Jeflown

Great game, although I will say the game trivializes its gameplay about halfway through and the story kinda peters out around the same time.

Story-Spoiler Free. The game is resource heavy and even the best PC's will lag in spots. The save feature is clever, but underutilized. It leaves the feature being nothing more than a time waster. Some of the subtitles do not match the voice overs Animatronics will bug out and freeze. In spite of that, the game delivers where it counts. The Visuals are worth every bit of the 80gb download. The story and the characters will satisfy fnaf fans and newcomers alike. Plenty of voice overs to help with immersion. And the mechanics are a pleasant blend of all the previous games.

Force feeds leftist propaganda within two episodes, including a monologue about the injustice of traditional gender roles. Plus, huge plot holes with a suddenly talkative Tree-kun; who remained silent throughout the entirety of InuYasha, including the 50 years DogBoy was pinned to said tree. Another series ruined by post-millenia woke-itis.

Writing this in spite of my nostalgia. Played the game quite a bit, exploring and taking my time with it. At the end of all of it, I'll say it's the best installment of the series I've played in 19 years. That says a lot for the game, both good and bad. Plenty of other developers have made rpgs that surpasses this game by leaps and bounds though. It's nothing truly impressive when compared to other developers' games. I disliked the limited abilities of party AI. You've got to stop the flow of combat to access others skills or switch to direct control, and that just kills the mood in combat. Control outside of combat can be clunky as well. To the point of frustration. Suddenly limiting movement speed, locking the camera angle, all manner of annoying snippets to make you want to scream out. Graphics were beautiful. Kinda had a Fallout 3/4 vibe, but with a unique twist that made it it's own. At the end of the day, You've already decided if you're going to get this game or not. You don't need my opinion on it. But if you are on the edge of a decision and want input, then I'd say pass this up until it's on sale. It's not so great that you should gleefully chuck $60+ for it. If you're a FF stan, as I said before... you were gonna buy this anyway. I did, anyway.

I finally got convinced to play this game, and sadly I was disappointed. It's literally a mashup of LoZ and minecraft. And that's all there is to the game. It's a sandbox game where you try to find temples and shrines for the loot to boost you up to handle the "End"game. I think it's fine for those(which are clearly the majority) that want this mashup existence, and it doesn't necessarily mean that they shouldn't enjoy it. But I personally don't enjoy the open sandbox Zelda.