet
I've been playing since I was 4, back in 1998.
My very first console was the original PS1. My very first game was Crash Bandicoot 3 Warped.
I can't really explain how deeply videogames affected my Life experience. I can only show what games I like.
21/03 Unicorn Overlord is sweet
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Brillant.
Nintendo latest Super Mario title does not miss.
Gameplay : engaging. Each level provides for a different experience and this is made evident through the introduction of this game's new mechanic, the Wonder Seed. They truly carry the gameplay.
Presentation: Colours, Animations, Soundtracks, they fit one another very well. The result is a very good looking game easy to enjoy and fall in love with. You just want to try it out for yourself.
Highly recommended
Nintendo latest Super Mario title does not miss.
Gameplay : engaging. Each level provides for a different experience and this is made evident through the introduction of this game's new mechanic, the Wonder Seed. They truly carry the gameplay.
Presentation: Colours, Animations, Soundtracks, they fit one another very well. The result is a very good looking game easy to enjoy and fall in love with. You just want to try it out for yourself.
Highly recommended
Dated Interactive Adventure.
Story: straightforward, yet directionless at the same time. Every section has its premise and conclusion. However, the transition between them is not well established. Moving forward feels like a compulsory task.
Characters: They are well crafted. They are relatable: players are able to identify with their personality and finally empathise, espacially in the beginning hours. The same can not be said about a certain antagonist, whose goals and motivations do not feel sensible at any point.
Gameplay: dated. As an interactive adventure, core gameplay mechanics fail to impress. It definetly is an Interactive experience, yet wether it is an adventure or not is quite rather questionable.
Story: straightforward, yet directionless at the same time. Every section has its premise and conclusion. However, the transition between them is not well established. Moving forward feels like a compulsory task.
Characters: They are well crafted. They are relatable: players are able to identify with their personality and finally empathise, espacially in the beginning hours. The same can not be said about a certain antagonist, whose goals and motivations do not feel sensible at any point.
Gameplay: dated. As an interactive adventure, core gameplay mechanics fail to impress. It definetly is an Interactive experience, yet wether it is an adventure or not is quite rather questionable.
A jrpg classic for the ps2.
Although not as well-known as its contemporaries, SO3 is a fun and challenging game complete with a competent sci-fi aestethic and strong world building.
Storytelling: It does not have to make sense and the developers nailed this aspect. Sci-fi plays with common customs and flips them over in order to find new ways of communications. SO3 mixes sword and magic with hi-tech narration quite well, in a way that is, by definition, nonsensical but fitting at the same time. This world building is fun, and there is no denying it.
Gameplay: dynamic. Always stay focused on the action, this is no turn based rpg. Both item management and reaction skills are required. Easy to learn on the surface level, but item-crafting requires too much experimentation and failing-redo cycles.
Soundtrack: Well defined on its own, suits the story and the environments perfectly. The main theme is also well composed and offers a long lasting comfort feeling. Definitely stream "The Little Bird Who Forgot How to Fly".
Conclusions: This game is really well made, but for some reason not many players have experienced it. You should try it.
Although not as well-known as its contemporaries, SO3 is a fun and challenging game complete with a competent sci-fi aestethic and strong world building.
Storytelling: It does not have to make sense and the developers nailed this aspect. Sci-fi plays with common customs and flips them over in order to find new ways of communications. SO3 mixes sword and magic with hi-tech narration quite well, in a way that is, by definition, nonsensical but fitting at the same time. This world building is fun, and there is no denying it.
Gameplay: dynamic. Always stay focused on the action, this is no turn based rpg. Both item management and reaction skills are required. Easy to learn on the surface level, but item-crafting requires too much experimentation and failing-redo cycles.
Soundtrack: Well defined on its own, suits the story and the environments perfectly. The main theme is also well composed and offers a long lasting comfort feeling. Definitely stream "The Little Bird Who Forgot How to Fly".
Conclusions: This game is really well made, but for some reason not many players have experienced it. You should try it.