This review contains spoilers
A lot of the Colossi are really neat and have cool puzzles. But then the two tiny guys, the two electric water guys, and the last two Colossi exist... so who can say if this game is good?
Honestly, I've grown to like it, and this version plays way better overall than my godawful experience with the PS3 version, but I still hate how Wander controls overall. And, I still really feel that the emotional moment with the horse dying sure doesn't land at all when you spend the entire game fighting its controls, and then they don't even have the guts to actually KILL the horse and in absolutely nonsensical fashion it is inexplicably alive despite having fallen down a ravine miles away and breaking a leg. Listen, I know this is a game where a small nerd kills gigantic magical golems that house pieces of an ancient malicious god in order to revive a dead girl, but Agro showing up again at the end completely breaks my suspension of disbelief!
Honestly, I've grown to like it, and this version plays way better overall than my godawful experience with the PS3 version, but I still hate how Wander controls overall. And, I still really feel that the emotional moment with the horse dying sure doesn't land at all when you spend the entire game fighting its controls, and then they don't even have the guts to actually KILL the horse and in absolutely nonsensical fashion it is inexplicably alive despite having fallen down a ravine miles away and breaking a leg. Listen, I know this is a game where a small nerd kills gigantic magical golems that house pieces of an ancient malicious god in order to revive a dead girl, but Agro showing up again at the end completely breaks my suspension of disbelief!