HIGH The no-murder ending is worth the crazy amount of work it takes to unlock.
LOW The ‘trap room’ fight. Also, the recipes for medicine can be easily missed!
WTF It answers the question ‘what if Bloodborne didn’t hate you for trying to play it?’
HIGH Jumping off a cliff that’s too high.
LOW Oh good, time to cross the map for an important resource again.
WTF From the recipes, it appears that this bread is made from fish oil?
Andrew King extolls the virtues of The Memory Stone — a wonderful quest tucked away inside Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind. Read on and see why sometimes leaving “the fun” hidden is the best decision a director can make.
So, I’ve had Mass Effect: Andromeda for the past three or four days. I’m maybe 15 hours into it, give or take. At the moment, the staggered embargo covering the game only allows me to discuss what amounts to a large chunk of the first main mission.
HIGH Any of the overwhelming boss fights against huge foes.
LOW A glitch that left me unable to drop the person I was carrying.
WTF No, I’m the idiot for not realizing I was supposed to make a battleaxe at the loom.
I’ve played many games with historical elements and many based in certain historical periods, but I don’t think I’ve ever come across a game that takes the historical angle as seriously, or to such lengths as Kingdom Come: Deliverance does.
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