Next is The Last of Us 2.
Concrete Genie (PS4) – Completed
Posted on 05/08/2020 Written by
Concrete Genie completed, a fun indie title with a unique painting gameplay to summon genies to help you solve puzzles and draw what they desire.
Next is The Last of Us 2.
Next is The Last of Us 2.
The Outer Worlds (PS4) – Completed
Posted on 08/07/2020 Written by
Feels like a fallout game but so much better with the different planets you can visit & the many characters in the game. Each quest has a good story to follow and always ensures you meet some surprises along the way. There are six companions in the game but you will quickly find the two you like for me that was Parvati & Ellie.
It has a fallout style opening in which you wake up from a hibernation chamber & begin a quest for Doctor Welles. The main questline could have been slightly longer but leaves it with an ending that is sure to have a sequel. There are many side quests, tasks & companion quests to complete.
It has a fallout style opening in which you wake up from a hibernation chamber & begin a quest for Doctor Welles. The main questline could have been slightly longer but leaves it with an ending that is sure to have a sequel. There are many side quests, tasks & companion quests to complete.
Here's hoping that the sequel is not an xbox exclusive.
Next to play something a little shorter in Concrete Genie.
Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order (PS4) – Completed
Posted on 03/06/2020 Written by
A bit late on this post, I completed the game last month. It is a bit rough around the edges but it is easily the best Star Wars game I have played in years. Nothing is more fun than deflecting laser shots or slicing a stormtrooper with a light saber.
It has taken ideas from other action adventures games like Uncharted/Tomb Raider but it's Star Wars so that's ok.
Decent 7/10
Next The Outer Worlds
Death Stranding (PS4) – Completed
Posted on 20/04/2020 Written by
It took me a while but I finally delivered all my parcels to complete the game. Towards the end of the game, there are quite a few episodes of Death Stranding the TV series to enjoy but then this is Kojima and he does like his cutscenes.
The next game is Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order.
The next game is Star Wars Jedi Fallen Order.
Dragon Quest XI – Completed
Posted on 31/03/2020 Written by
I missed posting that I completed DQ11 back in January, here are 200 videos to enjoy!
Milkmaid of the Milky Way (Switch): COMPLETED!
Posted on 23/12/2019 Written by
Imagine if Another World was a point-and-click adventure game about a milkmaid in space, and all the dialogue was in rhyming couplets. Well, that’s Milkmaid of the Milky Way.
It’s only a couple of hours long, but tells the story of how a struggling milkmaid has her cows abducted by aliens (as aliens are wont to do) one night and then manages to get aboard their spaceship to try and rescue them.
The puzzles are mostly straightforward, with the exception of the final one which felt a lot like “try everything on everything in case it works”, and it told an interesting story with a couple of twists. I really enjoyed it!
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One Strike (Switch): COMPLETED!
Posted on 22/12/2019 Written by
It’ll probably take longer to read this post than it took me to complete the game. One Strike is a one-on-one fighting game with the sort of graphics early Game Boy Advance games had, with colour palettes to suit the very dark GBA screen. Games like Castlevania: Circle of the Moon looked hideous when blown up on a big TV via an emulator, and so does One Strike.
As the name suggests, you need to strike your opponent just once to kill them. It’s basically one-hit-kill Samurai Shodown.
And, with only about 8 opponents, it doesn’t take long to simply press dash-dash-attack your way through them all.
I’m glad the game was free because I’d certainly never pay money for something this shallow, short, and offensive to my eyes. Perhaps in two player mode there’s more strategy, but I won’t be playing it again to find out.
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One Strike (Switch): COMPLETED!
Posted on 22/12/2019 Written by
It’ll probably take longer to read this post than it took me to complete the game. One Strike is a one-on-one fighting game with the sort of graphics early Game Boy Advance games had, with colour palettes to suit the very dark GBA screen. Games like Castlevania: Circle of the Moon looked hideous when blown up on a big TV via an emulator, and so does One Strike.
As the name suggests, you need to strike your opponent just once to kill them. It’s basically one-hit-kill Samurai Shodown.
And, with only about 8 opponents, it doesn’t take long to simply press dash-dash-attack your way through them all.
I’m glad the game was free because I’d certainly never pay money for something this shallow, short, and offensive to my eyes. Perhaps in two player mode there’s more strategy, but I won’t be playing it again to find out.
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Wattam (PS4): COMPLETED!
Posted on 22/12/2019 Written by
From the possibly damaged brain of the guy who brought you the beautiful nonsense that was Katamari Damacy and Noby Noby Boy, is Wattam. Presumably it is called Wattam because when you see it for the first time, you say “what? erm”.
The plot is that everything has exploded and gone away and you, as a lonely square mayor has to bring everything back. And you do this by making trees eat your friends and turning them into fruit, by making everyone cry using an onion, and by getting a disembodied mouth to eat everyone, turn them into poos, then you flush those poos in a toilet (which you control) and then they turn into gold poos and then you have to stack the gold poos on top of each other so they’re as tall as a giant bowling pin, then you plant an acorn and everyone holds hands and then you take your hat off and explode..
That’s right. The game makes even less sense than Noby Noby Boy and Katamari.
It has clunky controls and a clunky camera just like its predecessors, it has bizarre music like its predecessors, and against all odds the weirdness actually means it’s a lot of fun, also like its predecessors.
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Lego Builder’s Journey (iOS): COMPLETED!
Posted on 21/12/2019 Written by
What a lovely little game this turned out to be. It’s these tiny little Lego dioramas each with a little puzzle in – get you little lego boy to the other side of the screen, or make machinery do something, or build a thing in a certain way.
It isn’t difficult, although one of the puzzles introduced a new gimmick which I completely missed so it stumped me for a while, but it’s clever and looks incredible and if you have Apple Arcade already (as against all odds, I do) then it’s free and a wonderful thing I strongly suggest you play.
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