Recent reviews by Blueberry

This game is extremely boring. The first half is medium boring, but the other half with it's stupid puzzles that makes you run everywhere and back 300 times is infuriatingly boring. Finished it with a walkthrough, just to get it done.

Get this game. It's beautiful. It's also fun to play, with varied gameplay and levels that last just long enough. It's just great.

Not a favourite. Kind of boring. I liked the character Veronica but that is about it. The rest was pretty much a chore. It's even more obvious what a dull world this is the second time you play it.

I think waking up next to the love of my life and just lying there listening to Bright Eyes, extending the moment, may be one of my favorite gaming moments ever.

Not a bad game, but slow, sluggish and boring. Just about the perfect length though, at two hours.
I wished it had chapters for collecting the notes you've missed after.

Great feeling in this game, altough sometimes it can be a bit tedious with the breathing apparatus and mostly: the hordes.
When there are no hordes, this is an excellent game. But the horde shootouts are really boring and annoying, both because I was bad at them (had to reload many times, annoying and takes me out of the game), and it feels very gamey, not good integrated.

But other than that this is great. Cool story, cool environments, and it really is a great and exciting world.

Very boring.

I liked the game, and I fell in love with this Lara Croft.
It looks great and the story is a pretty good one too. It starts out very good I think, but slows down after a while. It feels as if you are close to the ending when you are about 30-40 % in, and that can make it feel slow sometimes.

Also, I think I killed more enemies in this one than in Wolfenstein: A New Order. That was something I didn't like, it didn't suit the environment and story that such a large amount of enemies were thrown at me all the time. I actually chose to play this on a controller just because the exploring and climbing and playing would be more fun on it, and I can stand a little aiming and shooting on it, but I actually didn't expect so much firefights all through the game. Still, I kept with the controller to the end. Even though I don't like the amounts of enemies, I really do like the harsher, tougher tone. This world of Lara Croft is pretty grim, and as you probably know: when you die, they don't sugarcoat it. They actually could make the gory environments with corpses and skeletons and blood and gore more realistic/better thought, those were the ugliest environments in the game because it looked so plastic and fake.

There are a lot of qte's, but not annoyingly so I felt. I like the progression of the guns, how most of them feels sucky in the beginning until you've modded them a bit. Puzzles are ok, and not there to stop you, just to make you feel a bit challenged while in the story.
I've never played Uncharted, but I bet that it's exactly like this.

It's definitely worth playing. It's not an amazing game but it sure is a good one.

It's a good game, but don't believe the hype too much.
It wants you to feel like you choose how what information you want to put forward, but unfortunately, in game, you often feel forced to submit information you don't want to, or guess what information that has to be submitted for you to progress.
Sometimes it's counter-intuitive too, when the game tells you to not submit false information, then gives you obviously false information, and forces you to submit it. It never lets you be completely free, never lets you fail completely or do it your way.

But it's still an interesting story, and fun detective work.
Then comes the ending. For me, it ruined it. It has multiple endings, but for me it was just between choosing doing things you don't want and that wouldn't feel like something you or your character would do.
That's too bad, since the ending is kind of the lasting impression you bring with you once the game is over.
Disappointed. At last I had to choose one of them just to finish the game, but at that point it wasn't me playing the game anymore. People are calling it almost a visual novel, and that's kind of what it is. Promises more gameplay than it delivers.

I'll recommend it, and call it decent. A great idea that could and should have been made better.

This is a soulless cash-in.

These games are all about story, and this one has a boring story same as any walking dead story ever. Nothing new, nothing interesting.
And the storytelling is lazy and bad. The most playing you do is in annoying stupid flashbacks and hallucinations, they add silly jumpscares, they try to make it emotional but fail HARD.
All the characters, especially you (no matter what choices you make in the game), are extremely unlikeable and that falls into the bad storytelling as well.
And choices? Either there aren't any choices you want to make, or if there is an thing you pick to say that you feel is ok, Michonne is doing the exact opposite of what you wanted. First time ever in a telltale game I had to quit the game and remake choices just because what I thought I picked wasn't that at all.

This is more visual novel than usual, in the end I was sitting bored from not even playing the game.

They wanted to release more Walking Dead content so they did, but this is not nearly good enough and I can't recommend this.