IkariG08
A Plague Tale: Innocence has a pretty compelling narrative which holds as its pivotal point throughout most of the game, its a pretty beginner-friendly game due to the fact that you feel like its more of an interactive movie. That being said, I gotta give kudos to the team for the creativity of the rats system, it single handledly became the best thing to come out of the game and seems like that was the team's intention.
Overrall its a pretty good game but runs out of time pretty soon and thats a bummer, I also felt like the ending was pretty abrupt but other than that I had a good time while playing this.
Overrall its a pretty good game but runs out of time pretty soon and thats a bummer, I also felt like the ending was pretty abrupt but other than that I had a good time while playing this.
2014
Overall this game is pretty enjoyable as it is, the mechanics and gameplay with the different powers (especially neon lol) carry lots of the game's downsides. The gameplay tends to be wacky at times and some narrative aspects are a little bit generic but even with all that I found it pretty fun to play and Im sure when it released it was many people's favorite game ever.
2020
This review contains spoilers
A deep dive into trauma and depression.
This game delivers masterfully the depiction of traumatic events, guilt and depression in it's own unique way. I personally went for the good ending and couldn't be more satisfied, seeing Sunny slowly healing from the guilt and finally getting rid of Something and lifting the burden. I also find it very interesting how we do not see the reaction of the friends after Sunny tells them the truth, the game leaves it to the player's consideration, which I find pretty neat.
The other big aspect this game has and I want to praise is its psychological horror aspects. They maybe are not jumpscares but the way the play with the player throughout the story and scare the living hell out of me in the most unexpected circumstances was scary, but pretty well executed.
This game delivers masterfully the depiction of traumatic events, guilt and depression in it's own unique way. I personally went for the good ending and couldn't be more satisfied, seeing Sunny slowly healing from the guilt and finally getting rid of Something and lifting the burden. I also find it very interesting how we do not see the reaction of the friends after Sunny tells them the truth, the game leaves it to the player's consideration, which I find pretty neat.
The other big aspect this game has and I want to praise is its psychological horror aspects. They maybe are not jumpscares but the way the play with the player throughout the story and scare the living hell out of me in the most unexpected circumstances was scary, but pretty well executed.
I was looking forward to play this game as a Dragon Ball fan but turns out it is kinda like a gacha and the story is not that appealing. Don't get me wrong, the characters and card arts are amazing but the story system and how it is structure becomes repetitive after a while so I ended up dropping this game.
2014
The fixed camera can be a pain sometimes especially when the controls switch but overall it was a very good experience, still got jumpscared a couple of times and the puzzles are really good.
Mikan Tsumiki best waifu xoxo
Looked promising but ended up pretty boring, the premise is cool and unique but idk something about this game didn't click on me...
vewy scawy
2016
Its not as bad as people say (if you like rpgs)
The scariest one by far
The jumpscares on this game are not it and the gameplay is wonky
A remarkable upgrade of the first one, even scarier
Oholera chto Fredy Fazbear? Ur ur ur ur ur ur ur ur urrrr
2015
"Despite everything, it's still you" ❤️
2006
Underrated Kirby games, the double view of the DS that helped you see what power ups you had was really useful