A list of the games I finished in 2014
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I liked it, but at the same time, it was extremely disappointing. Great characters, visually superb, probably the best acting in a video game to date, but the gameplay just wasn't fun, in fact it was just one extremely frustrating corridor after another and it made the game feel padded for length when it didn't need to be, this game was way too long. The ending was stupid, the last hour of the game pretty much ruined the story which wasn't that great to begin with.
This is the first time I've ever played a call of duty game, not as bad as I would have imagined, I really liked the dog, and that's about it, the rest of the game was all over the place. The lock on shooting really surprised me. Graphics were underwhelming for a ps4 game. Can't say I'll ever be looking to play another one but now I know what all the fuss is about first hand.
I'm really conflicted on this one, I really liked it, but mostly because of how unusual it was, not because it was a great game; in fact if this had been a dbz or some other anime licensed game I probably would have hated it, but it wasn't and I enjoyed it for it's great characters and constant over the top madness. Bad on Capcom for locking an integral portion of the game behind DLC, that's some real shameful shit right there and it's great content that should be played by everyone that plays this game.
It's been a long time since I last finished a jrpg, This game was exceptional, really glad I gave it a shot.
Much better controls than the first game. Graphics didn't blow me away, much shorter than I was expecting, but it was long enough and plenty of side stuff left to do, ending seems to come out of nowhere.
Really strange finishing this for the first time the day after finishing Second Son; the two games couldn't be more different yet somehow the same, this game was a real long slog with terrible shooting controls, frustrating and abundant enemies, hard ass boss fights, Second Son was a cakewalk compared to this game.
Thought the art style was fantastic, I liked the fairytale storyline, It was a bit easy. I really wish the game was voice acted, reading the awkward rhymes was fairly annoying after awhile, I guess it was out of the budget for a $15 game, but it was really the only part of the game that bugged me.
Liked the art style, story was interesting, stuck at one spot for about an hour, why do they make these games so easy then put one complete BS platforming section in the middle of the game, and the platforming isn't good to begin with. Other than that one spot, decent game overall.
I didn't like the combat system off the bat, but it really grew on me over the course of the game and I think its the best part of the game. I wish they did more with the non combat side of the game, it felt too linear, there is an environment puzzle at the start of the game then nothing, I think they could have done a lot more with that sort of stuff. Beautiful visual art and music, story is a bit lacking and the ending was a little severe, bravo for going there though. I will definitely buy whatever comes next from Supergiant.
I really didn't like this game, there are great parts to this game, the voice acting, the environment, best horizon I think in any game; but the controls for this game were awful and it was a constant irritation that went on forever. Story was a mixed bag, some great moments but I'm not a fan of westerns and this game seemed to be some sort of western story homage. It's done, but I didn't enjoy it and I'm even more confused by all the praise this game still gets.