Last Game You Finished and Your Thoughts MKII

Double post, dangit - but some eejit has reviewed Paper Monsters Recut for the website. I know - a game that everyone was dying to find out about.

Tales from the Borderlands: Episode One - Zer0 Sum, PS4


Not sure if you can call it the last game I finished as it's only episode 1 of 5 but I think in the old thread when people finished episodes of The Walking Dead they talked about them.

Anyway I downloaded the season pass as it was on offer & then there was the extra 10% off and as I've enjoyed what I've played of TWD, thought I'd give this a bash.

I don't know much about the Borderlands Universe but is one I like the look of but thankfully this game seems to be it's own story which only touches on the previous games unlike Game of Thrones which is set during the show & that universe that you kinda need to know what's going on. Hence why I didn't buy GoT as well due to not seeing season 4 of the show yet.



But the actual game is your standard Telltale Adventure game which you play more for the story and as this is set in the Borderlands Universe it can be funny which it is.

So not to go much more into it but if you like Telltale games and kinda interested in the Borderlands Universe & want something more light hearted then TWD then download this.

Also it has Troy Baker & Laura Bailey doing voice work which is always good.  

No score in till the complete season is done.

I am on a roll!

Bayonetta

Now when I tried this a few years back on ps3 I just didn't get or see the fuss over it at all, I didn't like the way it looked, the characters bugged me & the music felt out of place however I could see fun fighting mechanics underneath all that.

So when the sequel was announced I kept a close eye on it but didn't think I would be getting it & yet again be left confused when I see folk rave about it but then they announced the 2 games bundle I was swept up in the excitement & decided to give it another chance.

I'm really glad I did give it that second chance as it's one of those games that doesn't pretend to be anything else other than a game, in fact it smacks you in the face and shows you it's proud to be a game, anyhow I grew to really like the characters and the B movie-esque lines they would throw out & considering the games age the visuals during certain set pieces were excellent & the use of fly me to the moon is downright genius.

Score: Even though it could be really frustrating at times I still give this game Fun out of fun.

Yay, another bayonetta completer! Get on and play the second, it's more generous with the scores so it makes you feel like your skills from the first game really count for something.

Anyhoo, I just finished Bioshock 2. I absolutely loved it to bits and will right some more words later, about my experience of this game and the first one. I ought to try and get some poems done too, I haven't written many lately.

Bishock 2

Bioshock 2 : MuchbetterthanInfinite/10

Your mad bro

Drunkalilly wrote:

Yay, another bayonetta completer! Get on and play the second, it's more generous with the scores so it makes you feel like your skills from the first game really count for something.

I think I will play through something else first before starting the second just for a bit of variety but I am looking forward to it.

I left a fair gap between the two, as I finished the first on (Wii U) release and saved the second for Christmas. My skills didn't diminish in the meantime

Bioshock 2 definitely gets the Drunka 10/10

Bioshock should of got a 25/10 then

Bioshock 2
Here is a review.
Here's a poem. Its about how beautiful and terrifying the actual ocean is, but Rapture (and a girl's eyes, shut up I'm a romantic) inspired it.

If you can find me a real-life version of this plush, I will love you forever.
10/10

I'm not wrong it's my opinion that it didn't need to be made and isn't very good compared to the classic which is Bioshock. But might be similar to the dragon age talk on the podcast that I hold the first & ken levine in such high regard that I was always not going like what seemed like a cheap cash grab by 2k.

But I would check Minerva's Den DLC and go play the sublime Infinite.

I even remember buying a second 360 (elite) as mine (core) was in for repair due to RROD, just to play bioshock and something called halo 3 coming bit longer after those were the days when xbox had great exclusive.

mas wrote:

I'm not wrong it's my opinion that it didn't need to be made and isn't very good compared to the classic which is Bioshock.

I feel I have to say this again just because you say it's your opinion doesn't mean it can't be wrong, it's an opinion not a fact and Buska just has a different one from you.

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Anyhow I will return to playing these games myself one day...........bloody losing save data is the worst.

I agree if I said my opinion was the sky was green yeah I'm wrong as it's clear blue.

But when Drunka brings up in his review that I'm wrong, well I'm not I was telling him Opinion on why I thought he should of just skipped it.

Well my opinion is that your opinion is wrong.

For me, if it's a subjective matter, no opinion is wrong, as such - just different.

Well an opinion of good/bad can be wrong/right. An opinion on like/dislike can't. It's all terminology but we're all just joking around mas, no need to get worked up As much as I hate Majora's Mask it's not ACTUALLY bad. (We shall never speak of that again)

Drunkalilly wrote:

Well my opinion is that your opinion is wrong.

This.

ZeroJones wrote:

For me, if it's a subjective matter, no opinion is wrong, as such - just different.

& this.

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Also I can't judge the games myself as I haven't played either for long enough to see who I'd agree with however, mas, it just seems like when you put your point across that you are saying it's a fact.

Everything I have ever said, and everything I will ever say, from this day until my last day, is 100% bantz.

andyman949 wrote:

As much as I hate Majora's Mask it's not ACTUALLY bad. (We shall never speak of that again)

I'll hold you to that.

Tengami

The game where you 'play' through a child's pop-up book. You move your man about by tapping on the GamePad's touch screen and interact with puzzles in the same way. The puzzles can be challenging and abstract, though there is a Hint feature built in. It's very pretty and the (David Wise!) soundtrack is great but, as lush as it may be, Tengami falls down in a number of areas.

1) It's very short. There aren't many games you could fully complete on one charge of the GamePad - Tengami joins that exclusive club.

2) As you play on the GamePad, the TV is relegated to the status of 'speakers'.

3) There is no incentive to buy it on the Wii U when it's available for iOS for a fraction of the price (and it's a better fit for 3DS anyway).

It's difficult to rate this numerically, so a Jasterian

out of :idea:

@Most

Yeah maybe I did use the wrong terminology as I meant more like Andy said I dislike Bioshock 2 and you all pretty much know why, the game itself is fairly decent.

ZeroJones wrote:

Tengami

The game where you 'play' through a child's pop-up book. You move your man about by tapping on the GamePad's touch screen and interact with puzzles in the same way. The puzzles can be challenging and abstract, though there is a Hint feature built in. It's very pretty and the (David Wise!) soundtrack is great but, as lush as it may be, Tengami falls down in a number of areas.

1) It's very short. There aren't many games you could fully complete on one charge of the GamePad - Tengami joins that exclusive club.

2) As you play on the GamePad, the TV is relegated to the status of 'speakers'.

3) There is no incentive to buy it on the Wii U when it's available for iOS for a fraction of the price (and it's a better fit for 3DS anyway).

It's difficult to rate this numerically, so a Jasterian

out of :idea:

Haha! great wee review.

For some reason I thought tengami was the one where you fit the shapes into the silhouettes.