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I'm seeing a lot of people on either side, either saying it's great or terrible for one reason or another. I'd like to know what you guys think of it and why.
| It was fantastic | 10 | |
| It was okay | 4 | |
| It was terrible | 6 | |
| Other | 3 |
LOVED IT! I actually haven't played it myself, but I've seen the walkthroughs and stuff like that. I loved the little romance Ellie and Riley had "going on" even though they probably didn't know what they were feeling. A lot of video games (or any kind of media, in general) are just way too scared to put out a story line with characters that are, in some way, tied in with the LGBT community and that, my friends, is ver unfortunate.
That's one of the few things I liked about it, actually. Not surprisingly, that's also a reason some people hated it, lol. It's nice that Naughty Dog isn't afraid to include things like that. If you paid attention, there's even evidence that Bill in the main story was in a relationship with his partner. :]
Yeah, it was no surprise to me the homophobic backlash that came with the release of the game. And, I was confused as to why people were.....confused when they didn't realize Bill was gay......I thought it was pretty obvious. But yeah, gaming companies should be more open minded to this kinds of subjects and introduce them to their gaming audiences. Glad you weren't one of those homophobic assholes who hates Left Behind just because of the lesbian romantic relationship/feelings.
The feels man. The feels!
I loved it, especially how it actually had stuff to offer the story. It wasn't it's own separate thing, it was actually important in understanding Ellie. I'll admit I didn't like how it went back and forth in scenario. I really mainly cared about her and Riley. My god the videogame scene was by far the best thing I've seen in a game recently. It was like I was actually that ninja and I was actually fighting. Oh, and don't forget the puns! I swear those were the most authentic laughs I've heard in a videogame. I loved their chemistry, it seemed so real. When they were in the photo-booth, Riley and Ellie, man I just couldn't help but smile. It was adorable. Too cute for a post-apocalyptic world. That was the thing that I loved about it, it was surprisingly light-heated. But in no way was it tame, the danger was real. It was always lingering in the back of your head; but for awhile you forgot that the world turned to shit. That was why I liked the DLC, because it was nice to see people show their soft side.
I'll admit there were moments, where I was like "Riley don't do that, you'll attract a horde!" I'll admit I was criticizing Riley quite a bit, but I couldn't deny that I loved her. And I loved how she cared about Ellie enough to escape a Firefly camp and see her. Riley was a good friend, but I knew that she had to die. In the end though, it was necessary, otherwise nobody would have known that a girl holds to cure to save humanity.
In conclusion, I was awe-struck.
Pretty much all games for the GayStation 3 are a waste of time and money.