Recent reviews by Sephster

Amazing game. Stays true to the franchise and is definitely scary. Everyone should play this. The story is gripping and kept me wanting to play throughout its entire 19 hours. There aren't many games in my library that have been capable of that.

This "game" is more of a concept piece than a fully fledged game. If you have ever used Google Maps street view, you will be in familiar territory. You play a female who has been involved in a car accident. She keeps having four recurring dreams which you can navigate through a set of photos. You must discover the ending for each dream and can alternatively find various polaroids and alternative endindgs scattered throughout. I completed the game in around ninety minutes. It was enjoyable exploring the dreams but the narrative was sparse, the voice acting left a lot to be desired and the game mechanics became repetitive.

Because of the price, I would still recommend this game, although don't expect to be blown away or entertained for hours.

This game was a solid entry in the series. While rather short and inconclusive story wise, it was engaging through out and I completed it in just a few days. My only complaints about the game are the targetting system being a bit difficult at times, the instructions not referencing a controller despite playing with a controller and the boss fights being a bit tiresome. Overally I highly recommend this game

While this game had a lot of potential it is fundamentally broken. The skills tree pretty much forces you to choose pistol. When you use the 'chain shot' skill the screen is yellow tinted and the cursor is yellow making it hard to aim in some situations. The storyline was ambitious but ultimately confusing and hard to follow. The controllers also felt rather clunky. Glad I played it but can't recommend it to others and will be unlikely to play it again

The Walking Dead received a lot of Game of the Year awards so I thought I would give it a shot. To this point, I had only played one TellTale game previously which was Back to the Future. I found Back to the Future bland with a story that fell someway short of the films from which it draws its material. I am happy to say that this was not the case with The Walking Dead. The game has numerous characters which you genuinely care for and I completed the game in under a week as I was itching to know what happened next.

It is not a game in the traditional sense as you do not have many puzzles and do not need to move around much. Instead, it is an interactive story that you could describe as a 'dialogue chooser' if you were to be cruel. Overall I enjoyed this game and will most likely buy the DLC and follow up in due course. I recommend you give it a go if you haven't already

I enjoyed this game in small bursts. The writing was terrible and it had some genuinely awful moments but it was good passing the time with this among friends. I would not suggest playing this game by yourself as it is not strong enough to hold up as a single player experience. The combat can become repetitive and the levelling at times, feels like it has no impact on game play. The story was pretty confusing with references to areas I don't remember visiting on a fequent basis. The environments for the game were the one stand out area. Player models were average and the animations were, in parts, laughable. Overall this game was better than I expected it to be given its poor reviews, but I wouldn't rush out and buy the sequel in a hurry.