2020
Nice animation and a good message about 'wanting to be alive' but the games feels dragged out by the really heavy dialogue and repeating process of walking and talking to everyone, that makes a short game seem very long.
2021
Well... That was... Okay, i guess? Like, the voice acting is great, James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley and Willem Dafoe are amazing as always, but like, the premise of the game is actually pretty good, as a fan of time travel stuff like Doctor Who i'm really into these types of stories, but this was like when you're fishing and you think you just caught the biggest fish ever just to realize it was a boot. The mysteries that the game tosses at you are cool to discover but the ending... It could be so much more with some tweaks... And i'm not even starting to talk on how buggy the game is sometimes, i had to repeat the same loop multiple times at points because of the flimsy controls.
Overall is a 'okay' game, with so much wasted potential.
Overall is a 'okay' game, with so much wasted potential.
Really... Nothing, gameplay is bland even for the time, no story at all, characters and enemies are bland...
Really cool fighting game, awesome characters and designs, the animation is pretty good and the fighting system is actually okay, but god this is hard as nails.
2018
This game is a amazing ride, really fun and simple, it doesn't extends for too long, the story and characters are quirky and funny, really recommend it!
2003
I don't know if it was my issue or the game's, but it was barely playable
1987
Really fun game, but nearly IMPOSSIBLE to beat without some kind of help from a guide or something
Pretty awesome short experience, gives the taste of what the gameplay of "Phantom Pain" is like, but i don't really like that it is a standalone thing, it should be in the final game from the start, it would serve as a great tutorial mission and overall start for Phantom Pain
2019
This review contains spoilers
(EDIT: I wrote this review when I first played Outer Wilds, and was having a lot of thoughts about it, having played the game again 3 times already and now being one of my favorite games ever, this review does not represent my current thoughts on this amazing game, maybe one day I'll write another one, more in line with what I think nowadays.)
This was one of the best experiences i've ever had with any type of media, but at the same time was a frustrating one...
Outer Wilds is a BRILLIANT game at basically every aspect, the world is amazing, the graphics, music, gameplay (SPECIALLY gameplay), and at last, story. But that's the thing, i do really love the concept and story of this game, but at the same time, i was really bummed out at the end of it, because i felt like all the progress i made discovering everything about the Nomai and their decay was worthless at the end of things... For ME, at least, the goal of the game was, somehow, to stop the supernova or something, but the "nothingness" at the climax of the game was cathartic but at the same time a let dow (FOR ME), it felt like the 20+ hours that i put in the game was for nothing, and i get it, this is one of the topics of the game, the finality of things, the meaningless action that we take sometimes, all of that.
The thing that made me fell frustrated, is that the game did everything so GREAT until the very very very end, discover the history of this Solar System is awesome, and every time you connected the dots on the story and realized something mind blowing was something i'll never forget, but all of that discovery, all of the effort, all of that, was for nothing...
And yeah, that's kind of the thing that this game is going for, and i loved basically everyhting about it, but it felt like something was missing to finish this MASTERPIECE...
This was one of the best experiences i've ever had with any type of media, but at the same time was a frustrating one...
Outer Wilds is a BRILLIANT game at basically every aspect, the world is amazing, the graphics, music, gameplay (SPECIALLY gameplay), and at last, story. But that's the thing, i do really love the concept and story of this game, but at the same time, i was really bummed out at the end of it, because i felt like all the progress i made discovering everything about the Nomai and their decay was worthless at the end of things... For ME, at least, the goal of the game was, somehow, to stop the supernova or something, but the "nothingness" at the climax of the game was cathartic but at the same time a let dow (FOR ME), it felt like the 20+ hours that i put in the game was for nothing, and i get it, this is one of the topics of the game, the finality of things, the meaningless action that we take sometimes, all of that.
The thing that made me fell frustrated, is that the game did everything so GREAT until the very very very end, discover the history of this Solar System is awesome, and every time you connected the dots on the story and realized something mind blowing was something i'll never forget, but all of that discovery, all of the effort, all of that, was for nothing...
And yeah, that's kind of the thing that this game is going for, and i loved basically everyhting about it, but it felt like something was missing to finish this MASTERPIECE...
2012
An absolute blast! A fun short impressive game, never played anything like it (the closest to it was Superliminal) congratulation to everyone that worked on this masterpiece of a project! (and that ending... THAT ENDING!)
Eh... Really fun gameplay, but with that narration throughout the game i thought it would have some meaning or metaphor for it all, but it doesn't really, i would like it more if it was just the "spider-man with crystals" game, but it's fun nonehteless.
2017
By far my favorite Sonic game, amazing for both fans and newcomers to the franchise and manages to re-invent itself even when "emulating" an older style, this is how you do a "celebration" game and a homage to your own series.