This review contains spoilers
Really solid DLC, taking place several years after the game's ending, where Rose "revisits" a familiar place.
While it's a bit of a rehash of the game's areas, it does take some great liberties with it.
I was joking with my sister how on the Dollhouse segment of the main game, that I feared the mannequin would come to life to pursue me, and the moment it hit me that they did this in this one I shouted a "oh no."
However I do feel that the trial and error element is somewhat back. Maybe the game being third person caught me off guard so seeing things right in front of rose is tricky, but I had a few retries on both Castle and Dollhouse segments.
Again, really funny how they just hide Ethan's face. Poor dude can't catch a break!
And I honestly loved playing as Rose. Heck, games where you play as the former main character's kid is usually really fun, specially when that main character sacrifices themselves for the sake of their kid. Unsure what's her future in the franchise (specially considering this is what, 15 years-ish into the future?), but it's great to see the kid mastering both Royal Guard and Trickster lmao
While it's a bit of a rehash of the game's areas, it does take some great liberties with it.
I was joking with my sister how on the Dollhouse segment of the main game, that I feared the mannequin would come to life to pursue me, and the moment it hit me that they did this in this one I shouted a "oh no."
However I do feel that the trial and error element is somewhat back. Maybe the game being third person caught me off guard so seeing things right in front of rose is tricky, but I had a few retries on both Castle and Dollhouse segments.
Again, really funny how they just hide Ethan's face. Poor dude can't catch a break!
And I honestly loved playing as Rose. Heck, games where you play as the former main character's kid is usually really fun, specially when that main character sacrifices themselves for the sake of their kid. Unsure what's her future in the franchise (specially considering this is what, 15 years-ish into the future?), but it's great to see the kid mastering both Royal Guard and Trickster lmao