Tea Wizard

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So just finished playing Wolfenstein: Youngblood and it is nowhere as good as the first two! Loads of side missions but these can get really repetitive quickly as you sometimes have to re-do the entire side mission map again as everything resets and respawns back to default so gets quite boring fast! The main story length is super short! It consists of a prologue, three towers and a final boss fight plus there is a cutscene near the end that was intriguing and they just brush it aside with no explanation! The co-op system between the two sisters is more of a nuisance and at times the AI for the NPC sister just doesn't work at all and can leave you feeling quite frustrated when your bleeding out and she just doesn't heal you resulting in lost lives. Was enjoyable however to go in guns blazing in true Wolfenstein Carnage and there are many more collectibles this time around! Sadly for the first time since becoming a fan of the Wolfenstein series, I just cant bring myself to play through the maps again to find all the collectibles and upgrade everything and upon completing the quite disappointing main campaign...I have already uninstalled it... Final verdict is this should have been promoted as a DLC expansion and not a full game as it just does not match up to the previous two nor does it add anything new to the franchise! Hopefully the next entry in the franchise will see a return to glory for the Blazkowicz Team!

A very interesting Sci-Fi title. From the beginning I was intrigued as to why the planet was lifeless and what had happened to the paradise it was supposed to be. The themes of ecological destruction were placed alongside the lore that could be found as you traverse the levels were great to pick up as it revealed the events that occured before your arrival onto the planet. The controls worked well although there were times, when using the jetpack that you could often overshoot your mark and some puzzles (while very basic) often required an hefty dose of clicking to solve. The addition of a mechanical arm seemed a bit pointless when the boulders that needed to be picked up by said arm were easily picked up by the Astronaut with seemingly little exhaustion. The storyline was fantastic however the overall runtime seemed far too long for the story it was telling and I had started to become slightly bored by the time I thought I had reached the end (turned out it wasn't) and as the game kept on going with more levels (which can be very big) I found myself starting to lose the interest and motivation to keep playing). I did perservere and enjoyed the ending but with a game that has no combat and your only actions are running and jumping, it may have been best to have made this game a lot shorter. Muscially, there is very little and it works brilliantly with the theme of a desolate planet and I did not find the absence of sound to be a negative. Overall, it is a fun sci-fi game to enjoy as a one time playthrough with a great theme that just requires a slight trim to its overall runtime!