Woodness

+ Game runs great + Controls actually are amazing for a platformer + Robots + Needs a sequel + / - 'Optional' Cores, the game makes sure you visit everything + / - Cliffhanger - Bad spawns when doing 'dungeons'. Sometimes you get pushed back into the same thing you died off.

Cars drive like **** clunky trackbuild mechanics, omg that music is horrible. Worst TM to date, looks good plays like crap. GJ Ubi you seemed to have ruined this once so great franchise to a steaming pile of poop. (been playing TM since Sunrise imo still the best TM ever created)

Great way of telling a unique story and give information about a culture. While the gameplay is a bit of standard, the way of giving information is wonderful.

The Legend of Korra is nothing like its animation. While the combat looks fluid, the game plays horrible. First of all everything looks really bland and boring, there is little to no detail to be found in the entire game. While it has got some form of Avatar lore, it is basically overlooked easily, cause it doesn't add much to the game nor the universe. While fighting can be fun, the game really takes it fast too a new level of tedious. Block this, block that, dodge this etc. Most of the bosses have a wait till it attacks so you can counter attack mechanism. It is the only form of doing damage to them. Which makes it a waiting game. Lets talk about Naga, well the lovely Polardog is just sad. Ever wanted a Avatar version of Temple Run, well this is it. And last, Pro Bending. It is fun to get all your attacks blocked and have to wait it out until he stops blocking, while your team mates just dodge and do nothing but stand around and look pretty. The game has got its moments, but are easily overlooked by what is not to love about it. Which outweigh almost everything this game has to offer. I really wanted to love this game, but there is nothing really Avatar like about it.

So a lot of negative reviews are from players that hardly played it or hardly used the crafted stuff. The crafting system is a strange thing, feels a bit random but that makes it so you can't steamroll everything I guess. Not a bad thing otherwise it would be just too easy! The game look amazing, the voice overs are GREAT, top notch voice actors. The spell arange from simple balls of ice, fire, lightning etc to rays, traps, stuff that drops down on your foes etc. Combinations of those make the enemies melt their faces off. It is a fun game, seeing how far it has come since the EA. Check it out yourself instead of reading all the negative stuff from here, they all feel more as Early Acces reviews.

The graphics are alot of fun to look at a tad cartoony but not to much that it is a bad thing. There is alot of gore that fuells all the gore people. Does not matter if you like to shoot stuff up or like to rip them open and they their guts out of their bodies. It is alot of fun, the only thing is that it sometimes is quiet hard to use your tentacles, other than that part it is a great game.

Simply a great platform-er with so many beautiful places to go to. You can't get enough of looking at it. Storytelling is marvelous and the soundtrack is as beautiful as the game itself, it is a must have if you like a coop game with a great graphics, great story and so much of fun. The price you pay for this game is incredibly low for what you are getting.

Perhaps this game looks outdated to other but to me it looks quiet nice. If you liked the graphical style of Fable you will like this as well. Kingdoms of Amalur plays really nice tbh, the fighting system works just fine. There is quiet an amount of quests in this game and there is just much to do. Perhaps it is not as a big open world as people these days would like but it still is an open world game. You can go to every place you want and can expect being attacked by the creeps that wonder those lands. I am currently enjoying this game and I have to say you this game can be compared to the early Fable 1.