Donsimus Prime

Loved this game untill the ending that essentially gives you ZERO reward for finishing the game, either in the story or the post game gameplay. No spoilers but things literally get worse in Yara after you "win" and your victory is as hollow as they come. This isn't because of some dark gritty narative choice. They literally just toss the narrative aside and ramp up the difficulty throw in a set of weekly challenges and call it good, so did I, deleting the game, since there is zero replay value.

Was really liking it until m knight level plot twist of ridiculousness that then causes you to ask a million questions that call the entire story into question.

Far Cry 5, a game so good you can't stop playing it, with a story so bad you instantly shut off the console every time they try to drag you kicking and screaming down the main story plot. The Game itself is fun on wheels. With all the usual far cry bells and whistles..the side missions are fun and inventive.. the activities are very entertaining. But the main story...dear god. I was mashing for the cut scene skip button every time I was FORCED into the main story by progressing in an area. And I do mean FORCED. it's the only game I've ever played that literally hogtied the player wherever they may be on the map and drags you unconcious to the main plot area where you have to endure hellish cut scenes with no ability to skip ANY of them.

We loved it. The only two numbers where we preffered the 1999 version were Rum Tum Tugger and Memories, which is not to say they are bad at all, they just don't quite rise to the level of performance we got in 1999. This is more than made up for however by fantastic versions of nearly every other song in the show. Bustopher Jones and Magical Mr Mistopheles and a rousing tap version of Skindleshanks are three of the best and do NOT get me started on the beautiful and haunting song that Webber collaborated with Taylor Swift on to add to the film version, a song so good that you will want it added to all stage performances yet to come! The film creates an actual story..with a coherent narrative..something I feel is lacking from the stage versions no matter how much I love them. There are odd artistic choices. Like making the cat's bodies basically naked and lightly furred but with realistic moving ears and tails but then leaving the faces almost entirely human. But honestly you will be past that by the end of Jellicle cats and just enjoying the singing and dancing and elaborate production. If you like Cats..or musicals in general., go see it! You won't be disappointed.