Moto760

I personally didn’t like the direction of the game and story. I think this game was more about a social agenda and being politically correct above all else. I enjoyed TLoU when it first came out but I think ND missed the mark with TLoU2 and simply did not deliver the same quality with story and likable characters as they did in the first one. Most professional reviewers seem to be rubber stamping perfect scores because it is the popular thing to do. Having said that this is my final thoughts. The way I see it is like this. 1. The user scores are not the work of haters alone. 2. Review scores shouldn’t mean anything to anyone. You should judge the game yourself personally and make a decision on whether you like it or not. 3. PlayStation fans and TLoU fans have a lot to do with that user score. 4. The user score will probably get worse. 5. Obviously, some (a lot) major professional reviewers simply rubber stamped a perfect score just because. 6. I know all the leaks and know what happens. I personally do not like the direction of the game at all. 7. People should enjoy the game based on if they like it. Others opinions simply shouldn’t matter. Playing games is a person endeavor and each person gets out of it what they want.

I think Uno is a great addition to consoles of any generation. Yes, the multi-play could use some sharpening and simplification overall. However, it is still a fun game to play and has some good variations in the types of games which can be played. If a person is looking to kill some time and play a classic fun card game on the console, Uno is the game to definitely buy. One con I will mention though is the pricing. $14.99 is a bit steep for a simple card game but not a deal breaker.