Jojo12

It's the first time that I end up not enjoying a Wadjet Eye game. The story was the only good part. The game is filled with cheap graphics, less detailed compared to their past games, the animations often look placeholder. The ending after the credits makes me fill like all the efforts I put meant nothing in the end. I hope they will come back to their roots, such as Primordia.

My goty contender for 2024. An hilarious short game. You never know what to expect. The animations are great and the banters hilarious.

Gameplay & Puzzles: 7/10 Fun and clever, as always, but no sword/insult fight? No timed event? Ending (s): 4/10 I preferred the endings of the others Monkey Island. This one felt like they were lacking time, and decided to somewhat copy one of the past ending. Graphics: 2/10 It really felt like they skipped the corners. I was really disappointed by the general look.

Gameplay didn't change much from Me3. Animations are bad. Character customization lacks polishing. very repetitive. Dialogues are clichés. The mood is more of a basic Action-Comedy movie than an epic game settings. The world is very empty. I would have preferred to wait another year to have a good game, than receiving this right now.

Review from someone playing on Captain difficulty Pros: Beautiful music Nice graphic style, except for the horrible plant that is shaped like a ... The demon perks and appearance are nice, but it's too bad that if you use them, you're considered "evil" Cons: Bad story where choices doesn't really matter Horrible camera that get stuck in foreground items so you can't see attackers hit you anymore "Deja vue" dialogues ( good part is that npcs swear and it's hilarious. you almost hear 2-3 in every dialogue.) The hitbox is not working well, sometimes the monsters hit you even if you dodge When you are attacked by multiple monsters, you have to dodge all of their attacks, which means most of the time you can't riposte at all, and when you try to cast a spell or fall to the ground, the monsters have priority, which means they can hit you again, and then you die. Cinematic are "clichés", and sometimes you can see your companion not moving at all, eyes reversed, like if he/she was not supposed to be there. Even if you build your character as a Ranger, the cinematic shows Warrior moves and weapons only. Now I'm just playing to laugh at the dialogues.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]