Évaluations récentes de HaloEliteLegend

I got 100 fun hours from this game, so I'll have to recommend it.
That being said: "Good game, bad Fallout game, bad RPG."
It is a good game that I had fun with, but don't expect an RPG in here, and don't expect it to be like previous Fallout games. Heavily lacking on choices. Not in the same vein as its predecessors. This is an FPS, first and foremost, and plays too linearly.

But did I still have fun? Yes. So I'll recommend it.

Alright, I'll start with saying this. I had fun with this game. So why do I not recommend it? Because it is not for most people. I'm kind of weird, because I love a lot of games many people don't love, so I like this, but not many people will.

Here's why...

> There are a lot of bugs and glitches, and it is very unpolished. Plus, it is not optimized for newer hardware, and at 1080p, has a bunch of render issues, and is overall a drag to work.
> Many quests seem very underwhelming and, while it offers a lot of loot and "rewards," it doesn't seem that satisfying.
> This game is a beautiful open world tarnished by crappy writing, poor optimization, and broken gameplay.
> Gameplay is confusing and sometimes is broken.
> Voice acting is terrible. Don't even bother with it.

Overall, it is very dissatisfying. Like I said, I still had fun, and I got this for $1 in an India Gala Bundle with a bunch of other, better games, so I don't have any buyer's regret, but I do not recommend paying full price for this. At least, most people will find themselves dissatisfied.

There's a reason this game's reviews are "Overwhelmingly Positive."
If I were to write an honest review, I would be writing a novel, so I'll keep it short.

Like RPGs? Like open worlds? Like dragons? Like exploring? Adventure? Lore? The Elder Scrolls? Fantasy? Boom. You have Skyrim. The epitome of the open-world RPG.

And once you're done with the game, you have a ton of mod content to look forward to. This game is the perfect time-sinker in every way. 'Nuff said.

To The Moon is a very, very beautiful game. Not graphics-wise, but story-wise. That being said, the 16-bit graphics style does the game a fair amount of justice. This is a story-driven game. Two scientists have a special power - the power to grant people one final wish before they die. They travel through their patient's minds and alter their memories so it's as if the person had accomplished their wish in their lifetime.

Late one night, they travel to a patient's home on a cliff, overlooking a lighthouse below. He goes by the name Johnny. Previously, he had requested for them to come when he should be on his death bed, awaiting the heavens. The doctors arrived. He had only one wish - to go to the moon.

You take the role of the doctors. Using a special machine, you travel through Johnny's mind. You slowly traverse back through time, uncovering more of Johnny's past. Each time you travel backwards, you are tasked with finding five things (objects, events, places) important to the patient, and then finding one object that links to an event further back in time. You must go all the way back to his birth, so that you may shape his future to fulfil his wish.

The story is very beautiful and will bring a tear to your eye. There are small puzzles to solve along the way, so you aren't bored. It is very interesting learning about Johnny's past backwards. You'd witness an event in Johnny's past, and be left with a question, which would be answered when you travelled further into his past.

Throughout this four-hour adventure, you are kept rooted, and the game gives you a strong desire to find out what happens next. A truly magical game, and one I'd recommend to just about anyone.

I'll say this now - Dust: An Elysian Tail is a beautiful game. Players are presented with a rich, hand-drawn world. The game has awesome music, which makes it all the more epic.

Cutscenes are fully voice acted, and the voice acting is awesome. Oh, and did I mention that cutscenes have cool hand-drawn animations, too?

The gameplay is great, and makes you feel like a beast when slashing through enemies.