Tony Harris

This game is overhyped. As addictive as it is it has yet to be fulfilling as a true horror game. It has the essence of both resident evil and silent hill but truly lacks the horror of both. I’ve played The Evil Within expecting it to eventually dive into the “horror” which makes a game a horror game. Maybe it’s just me, maybe I’m just getting older but horror games used to actually be scary to play. For example some of the scariest games I’ve played are resident evil on play station and silent hill 4 the room on play station 2. I’ve yet to find something that truly fills that horror in video games like games of my past have. If anyone truly has or know of any horror games please feel free to let me know. Thank you.

Pokémon moon is a great continuation but that is shortly lived by countless pointless trainer battles. A good amount are unavoidable and have no reward besides money and exp. on top of all that it gets irritating that after all these generations you still can’t skip cutscenes or dialogue. I found no reason to face as many trainers as I was forced to besides the money they give which is not a substantial amount compared to storyline battles where you get money, poke balls, etc. If it does not pertain to the main story or hinder your progression in the game why are you forced to take part. For example the main story gives you a choice at times to continue the story/battle or continue when ready. It’s irritating for me as I’d like to focus on the main story and if need be I can train in the grass areas to level up my Pokémon. It’s sad they are still forcing the same things as they were back in Pokémon yellow.