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Rikki_Rollo
My top 5 favourite movies:
1. Sonic the Hedgehog (2020)
2. Despicable Me
3. Lights Out
4. A Quiet Place
5. Midsommar
My Top favourite games:
1. Until Dawn
2. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare (2019)
3. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Little Hope
4. Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition
5. The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan
My Most Anticipated games:
1. The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes (2021)
2. Kena: Bridge of Spirits
3. Resident Evil: Village
My most anticipated Movies/TV shows:
1. Sonic the Hedgehog 2 (2022)
2. Sonic Prime (2022)
3. A Quiet Place Part II (2021)
4. Antlers (2021)
Ratings
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Reviews
The Dark Pictures: Little Hope (2020)
It's Alright.
I think Little Hope is okay. The story is really good and better than Man of Medan, but the game has some flaws. I think the story feels a bit slower than Man of Medan, the QTE's are way too easy, easier than Man of Medan and Until Dawn, and it's easier to keep everyone alive towards the end. The ending however was a bit shocking and a little disappointing, and some jumpscares are repetitive and predictable.
Overall, the game looks good and the game does an okay job at jumpscares.
The Dark Pictures: Man of Medan (2019)
A great game but with a slow story.
The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan. A horror game by Supermassive Games. Yes we all know them well enough to know how great their 2015 PS4 hit Until Dawn was. This title has the same mechanics. You walk around as different characters and find secrets. Pretty simple.
Man of Medan is one of those games where it can sometimes gives out little scares towards those who haven't played a game like this before. It's story, however, is a little slow. Yes it has to introduce the characters first before the game can actually begin, but I will say this. Man of Medan's horror themes don't start until later in the game. Once you play it over and over again, you'll get used to it. Also, if you played Until Dawn a lot just to find all of those secrets and totems, then the particular jumpscare isn't really that scary, in a way that the horror theme for Man of Medan and Until Dawn starts to die down. The way Man of Medan introduces the horror location isn't that surprising. I mean, it's the way the story was set out. Also, the players don't really get the chance to connect with the characters. It is a short playthrough because of the less amount of characters you'll be playing as but it's a short process. If you were to play Man of Medan twice or even three times, then you'll probably see a connection towards the characters.
I like the feature where Supermassive Games introduced the Curator's Cut, where the player will play in a different perspective. Again, this may help get the player to connect with the characters during their playthrough. I will say one thing. Man of Medan did an excellent job on the casting. However, I only got to connect to the character Conrad, and everytime I'd play as him, I enjoyed those moments even more than I did before. I would get excited when I got to play as Conrad.
Conrad is one of those people you hate when you first boot up the game but overtime, you will start to like him more than before, like I did.
Supermassive Games did a great job on the game but the story is tacky in my opinion. Let's "Hope" (See what I did there) that Little Hope's story is a little bit better than Man of Medan.
Hopefully anyway.