Felt like playing Resident Evil Remake with a sprinkling of classic Silent Hill.
Has limited saving like Resident Evil - you collect tapes which is the games version of Ink Ribbons. I like the limited saving but at first I thought I was not going to get very far as you only collect one tape at a time (maybe two if you are lucky), but in the final third of the game I found that the tapes were more generous - near the end of the game I had about 5 or 6 tapes I could use to save.
8/10
Gameplay
Highlighted Track: Father
Avalanche Reviews: TS Modern Survival Horror Masterpiece
Played on: PS5 (Played PS4 version through backwards compatibility)
I am not a huge Stars Wars fan but like the first 3 movies. Do like playing some Star Wars games, but just could not get into these games.
I played the first 5 missions of the first game in the collection and I did enjoy my time but after a while the missions seemed to become rather repetitive with not much variation so I decided to retire the game.
But I decided to revisit the first Jedi Knight and have since taken the collection out of retirement. I have been finding the game to be not great and not terrible. Sometimes it can be incredibly frustrating (especially with the slippery movement when platforming) but it is compelling enough where I wanted to continue with the game. The save at any time helps with the frustrating points.
When I finally completed the game on the light side I went back to a previous save and completed the final level after the main character decided to join the dark side. It was a nice touch to see the game play out on the last levels via the good and bad sides of the story.
Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy completed on 15/06/2024 6.5/10
Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy Review
Highlighted Track: Korriban Dark Explore
That is one game completed from the Star Wars two game collection - Jedi Knight II is the next game to start, but I want to have a break from playing another Star Wars game immediately after completing the first Jedi Knight title. So this collection is not classed as completed until I have finished the second Jedi Knight game. I was hoping to have the Jedi Knight collection fully completed by the end of June, but that not might happen anymore - it depends on how long the next game I choose to play takes me to complete before I go back to the Jedi Knight Collection.
Now, I do not normally purchase DLC but I enjoyed my time with The Callisto Protocol and happily there was a sale on the DLC at around £4 instead of £12, so I ended up purchasing the DLC.
I enjoyed the DLC overall and it added around 3 hrs 40 mins to the 14ish hours I had already experienced with the main game.
Played on: PS5 (Downloaded the free PS5 update through the physical PS4 copy)
Not really a fan of Guilty Gear or fighting games (apart from the odd exception) in general, but I saw this game in action and the art looked spectacular - I wanted to control some of that lovely 2D animation.
It has great reviews but this game is just not for me.
Summary
Completed:
Tormented Souls Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy The Callisto Protocol The Callisto Protocol DLC: Final Transmission Retired:
Guilty Gear Strive So for the month of June I managed to complete three full games and 1 DLC .
Is that a lot for one month or not much at all?
Do I bring shame to fellow gamers by only completing 3 games this month or is 3 games completed in a month seem like I spent way too much time gaming?
Will I be able to complete my main backlog any time soon?
So, how long will it take to finish my planned backlog? Weeks? Months? 1 Year? Two Years? Five Years?
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