morphinapg
Game Freak
Member Since: 12 Mar 2019
Location: Indiana, USA
Bio: https://linktr.ee/andygilleand
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Knack (2013) - Rated
"I like the core concept of getting larger with the pieces you collect, but the gameplay is not fun, where you die in maybe 2 or 3 hits, and the story feels completely uninteresting. The visuals were decent enough I suppose for the kind of game it was, but I gave up on this game after an hour or so. I just lost interest."
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy (2021) - Rated
"This was a really solid game. I will say I'm not the biggest fan of Star Lord's voice, but I think the others all do a great job, even if they're slightly different from what I'm used to. The visuals are spectacular, and the music and sound design are great. The gameplay is not super complicated, but I enjoy the ability to make use of your teammate's special abilities, which can make the combat fun. The story is quite good."
LEGO The Lord of the Rings (2012) - Rated
"I enjoyed it well enough. It didn't quite seem as polished as some LEGO games, so it didn't have me loving it enough to try to do everything you can do in the world, but the Lord of the Rings world and story is epic enough to keep me interested all the way through. Surprised I never realized when this originally released."
Until Dawn (2024) - Rated
"I can't rate both versions differently, so I'm using the same review for both. It's quite a fun game. I'm not huge into horror, but I think the great cast pulled me in more than I would have been otherwise. I'm a sucker for cinematic QTE/choice based games, so this is right up my alley. The original looked great and the remake looked even better. The game does trick you at times into doing things that can get your characters killed, so you will want to replay it."
Until Dawn (2015) - Rated
"I can't rate both versions differently, so I'm using the same review for both. It's quite a fun game. I'm not huge into horror, but I think the great cast pulled me in more than I would have been otherwise. I'm a sucker for cinematic QTE/choice based games, so this is right up my alley. The original looked great and the remake looked even better. The game does trick you at times into doing things that can get your characters killed, so you will want to replay it."
Astro's Playroom (2020) - Rated
"Obviously not as good as its successor Astro Bot, but still a fun enough smaller game"
The Walking Dead: The Final Season (2018) - Rated
"Honestly, I think this is the best in the series. I think it was a really satisfying conclusion to the story, and I think they improved in many areas. It was nice to have free movement with normal camera controls for once, rather than being pointer based. Although I do think the walker combat was a cool addition, but it needed some more work, as I found the challenge was unbalanced, making it way too easy to be killed."
The Walking Dead: A New Frontier (2016) - Rated
"I liked this a bit better than Season 2. While I would have preferred playing as Clementine more than Javier, I do think Javier's story is good, and the characters and relationships here are well developed."
The Walking Dead: Michonne (2016) - Rated
"I'm not sure why Telltale decided to do a Michonne story that doesn't connect to their main seasons in any way, but I think they did a pretty good job handling Michonne's character. It was short, which I thought was nice since it's not part of the main run, but they did a good job building her character and making you care about all of the people she runs into. They really made the action feel much funner here too."
The Walking Dead: Season Two (2013) - Rated
"Not as good as season 1. I like the character development of Clementine, but it feels like the plot is a little all over the place, and I wasn't particularly happy with the choices given at the end of the season either."
