Juan Macias

Don’t believe any of the critic reviews giving it a 2/5. It would seem we live in a world where developers push out copies games every year, and critics seem to only praise games with gimmicky multiplayer. But honestly, I have been waiting for a single player game with an intriguing story and gameplay where I make the decision not the linear setting, and by no means are the maps linear. The game also makes you feel connected with others players, as there were numerous times I found myself looking up a giant mountain thinking to myself “how will I get up this” and loading in the next day to find some grapples and ladders aiding in my adventure. Just so many aspects like this make me love this game, it’s definitely worth a buy.