Chris Grobbelaar

Firstly, this is no doubt a great game. But, as a long-time Tomb Raider fan, it took me a while to get used to this version of Lara Croft. She's constantly afraid and uncertain (which is understandable under the circumstances), but the Croft you'll find in this game is very different from the classics, and even from the Legend, Anniversary and Underworld time line. As for the gameplay, it honestly couldn't be better! Climbing is fun! (and despite what people are saying, you'll be doing it quite frequently!) The combat system is also great, although it's a bit much at times. Now. The tombs. Are. Hideous. Designed for a 9 year old. Seriously. And then there's that infamous line from our lovely wanna be archeologist: "Ugh, I hate tombs." Sigh* All in all it's a solid game though, the graphics are great, especially if you own the definitive edition (the hair! 😍😂). if you don't care much about the puzzles being easy and almost non-existent, you won't find a lot to complain about, honestly.

This game is amazing- There's nothing better than soaring the skies of Skyloft on your very own Crimson Loftwing (: The characters are funny and unique and they really pull you into the 40+ hour story, depending on how much completion you want. The side quests are fun and original. Though the game tends to drag and may come over as repetitive... Three stones, three flames, three dragons, three songs... All in three areas! It still manages feel okay. Each time you revisit an area, they throw something new into the mix to keep it fresh. The game features a bit less exploration and an almost non-existing open world compared to other Zelda titles, but the levels and areas are grand in scale and the puzzles and obstacles littered throughout are fun for the most part. Definitely worth playing. The game holds up even today.

'Merlin' is a much better take on the Arthurian legend in my opinion. But still, not a bad show and I admire what they've done to make the story their own.