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I usually tend to make my own mind before purchasing a game and totally ignore the buzz. I read reviews and opinions after I experienced it first hand. Sometimes, to check if it's worth my dough, I watch a bit of let's play and ignore the comments. Although my rules of acquisition are a bit more complex, I got ME Andromeda for a single reason: if it has Mass Effect in the title, I play it first and complain later.…
"Oh-wee" it's the critter's way to express himself whenever he admires or enjoys something. It became my catch phrase for months. So, "oh-wee" to this game. Colorful and well drawn, looks like the most beautiful kid's book. It's full of playful innocence, so if you need to escape in a make-believe world and leave all your worries behind for a couple of hours, it's the best choice. It's nice that you can switch…
I played Mass Effect 3 with previous saves from 1 and 2. I am "normal" Mass Effect fan and I was born to be Shepard. So, I had to play 3. I red bad reviews and I tried to postpone it as long as possible. I liked it only because it was build on its ancestors. Kaidan is lobotomized, unnecessary drama with Krios, moronic Mordin death, buggy cover places and laggy controls...a looong, long list. The Rachni Queen and…
I played Mass Effect 3 with previous saves from 1 and 2. I am "normal" Mass Effect fan and I was born to be Shepard. So, I had to play 3. I red bad reviews and I tried to postpone it as long as possible. I liked it only because it was build on its ancestors. Kaidan is lobotomized, unnecessary drama with Krios, moronic Mordin death, buggy cover places and laggy controls...a looong, long list. The Rachni Queen and…
Read the full review Can't skip it if u're a fan, though you'll hate it
The game looks beautiful, polished, detailed and offers you the chance to feel like a kid on more time.The evil cat is brilliant. Smart puzzles, efficient way to test your solution, though something I can't exactly pinpoint does't motivate you to eagerly return after you closed it. Still trying to figure out why.
Loved it from the first minutes of play. It's genuine science-fiction and it's one of the few point-and-clicks that didn't get me nagging about puzzle construction. It touches difficult subjects like cloning, "are embryos real human beings?", virtual immersion addiction, even cannibalism for snobs, and it does it in the most elegant way ever: shocking without being disturbing. So, if you crave for classic SF and…
