Ostatnie recenzje napisane przez użytkownika KōTei (ツ)

Tell Me Why – A Masterpiece of Emotional Storytelling
Review by KōTei

Introduction

Tell Me Why is an interactive narrative adventure developed by Dontnod Entertainment, the creators of Life is Strange. This game is an emotionally charged, beautifully crafted experience that delves into family, identity, and the power of memory. Set in the picturesque yet mysterious town of Delos Crossing, Alaska, it follows the journey of twins Tyler and Alyson Ronan as they uncover secrets from their past.

The Siblings – A Bond Beyond Words

Tyler and Alyson are among the most well-written characters in modern gaming. Their relationship is the heart of the story, and their deep, unbreakable connection is portrayed with authenticity and warmth. Tyler, one of the first transgender protagonists in mainstream gaming, is represented with care and nuance, while Alyson’s internal struggles and determination make her equally compelling. Their ability to communicate telepathically adds a unique dynamic to the gameplay, making every choice feel deeply personal.

Episode 1 – A Door Opens

The game starts with an immediate emotional weight, drawing players into a mystery wrapped in nostalgia and pain. The first episode masterfully introduces Tyler and Alyson’s journey, setting the stage for revelations, heartbreak, and reconciliation. The beautifully detailed world and engaging puzzles immerse the player in the twins' reality, making it easy to care for their journey.

Episode 2 – Family Secrets

This chapter deepens the mystery as the past unravels further. The emotional stakes rise as the twins navigate their relationships with the people of Delos Crossing. Every conversation, every decision, and every memory reshapes how they perceive their mother and their own childhood. The weight of their choices is felt profoundly, making this episode one of the most gripping in the series.

Episode 3 – The Truth Behind the Memories

The final episode is a breathtaking culmination of all the emotions, memories, and choices made so far. The game does a phenomenal job of handling trauma and healing in a way that feels deeply personal and impactful. Without spoiling anything, the emotional depth in this chapter is unforgettable, leaving a lasting impact on players.

My Journey – Every Achievement Unlocked

I was so captivated by Tell Me Why that I made sure to explore every dialogue, every memory, and every hidden detail. I achieved all the achievements, uncovering every secret this story had to offer. From the smallest interactions to the major turning points, I experienced it all, and I can confidently say that this game rewards curiosity and emotional investment in the best possible way.

Final Thoughts

Tell Me Why is an exceptional storytelling experience that sets a new standard for narrative-driven games. The writing is heartfelt, the voice acting is phenomenal, and the visuals bring Delos Crossing to life with stunning beauty. Every moment spent with Tyler and Alyson is meaningful, and the choices feel weighty, adding a strong sense of player agency.

This is not just a game—it’s an experience that stays with you long after the credits roll.

Rating: 10/10 – A storytelling masterpiece by Dontnod. A must-play for anyone who loves emotional, character-driven games.

— KōTei

Playing Assassin's Creed Valhalla was an unforgettable experience for me. As someone who enjoys deeply immersive worlds and compelling narratives, Valhalla pulled me into the Viking Age like no other game. From the brutal landscapes of Norway to the vast open fields of England, the realism and attention to detail were truly impressive.

Realism,

The level of realism in Valhalla is something I really appreciated. The environments were stunning, from the icy mountains of Norway to the misty, dense forests of England. Each area felt meticulously crafted, and the historical accuracy was evident in everything from the Viking longships to the weapons and armor. As I explored the world, I couldn’t help but feel like I was actually living in the time of the Vikings.

The combat also felt incredibly satisfying. The weight of the weapons, the brutal kills, and the ability to raid villages all made the game feel real and intense. What really stood out was the sense of being part of a Viking raid—wielding massive axes and shields in hand-to-hand combat while also commanding longships in the open sea. It was exactly what I had hoped for in a Viking game.

Story,

The story of Valhalla really hit home for me. Eivor, the protagonist, is such a complex character, and their journey resonated with me in ways I didn’t expect. It’s not just about raiding and conquest; it’s about identity, legacy, and personal growth. Eivor’s struggle with their past and their quest for power felt deeply personal and made me think about my own decisions in life.

As I played through the main story and side quests, I found myself getting emotionally invested in the characters and the world they lived in. The relationships Eivor forms with allies and enemies alike felt meaningful, and the game’s exploration of Norse mythology added another layer of depth to the narrative. While the political intrigue and betrayal were familiar themes, they were executed well enough to keep me engaged throughout.

Conclusion,

Overall, my time with Assassin's Creed Valhalla was nothing short of amazing. The game successfully blended realism with a powerful story, offering an experience that felt truly immersive. The combination of engaging combat, a rich world to explore, and a deep, emotional story made Valhalla a standout for me in the Assassin's Creed series.

By KōTei (ツ)

Rating: 10/10