Aaron Facey

Basically far cry but with blue people. The crafting mechanics were irritating as many components needed luck to find. The story wasn't overly compelling and the travel mechanics are introduced in a weird order. Not a bad game but not one you'll think of once you put it down

An unoriginal but ultimately enjoyable film. It's no Oceans 11 but it does what it sets out to do and it does it well enough that you'll enjoy yourself. It didn't need a connection to the Army of the Dead but that connection doesn't really hurt the film either.

Honestly the weakest entry for the franchise since Origins. Feels more like glorified DLC than a full game. The combat is the worst the game has seen and the map is fairly empty and lifeless. Doesn't expand the story so it has no value

The show feels like it's trying so hard to shock and move the viewer that it's become exactly what its supposedly a criticism of. I felt physically uncomfortable watching the show and gave up part way through the third episode.

Genuinely confused who the target audience for this was. It has nothing in common with the source material, the humour doesn't hit, the meta commentary gets old and irritating and the writing is pathetic. It's a shame as the animation is fantastic and the animators talents are being wasted by a hack "comedian" and writer.

The show is nothing but an attempt to cash in on the nostalgia of the original. The comedy is bland and the cast lack the chemistry of the original show.

Fun but it has all the flaws of the originals and has made no effort to improve the game. If you have the originals don't bother and if you've never played them give this a miss as it's a step back from the last few games. The art style doesn't look good and some pokemon and models look like they weren't properly designed.

This game is brilliant. It really captures the spirit of New Vegas in a new setting and is the most fun I've had with a game in a while