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It's monopoly, what else do you want

Lots of fun playing this with my brothers (like when we were kids!) and introducing this style of game to my young nephew. He likes Donatello like his dad.

I thought for a long time about whether the game deserved the attention then and now. On the one hand, there are big sins in general with the gameplay, but on the other hand, the game was initially positioned as an interactive movie and as a full-fledged detective story. From the very beginning to the end, the main plot stretches piece by piece, which adds up to one thing and from this you get a strong buzz, but unfortunately, a second playthrough after a long period will not work, the game is quite well remembered. A very cool experiment that ended up being one of the best AAA in this direction so far.

Долго думал, насчет того, заслужила ли игра того внимания тогда и сейчас. С одной стороны есть большие грехи в целом с геймплеем, но с другой стороны игра изначально позиционировалась как интерактивное кино и как полноценная детективная история. С самого начала и до конца тянется кусочком по кусочку основной сюжет который складывается в одно и от этого получаешь сильный кайф, но к сожалению, второе прохождение через большой промежуток увы не выйдет, игра достаточно хорошо запоминается. Очень крутой эксперимент который в итоге вышел одной из лучшей AAA в этом направлении до сих пор.

Not as good as Arkham City, but the story is so compelling. Combat is great and the suit you get for the story is so cool. Rocksteady really made a golden trilogy with these games.

The only piece of media to switch protags halfway thru the series successfully ever

UNO

2017

how to lose friends simulator

Thank god this game has multiple choice or else I'd never have any sort of chance of beating my girlfriend at this game. I still lose but it's funny when I buzz in hoping to god that I'll recognize one of the answers or think I have something in my head but then I see the options and go "Fuck."

Solid puzzle-platformer where you switch between a girl who can move in 3D (but can’t jump) and her shadowy 2D-platforming counterpart. Maybe slightly longer than it needed to be, and the difficulty curve is a bit out of whack (the puzzles steadily ramp up in challenge for the first two acts, then get much easier for a longish stretch before ramping back up again in time for the end), but a strong execution of this concept overall.