Martin Westerman

I feel that alot of people and possibly online review sources maybe judged this game a little to early. Only going off the first few hours of the game and stopping to jump online and type away at how bad the voice acting is or how it feels unfinished. I think if they'd have just stuck with it for a few more hours before giving their reviews, there would have been alot more positive. I'm 30 hours into forspoken and I can tell you it dose get better. I'll admit it has a rocky start but once you get into the open world and start been able to fully use your magic and explore it becomes a whole different game, one that I'm truly enjoying. The parkor is done very well and is one of the best methods of traversal in a game I've experienced, you get a few more skills to it during the game that add to the fun. The enemies in the game give a very decent challenge with a good AI, the beast will flank you, surround you or just plane rush you which leaves you feeling satisfied to be victorious after encounters. I did feel a little disappointed at how easy the main story bosses were when facing them and I'm playing my game on hard mode, but there is plenty of tough enemies in the open world to give a real challange. 30 hours in an I'm still enjoying it. If your considering buying forspoken please just give it more time before you cast judgment on it, there's a great game just pass the start.

Welcome to the fifa of racing games. Zero originally, zero effort into creating something unique. You change the location an recycle everything else. It gets am extra star for looking good on my xbox series x and for been on gamepass. But I'm sorry I don't want to play the same game I played 5 years ago.

After the Avengers game Square Enix had to pull one out out the bag with this one to save face. Well I personally think this is a corker of a game. Been a fan of both the comics and the moves is was so happy to see all the references to characters an event that have taken place, the history is based more of the comics and dose a good job of giving info of the individual guardians back stories with collectibles to fine during the storie. The humor and dialog between the characters is much like the movies, lots of dry wit and back a forth rebuttals. Aspecially from Drax and Rocket. The story is fun to play though and keeps you wanting to further progress although the main events will playout in the same way you have choices throughout the game to make that will change to dialogs and outcome slightly. If you think mass effect but not on such a grand scale. The length of the game is surprisingly long took me around 20 hours to compleat although some people will complain if a game doesn't give at least 100 hours play I found this plenty. The combat overall is good for thos game, many people have complained that you don't get to play the other characters but I think this was not a lazy decision on the production side more purposefully. You play the leader for a reason, to give commands and control the the battle. There's some strategies involved during combat that do a ok job of keeping it from dipping. You have to use the guardians abilities and quills element weapons to you advantage otherwise just wailing on the tougher enemy's an the bosses will give little results. Given Squares last marvel effort a surprisingly great game that I'm glad is bought. I hope there's a volume 2.

Deathloops gives a very fresh take on the first person shooter. Gameplay may not be the most original or groundbreaking, but the concept of the loops and the progression thought the storie are more then enough to keep you entertained and moving forward. The only thing I can see that could let this game down would be the replayability. Once you've played though once you'd know all the enemy positions, patterns and I can see the concept of the game diminishing. Hopefully in the future there will be opportunities to randomise the game.

Been a marvel fan reading the comics from youth an watching the movies religiously, this game will very much appeal to the fan in you. The main campaign an the story is put together very well an this is were the game shines the best. But its very short, I completed the main story in less the 12 hours. An this is were things start to go a little down hill. After the main storie you do have quite a bit on end game content, but when you stop to look at it. Its basically the same 4 scenarios but played ot in different locations. Which after a day or so of grinding become very repetitive. Then there's the gear, lots an lots of gear like most loot focused games which I'm OK with, but what is the point when the game will then auto level all the enemies. I don't want it easy but I do want to feel like the time if put into my character was worth it. An when everything is just leveled out as soon as you gain some ground it just seems like there's not much point. So great story campaign but maybe could do witb a wider content on the end game. Hopefully won't take to long for square Enix to put more into it.