walter_iego

They tried to clone Hitman and the Bond-universe, but ended up with something so stange it is hard to call it a game. It is a "follow-the-marker" adventure. You are not allowed to think, just follow the markers and press buttons. If this is you cup of tea, you will be in awe. For us that love Hitman, Uncharted, Lara Croft adventures, this is not for us. It's not made for adults, but kids that are trying their first interactive adventure.

This experience is something that can take you a few hours or a few days, depending on how you feel about monsters that lurk in the deep. For a normal gamer, you can play the game in one setting, but I think you will miss some parts of it, mainly doing some exploring and enjoying the atmosphere, which is the best part. The ending left me a bit puzzled, but still, I would recommend it.

FromSoftware is a very unique developer that has always walked a narrow path, and as we can see today, gamers have always loved it. Although I never made it through any of the other games they have done, I am finding Elden Ring quite refreshing. The game doesn't hold your hand or tell you where to go. You have to figure out this all by yourself, and that is indeed a big strength. The biggest challenge is to overcome your own frustration, when you do, you are rewarded. I recommend it. Playing on the PS5.

Respawn Entertaiment have been trying to do something different with each of their games since the start, and "Jedi: Fallen Order" is no exception. Built from the ground up, using references to the vast pool of characters in the expanded Star Wars universe; they have created a worthy entry in the Star Wars game franchise; perhaps one of the best. Like any game, there are problems and glitches, but for the main part, you get an exciting adventure with Cal Kestis trying to remember what the "force" is all about, and also the necessity of friendship. It is not an instant classic, but it will not be soon forgotten.