But as I said, I more or less excused the game for this since my laptop was the reason this was happening, and I didn’t have another way of playing it. And so each conversation was like a battle to the death with my impatience because after any sentence would end, I was generally waiting an extra minute or 2 to hear the response to it because the talking animation is still going. In any case, it took decades for a single scene to happen because there’s a lot of conversation in this game and talking speed is fine, but the animations for characters talking is incredibly slow because of the aforementioned potato-ism.
In its defense though, my laptop isn’t too good for gaming. Immediately once I start playing it, the first thing I notice is that this game runs like a potato on my laptop. Months later, after being very high on my radar for quite a while, I finally got it and by this time, I’m looking incredibly forward to it. You are Alex, and you’ve just brought your new stepbrother Jonas to an overnight island party gone horribly wrong.” It has very positive reviews on steam, particularly positive reviews off of Steam, there seems to be an element of thriller to it–which I appreciate–secluded ghost island as a setting, gorgeous stylized graphics, the choices matter tag, so when I see this I’m thinking this game looks like something right up my alley.
Instead, I’d like to tell you about Oxenfree: The most disappointing game I played all year.Īs its described on Steam, “Oxenfree is a supernatural thriller about a group of friends who unwittingly open a ghostly rift. When talking about the worst that gaming had to offer this year, I could pick the low hanging fruit by talking about No Man’s Sky or Mighty No.9 but there’s very little to say about them that hasn’t already been said at this point. As 2016 comes to a close, gamers everywhere are talking about gaming’s best and worst of the year.
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