Christian Trincado

I’ll be completely honest, the first few hours were very interesting, especially the start. I was having fun playing and then I felt the game started to feel a bit dry or repetitive. I put down the game for about a month and picked it back up a few weeks ago and the story captivated me. I became very attached to Arthur Morgan and by the endgame it almost feels like you’re John just watching what Morgan does. You watch your whole camp fall apart and members disappear or die. The game attaches you to these people to rip them from your arms and give a sense of sadness never before felt in a game. No matter what path you choose, Arthur’s ending is basically the same. An outcast trying to do one last thing correctly. I personally chose the path to help Marston, and don’t think I would’ve done it any other way. There are emotional touches throughout, all the way down to the moment with your horse just before the end. I can honestly say that this is the only game that has ever made me want to cry because of the ending. 10/10

This movie was very disappointing from a person who thoroughly enjoyed the first. Quite a depressing ending in the sense that it didn’t live up to what they were trying to convey. The saddest part about this movie is that it had so many great things going for it in the score, the actors abilities, even much of the writing, but it could not live up to what it was presenting. A movie I really wished I could’ve enjoyed ended up as a wet fart, somewhat exciting but in the end unwanted and uncomfortable.