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Account ran by Tobias at GameThink Publishing.
Partial to survival horror, narrative driven experiences, and anything zombie-related.
Here, I specifically review games that I feel I have fully experienced and can give a well-rounded take.
Account ran by Tobias at GameThink Publishing.
Partial to survival horror, narrative driven experiences, and anything zombie-related.
Here, I specifically review games that I feel I have fully experienced and can give a well-rounded take.
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A great anthology style DLC for the first season of Telltale's The Walking Dead. It's cool to see that the characters weren't forgotten either and showed up in later seasons. It really helps the comic universe feel more fleshed out than it already is.
I have been looking for a good 'COD zombies like' mode for some time now, and Sker Ritual finally scratched that itch for me. I will not shy away from the fact that this has many technical problems, most of which are performance based, but they nailed what makes round-based zombies so fun. If this game gets tuned up, I could easily see my score going up. Do not let this games bad reviews scare you away from giving it a chance.
Black Ops 4 is the most disappointed I have ever felt with a game before. After the highs of Black Ops 3's DLC season and Zombies Chronicles, I had no reason to doubt that Treyarch wouldn't blow BO4 out of the water, but it ended up being a step back in every aspect of the mode.
My issues with the game ultimately boil down to them breaking the golden rule of "if it isn't broke, don't fix up", because it felt like their goal with it was a innovate as much as possible, without paying attention to how the formula that they had spent 10 years crafting would be affected. By the end, it felt alien and like an unbalanced knockoff.
My issues with the game ultimately boil down to them breaking the golden rule of "if it isn't broke, don't fix up", because it felt like their goal with it was a innovate as much as possible, without paying attention to how the formula that they had spent 10 years crafting would be affected. By the end, it felt alien and like an unbalanced knockoff.