Recent reviews by Arturo The1

This is such a great game. You start by unpacking a child's bedroom and finding their neat little stuff. It's a very cute little adventure. Then you move onto the next level and the child is grown up some, and so has some of their things. You learn a little bit more about the character in every level as it tells you a little bit more every time. You see all of their life and their struggles and the game ends when the character gets her happy ending.

Unpacking does what it does so well.

And it leaves you wanting more! Letting the community create their own content and levels for other players to download and play would make sure this game lasts a life time and stays in the minds and hearts of playing fans.

If you ass a question, it will have an answer.

If you need to talk about butts with an NPC to get your chuckles, this game has that.

If you love culturally accurate representation, this game hits that spot right in it's nose.

"The End Is Nahual" is HILARIOUS NONSENSE WITH LOTS OF SENSE! I highly recommend it.

I played the previous games in this series, and I was so disappointed with this. I couldn't finish it. I could connect more with Chloe in Before the Storm as a character than I could with the cliches of this hispanic character. It felt very stereotypical and racist. And I am hispanic. The characters felt so disrespectful that I didn't even finish the game.

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I probably wouldn't play this if you are expecting a GPS or map of any kind. I played games like this without those features and going back it is hard to play. The map is very large and a lot of the missions are time based, so there is a lot of driving around and trying to figure out where the destination is. And plus you can get into trouble with police if you drive too fast so it requires a lot of trial and error to even progress in the game.

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I want to clean my house.

Sus

THIS GAME IS CRACK

I SAT UP UNTIL 5 AM PLAYING IT ON A WEEK DAY

I HAVEN'T LEFT MY HOUSE IN THREE DAYS

THIS GAME IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN BREATHING

Hard to say if I really recommend this game unless you like video game girl ass. Because DAMN she has a great ass!

As for the story, it's great and it builds up very well but fell short for me at the end when she confronts her father. So spoil alert if you don't want to know the story, go to the next paragraph for the gameplay review. She has this whole rebel thing, which is typical of a cyber-punk narrative. She finds out that her father is the founder of the corporation she has been rebelling against and instead of having a change of heart to show she had growth to not rebel against her father and refuse to remix his memories, she does the remix anyways and continues the rebelling to bring down the corporation and the memory market industry. And then you have to fight the man who has been guiding you along all this way the whole time because it turns out that he is actually the compiled memories of all the memories that nobody wanted to keep and he just wanted to commit suicide so he came up with this whole complex and crazy plot just to have you kill him. I would have liked the ending better and think it would tie the themes together more strongly if the main character had refused to remix the father's memories and then the "guide" had angrily revealed himself as the true enemy who just manipulated you and your memories so that he could control all of the memory industry from the inside and out since it is you who are the heir to the corporatation and the guide "Edge" had been telling you what to do all along anyways. And if Edge wasn't some machine that became sentient, it would be easier to dislike them if they were just some guy who is selfish and power hungry that manipulated you, your family, and all of the world just to gain power for themself and themself alone. But I liked her as a character. She has this whole missing identity thing and coming to find out who she is in a punk dystopian future world. And I like that about her. She's a great female protagonist. I just don't think her character arc had any sense of accomplishment.

So now onto the gameplay. It's not bad. It's very similar to Arkham Asylum with an added bonus. It allows you to remix the moves in the Combo Menu. Each move has it's own bonus such as a strong attack, regain health, recharge Sensen (special attacks), or link that multiplies the power of the previous effect. So you can have a large variety of these combos going on. And while that isn't a bad thing, the problem comes down to the execution. Once you finish an enemy, the combo ends. So you can't continue onto the next person. And oddly, some combos can't be finished on the same person if you jump over them unless you are very peculiar on how you do it. You have to press the button exactly once. So no button mashing, which is my first instinct when in a game like this. You have to be very slow and specific about the fights. Especially when you get to the later fights with elites who will return damage if you hit them. They don't have a weakness unless you use one of your specials that comes later. And so these enemies make you have to mix your combos to fight them specifically so that you can regain your health and reduce the cool-down timer on your special attacks. And that sort of takes out the random creativity of the combo mixing but you do kind of have a purpose for it now to build your attacks to fight those enemies specifically. If you understand that concept, you'll be fine. But I would bet that most people don't which makes it a bit of a counter-intuitive gameplay to have those two things in the same place at the same time.

Over-all I would say the game is fun in playing and watching the main character walk around and seeing her booty! Because I love her big booty! She's got a very sympathetic character and the gameplay is rough around the edges but nothing game-breaking. I'd give it a 10/10 but that would imply it's perfect so I will give it a 7/10/