This game was a long time coming for me, as I was always highly interested in it. From the opinions of people who played it before me, it seemed like people either really enjoyed it, or really didn’t like it that much. I’ve never played the original games before, so I had nothing to base this game on going in, but I really enjoyed my experience here. The story was really weird and hard to follow, especially the ending, but overall the game was a pleasant experience. The one level where you sneak around an abandoned insane asylum was really cool and thought was the peak part of the entire game. Being able to sneak around and do things at your own leisure was a lot of fun, and I feel like if you really take the time to sit down and 100% the game, it wouldn’t be that hard to do so. I guess now I can take this experience and compare it to the original, older games and see what I think.
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Let’s Play Immortus Temporus (100% Achievements Run)
I found this indie game on the Xbox marketplace after finding out about it on TrueAchievements. The achievements are way different on Steam than the Xbox, which is really strange! The game itself can be pretty fun once you figure out what’s happening, and I ended up playing a lot more than required for the…
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Let’s Play Return to Grace (100% Achievements Run)
Wasn’t sure what to expect on this game I found deep inside the Xbox PC Gamepass catalogue, but was intrigued by the story is was trying to tell. The achievements aren’t too bad, just expect to play through certain bits a few times for different endings. Lost humanity, planets, technology and different AI is the…
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Let’s Play An Evil Existence (100% Achievements Run)
This indie game I found on the Xbox One had a lot of puzzles and a lot of Resident Evil 7 inspiration going into it. Some of the achievements were a bit confusing, so together with commentary from Cokesodacan, we were able to hunt down all the missables and get everything for the full completion…