Recent reviews by Moon Witch Mel

The first Assassin's Creed game I ever fully played from start to finish, all the way back in 2017. This is my second playthrough and so well deserved with all the DLCs! Ancient Egypt is breath taking, the political turmoil is fascinating and the historical figures are so well written. The game is incredibly immersive and brought my interest into the AC series going onward. It's always a little bittersweet uninstalling after another playthrough, but AC: Origins will always have a special spot in my heart.

Truly love the spooky story going on, the fact that the game doesn't hold your hand too much but also doesn't have you searching up a walkthrough and especially the character point allocation with learning about medicine and the occult but... the motion sickness I experienced with this game was insane. I gave in 5 out of 14 chapters in. Otherwise, I'd say it was pretty good.

A promising horror game with a lot of potential and a great story, but the fact I constantly had to look up a walkthrough to get through the modern day (1970s) playthrough bored and irritated me. I like a horror game that invites you to explore and tinker around without holding your hand too much, but this was far too much. Unfortunately, I got too bored to continue knowing it was just going to continue being this way. I really did enjoy the 19th century playthrough though.

I haven't heard one good thing about this game and a whole lot of "let's pretend the New Frontier didn't happen" from a lot of TWD fans. I have to say, I entered the game expecting a little disappointment from a whole lot of criticism. That really wasn't the case at all. I was expecting to pick up from Clementine's story and continue onward instead of introducing a whole new group of characters, but I was intrigued anyway. Definitely in no way or shape did Javier, Kate, David, Gabe and Mariana even come close to resembling the first few groups in TWD 1. Sure, they were interesting and held my attention, but their character development and struggles were all connected to one thing: them all being family. The whole family aspect of the group keeping together didn't make this game as fun as the first two seasons, but once everyone got to Richmond, things really started getting exciting. All in all, I enjoyed the hell out of this game. I think since Telltale blew it out of the park (in the greatest way possible) and season two was a great sequel, it's honestly not realistic or fair to hold them up to a standard where this third (and maybe even the fourth season, I haven't played it yet so we'll see) constantly need to one-up or hold up to season one's legacy. I really enjoyed this season for what it was.

Yeah, my heart hurts typing this review out. I'm still sustaining emotional damage from the first season and this one almost caught me off guard too. Did I mention I cried twice playing this final season? God, what an incredible series from start to finish. I feel honoured to have played it. This game pissed me off, made me laugh, confused me, shocked me (to the point where I gasped out loud, actually) and made me sob. It has a very special place in my heart, this is a CLASSIC.

Once again, TWD doesn't disappoint... Bittersweet ending as close as it can get to comparison with season 1. I didn't expect to cry again but I did, twice. I loved the characters in this season a bit more than I did in the first game, and the choices were a lot more interesting.

Hands down my favourite game in the AC Franchise. I loved meeting and seeing historical figures like Sokrates, Thespis, Aristophanes, Leonidas, and Hippokrates just to name a few. The storyline was well written out and flowed perfectly. I also loved the hint of mythological uniqueness/fantasy.

The game that introduced me to the world of Dishonored... The lore, the graphics, the characters' personalities and all of the fantasy elements make this game ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ incredible.

If I start talking about how much I loved and enjoyed this game, I'll never stop talking. I'm serious. This came out when I was doing my history minor in university and for years prior I had been yearning for an open-world, historically accurate medieval game... So, this is basically the love of my life in video game format.

As a diehard Godfather fan... You already know the vibes. A masterpiece of a game and I could never get enough of the references.

Consequences and choices actually matter, and the free will you have in this dystopian, communist storyline makes this game a strategy masterpiece.