Gabriel Corporan Tejera

This game was made for me, literaly! Maybe the story of the first game was a little better (I mean, how would you top Zero Dawn´s spectacular story?), but this one was still really powerful. The ambients were so captivating it made me forget I was not Aloy sometimes, some characters became part of Aloy´s team and that boosted the game experience a lot, because they were all so interesting, and the top tier graphics... don´t have the right word to describe them. I don´t want to write too much here, but I´ve played hundreds of games in my life in many consoles, and HFW is on my top 10 of all times for a hundred reasons. It made me sad, it made me laugh, some boss fights left me shaking with adrenaline because they are very intense sometimes; This game is a masterpiece...

The sad fate of Game of Thrones comes back to burn once again, this time, inside a videogame. Lovable characters with years of character development and interesting stories told, ficticious places you would like to visit yourself, enemies you love to hate, powerful and iconic monsters; all of it and more, thrown to the ground just because of poor writing. While the show had a mother of dragons that let one of her dragon sons die by enemy fire just because she ¨forgot she was in enemy territory¨, the game had that ridiculous moment when the main protagonist is ready to take revenge on her nemesis after traveling for several days (and killing hundreds of partially innocent people) to find her and, just in front of her nemesis, decide to spare her life and help her get away safely just to change her mind again in a couple of minutes and force her to fight hand in hand, just to change her mind ONCE AGAIN and spare her life a second, and last, time. Considering the most valuable aspect of a game like this one has to be the writing, then it has to be decent at least, but it isn´t, at all. I don´t care what those critics bots say, I don´t recomend this game to anyone.