Ryan Bennett

I’m so tired of seeing games being review bombed just because it includes female/gay characters. This doesn’t make a game political, it makes it more true to real life. This element of the narrative does not impact the gameplay or story in any way negatively. If playing as a female protagonist affects your experience so much that you feel the need to post a 1 star review, seriously take a look at yourself. This game is everything that you would want from a sequel. Better visuals, refined gameplay and mechanics, compelling story that keeps you hooked. The story is well written and a great continuation of the themes from the first game. Right and wrong all being a matter of perspective and all actions having consequences. Without giving spoilers, I for one appreciate it when a game developer takes risks and the curve ball thrown at you early on in the last of us part 2 had my heart absolutely racing. Don’t listen to the pathetic fragile masculinity in these reviews. Copying and pasting 1 review over and over because they can’t even be bothered to write their own thoughts. It’s embarrassing and I thought the gaming community was better than this. Objectively, this is a fantastic sequel that deserves every bit of praise.

Everything you could want from a new take on a main Pokemon game. Bringing a welcome new formula to the game whilst still keeping an authentic Gamefreak feel.

Masterpiece. The open world is bursting with unique and interesting things to do. Immersion and attention to detail is unlike anything I’ve seen in a video game. Absolutely breathtaking visuals. All for just £25! CD Projekt RED showing how it can and should be done.