Richard Young

Far inferior to TLOU 1. Technically and graphically speaking, its a marvel, but unfortunately that is all TLOU 2 has to offer. The game feels like it drags on towards feeling like a side-quest that is far too long in an attempt to create empathy, rather unsuccessfully by the way. The AI are about as dumb as ever, if not more so. A lot more game-play, but feels SUPER stale after a while, revealing the uninspired improvements to game-play that isn't meant to be stretched over this amount of time. The game could have very well been 10 hours less and still come to the same conclusion. An upset for me was definitely how character and plot was approached, they have shoe horned way too many new characters in this game and already existing ones have seemingly changed in equivalence to Game of Thrones S8. The story in of itself is very lacking, with the game resorting to other ways to shove in as much plot as possible, making the story of the writers very convoluted and not thought through as much as it should have.