Recent reviews by Aida

The tutorial is annoying and needs a lot of work, the contrast of highlights are bad, the constat repetition of the voice lines is way too frequent, I heard you 5 seconds ago.

A ton of fun and hours of replayability.

I've been waiting for this game since the first concept gifs was shown off, then following the blog since, and yeah the game wasn't what I was hoping for, but I've not been this invested in a story in a long time.

Excellent game design, fun and challenging, and at times frustrating in the good way

a pre-menu unskippable cut-scene is rather annoying, especially when you've been forced to watch it *twice*, and it starts on monitor 1, even if that's *not* your primary monitor.

As for gameplay, walking straight isn't as easy as holding forward, the game seems to think a floating camera and walking at a tangent from the way you face is a good idea, very tiring for the beginning parts of the game.

It won't let you quit while on a quest or expedition, no prompt to quit without saving or anything... had to bring up task manager to quit.

This game is more of the same from IO, another great game, and this time without the episodic issues from Hitman 2016.

The game plays well, looks great, and offers you a wide range of ways to approach each mission, and you're not shoed into a single way of doing things.

I am glad WB didn't tamper with the way the game is, and let IO do what they do best.

The Multiplayer is interesting, and definitely worth trying, even if you're not normally a muliplayer person.

Finally took time to finish the game, the game has a very interesting way of telling the story, one that get's you invested with your feelings and makes sure to crush those feelings.

The game has it's quirks, controls can be confusing and mildly annoying, but all in all, it's a great game for a slightly high price.


I don't think I've ever been so sad at the end of a game before.

I kept meowing and him responding, crushed me.

I backed this on kickstarter and love it, brings me back to the DK2 days and plays almost like I remember DK2 being, which brings the nostalgia factor right up there.

It looks amazing, plays great and the announcer is wonderfully voiced with the right ammount of sarcasm to be mildly amusing when playing.

Performance wise it's decent, but can become a little laggy if you're dessemating the enemy and leave behind corpses and gold.

The business model for the game is a bit shady(see others who buy episodically). The game itself is good, but also quite annoying(be aware if you're not certain if you enjoy the game), the lancher remains running in the background after you exit the game.