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... bringing back the magic of classic, and modern, Disney characters in a vibrant, interactive world.

It feels like stepping into a childhood dream, where you can explore familiar places, help beloved characters, and build your very own whimsical village.
For a long-time fan, as myself, it evokes all the best memories of a simpler time - cozying up, while watching Disney movies.

Investigating Crimson Manor, is not an easy job. You are put through some intricate puzzles, and what's more important - an interesting story about a man, who's thirst for the fountain of youth, supersedes the consequences it may have on his very own family.

The puzzle-part was alright - but the story was amazing!

Such a wholesome story!
Female empowerment combined with a theme of eco-consciousness - what's not to love ?

Just your typical hidden figures kinda game, but with CATS, so #WorthIt

New World is one of those games that has tremendous potential, with its gorgeous graphics, variety of quests, option to build a wholesome community who gathers for bloodlusty warpaths.
It is also one of those games, where you somewhere down the road just have to accept the fact that the game will forever be buggy, laggy, annoying - sometimes even infuriating, in its gameplay, especially for PvP that seems rather unbalanced as it is. Laggy combat - is never fair combat.

I, myself, have really enjoyed diving into the world of New World - but I dare say, the mechanics may be what draws you in, but it is the Company (Shout out to Invictus Gold on Muspelheim) that makes you want to stay.

To proper review this game, I first have to fetch my blue eyeshadow, perm my hair and quote the almighty Twisted Sister ;

So, if you ask me why I like the way I play it
There's only one thing I can say to you
I wanna rock! (ROCK!)
I wanna rock! (ROCK!)
I wanna rock! (ROCK!)
I wanna rock! (ROCK!)

Super grating experience 🥕

HATE the controls.. Like, hate hate abso-fudging-lutely LOATHE the controls..

10/10 gonna buy when it's released, IF they fix this wee issue !!!!

the feeling I am left with, after playing The Last Campfire.
While the puzzles are pretty simple and straightforward, the depth of the dialogue is definitely not - it is thought provoking, and I love it.
Furthermore, the little fellas are so adorable - while they don't vary much in appearance, they all add a little je ne sais quoi to the atmosphere.
Now, is the narrator really necessary ? perhaps not, but it doesn't bother me to the same affect as other reviewers have described.

All in all - I loved it. I don't even need a sequel, because it was perfect from start to end.