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Oyuna başlamadan önce bunun rahatlatıcı türde bir yönetim oyunu olduğunu sanıyordum. Halk bana derdini anlatacak komik diyaloglar çıkacak güleceğim eğleneceğim diye bekliyordum ama seçimlerin sonuçları olan drama ve zor kararlarla dolu bir yolculuk görünce biraz şaşırdım. Beklentimin neredeyse tam tersi olsa da beklediğim kadar memnun bıraktı. Müzikleri harika, çizimleri güzel, hikayesi de fena değil. Gözümdeki en büyük eksiği belki daha fazla seçim olabilirdi. Ufak seçimlerim bile etkili ama aynı zamanda seçimlerin etkisi yeterli değil. Zor durumlarda oyun bazen seçim hakkı da vermiyor. Oyunun olayı seçimdi hani o zaman niye bana önemli seçimlerde seçenek sunmuyorsun? Tamam hikayeyi buna göre yazmışsın ama napayım yani. Bu yanı zayıf kalmış onun dışında çok bir eksiği gözüme çarpmadı. Buna rağmen yine keyif aldım ama seçimlere daha çok etkimiz olsaydı puanım çok daha yüksek olurdu.

Oyunun başından sonuna kadar sıkıldığım hiçbir anı olmadı ve bu oyunun gerçekten hakkının yendiğini düşünüyorum. Bulmacaları, platform ögeleri, combatı hepsi harika özellikle bulmacalarına bayıldım. Platform konusunda zaten PoP markası zaten bu türün yapı taşlarından birisi ve bu oyun da markanın adını bir adım daha öteye taşıyor. Combat kısmında "öğrenmesi kolay, ustalaşması zor" kafasında bir yapı var. Ustası olduğumu iddia edemem ama elimden geldiğince her mekaniğin hakkını vermeye çalıştım ve hepsine bayıldım. Metroidvania türünde uzman değilim ama foto kaydetme gibi ögeleriyle bu türe yakışmayı geçip ileri bile taşımış. Tek sıkıntısı çıkışta gereksiz yüksek bir fiyat biçmişler ve bu da oyunu ciddi anlamda sakat bırakmış. Kime sorarsanız sorun bu oyun için 50 dolar çok der. Zamanla 40 ve en sonunda da hakkı olan 30 dolara inmiş ama çok geç kalmışlar. Bir de oyundan Ubisoft logosu kalksa eminim 100 puanlar havada uçuşurdu. Benim için 10 etmez ama 9 ile 9.5 arasını zorlar.

The crux of my problem with Injustice 2 is that I deeply hate the writing here. I understand that the first game was built on a "Superman-gone-evil" story, but Injustice 2 takes it to new depths. The core story begins with Supergirl arriving on Earth looking for Kal-El, hoping to warn the world of the approaching forces of Brainiac but, of course, things are out of whack in the wake of the defeat of Superman's tyrannical Regime. Batman and Superman are forced to put their problems aside to defend the world against Brainiac, but unfortunately NetherRealm's unbridled hatred of DC's characters shines through any of the writing as heroes made vicious and frankly unhinged actions that are entirely out of even the remotest line for their characters. It's a very good thing that the combat is even better than the first game's. Everything runs extremely fluidly and with a wonderful sense of impact and weight, and if you can sink into it you will find yourself immersed into a fighting game filled with creative characters and fun combat. However, there's another black mark against Injustice 2, and that is the extremely aggressive strategy of microtransactions and expensive DLC. Characters can equip gear to augment their stats, which would be great were it not the fact that the only way to earn gear is to crack lootboxes. You can earn some lootboxes in-game but you're definitely expected to fork out tons of real cash to get these normally. No, NetherRealm, I will not. Check out my full review! The Almighty Backlog, review #36: https://thealmightybacklog.wordpress.com/2019/03/27/injustice-2/

A fantastic sequel that improves on almost everything from the first game. The present day sections with Desmond are still dull, but the new Renaissance Italy setting and main character, Florentine playboy Ezio Auditore, are a huge leap forward from Altair's grim face and the bleak landscape of the 12th century Holy Land. Ezio's story is much more engaging than Altair's, a multi-year tale of revenge as he tracks down the Templar conspirators that murdered his father. The open world has far more stuff to do than the first game as well, with a smattering of side-content to do, although none of it is more fleshed out than races or the odd assassination contract. The combat is also still sluggish, although it's at least more forgiving than the first time around. Still, huge leaps forward in terms of writing, characterization, and world-creation! Check out my full review! The Almighty Backlog, review #35: https://thealmightybacklog.wordpress.com/2019/03/17/assassins-creed-ii/

This might be a touch controversial, but I love this game even more so than its beloved predecessor. I say this without hyperbole: I think KOTOR II is the finest Star Wars game ever made, and I hold it next to works like Andor and the original Thrawn trilogy as the absolute pinnacle of the Expanded Universe. The reason is in the game's writing. Set some years after the events of the first game, we are the Jedi Exile - one of the very last Jedi in a galaxy torn apart by Revan and Malak's war. The Exile returns to the galaxy to find it shattered; there's a bounty for any remaining Jedi, and a hidden coven of Sith hunt us, desperate to destroy the final vestiges of their hated enemy. The characters at the centre of the story are exceptionally written, chief among which is Kreia. A blind old Jedi, she functions as a twisted mirror to Obi-Wan in Episode 4, a broken, bitter, and twisted mentor who constantly questions our morality and weaves plots and nasty whispers in our ears. The result is a vicious deconstruction of many of Star Wars' central concepts as characters orbit around the Exile, providing a dark, warped, deeply philosophical take on the franchise. Of course, KOTOR II is perhaps most infamous for its incredibly short development time, and as a result it has a ton of cut content such that many consider it an unfinished game. And yet, I honestly don't think that matters. What is here is nigh-perfect in my mind, an unrivalled story that showcases the best of Obsidian's work. Check out my full review! The Almighty Backlog, review #18: https://thealmightybacklog.wordpress.com/2018/05/28/star-wars-knights-of-the-old-republic-ii-the-sith-lords/

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