Loved the first two, but this one didn't do it (as much) for me. Felt a bit like it was leaning into shock value, and I didn't like how the side characters are more short-lived because you're travelling from place to place. A narrative choice, but not one that gelled with me. Still alright.
I did not enjoy it that much
It is a good game, and I can understand why people love it but I am just not its target audience
It is a good game, and I can understand why people love it but I am just not its target audience
This review contains spoilers
When I tell you I haven't cried so much because of a game since The Walking Dead S1.. I'M TELLING Y'ALL THE TRUTH. I literally bawled. I was skeptic at first because I right away played this one after I finished the first one, I thought then, what could possibly beat THAT kind of plot? Well.. this one did. I thought it was kinda stupid at first how they felt the need to run away in the first place, but now I understood what Diaz brothers wanted all along. Played it twice in the span of 12 hours because I got the high morality ending and then the brothers got separated.. so I tried the other ending where the both of them ended up in Mexico, despite the lives they're living. I don't care! After everything, the best ending should be where they both end up together.
Gameplay wise, much better. Graphic wise too. I love the fact that we could truly immerse ourselves as Sean and draw so WELL. Though I've got problems with the lightning on Episode three too. Sorry, my eyesight is really poor. </3
Gameplay wise, much better. Graphic wise too. I love the fact that we could truly immerse ourselves as Sean and draw so WELL. Though I've got problems with the lightning on Episode three too. Sorry, my eyesight is really poor. </3
what the fuck man....
This is an astonishingly bad sequel to one of my favourite games. Catastrophic writing and insufferable characters. It made Lauren angry and she only walked through the room while I was playing it to get a drink from the kitchen.