James Trainor

Characters - Extensive, diverse cast that have massive amounts of character development as the story goes on. Story - Linear mostly, lots of twists and surprises to keep you intrigued but feels a little drawn out for chapter 4, very enjoyable. Gameplay - Nice investigation sequences, love the board game style. Reading the critic reviews a lot didn't read the tutorial and tried to skip through and therefore got stuck. (Mostly due to most mainstream critics not liking visual novels and trying to skip through them). Sound and music is brilliant. Final thoughts: NIS's attempt at a Danganronpa style game and they've hit it out of the park. 9.5/10 and you get around 32-38 hours of gameplay out of it. Pros: Characters, story, sound and gameplay Cons: Pacing a little slow for chapter 4, would have liked a bit of DLC

8.7/10 Ridiculously underrated, the characters are unique and likeable, the 1st 2 chapters plot was a bit so so but the other 5 were really good. Somewhat similar to the ace attorney investigation games with regards to investigating a crime scene and confronting the culprit. Also excellent mastermind villain for the game. A lot of twists and turns as well Seriously pick this one up if you have the chance

Console version 5/10, Ds version 2/10 (one of the worst games I've played) If you want to play a good modern bond game play QOS or Bloodstone. For goldeneye, the character models are original but weird, level design and gameplay is repetitive and boring. A lot of unoriginal aspects done poorly is my summary. Stealth is there but the player isn't really rewarded to use it unfortunately, honestly just an average cod reskin. It's a shame cause it did have plenty of potential

So King's game/Osama Game hmmm, it gets quite a bad rep. I honestly thought it was pretty middle of the road, I'd say 6-7/10. The characters actually felt real throughout the series and some were actually interesting, the horror was definitely there. There are plenty of plotholes, too many time jumps and it's far too short. Also there's little character development but that's excused since the series is 12 episodes long Oh and the dub is better imo

Insanely good, 10/10. Excellent character development, action, plot. Without spoiling, a lot of twists are thrown at you all at once so can be hard to follow sometimes

Insanely underrated, reminds me of a combination of Death Note and Danganronpa.

Awesome film. Had really good action, good character development and plot. Obviously the CGI is painfully noticeable, Anakin can come across as too whiny and the love scenes between Anakin and Padme could have been done better. People claim it to be boring because of the politic parts, but you kind of need those scenes to explain what is happening in the galaxy. People are quick to hate it but Attack of The Clones is a solid movie. P.S. The original and prequel trilogies are almost perfect.

Think of it as a 4 episode story arc (4 clone wars episodes rolled into one movie). It's severely underrated, I think the plot is a bit disjointed at some points but the action, the banter and the characters are awesome. It also was the starting point for easily the best TV show of all time.