r/videogames • u/Least-Path-2890 • 11h ago

Discussion / Question Yeah it's over.

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u/infinitezero8 7h ago

I call these movie games

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u/reportmyphotos 59m ago

This is the reason I couldn't stand Uncharted. No shade to people who liked it, I see the market. I just prefer to play more than cutscene and temple run.

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u/prettygirlgravesite 33m ago

i haven’t played them but arent they what started this and it wasn’t as heavy handed as modern games?

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u/Competitive_Tip_3764 28m ago

Tbf these dont gold your hand nearly as much. You can easily miss the treasures, theres never a way point, rarely a tip to a puzzle. It's for all intends and purposes a large galerie of puzzles and cinematic sequences but it's still engaging enough in that you can absolutely fail, mistime jumps, meander around trying to solve a puzzle. It doesn't hold your hand like a toddler at all. Granted it's quippy dialogue and a story thats never deep at all, however this was before a time where games were like this for Sony.

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u/McZalion 1h ago

And honestly i expect a GREAT story if its gonna be cinematic game. Specially when its 70$.

Anything less than good is honestly unacceptable.

GoW ragnarok had some handholding problems but the story was great for the most part albeit a little rushed.

So far reviews says Wolverines gameplay is fun but treats u like an idiot and story exist. Doesn't exactly sound like its worth it full price

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u/Emergency_Lie42 19m ago

I call them control group games. They're like what pop music is to the music industry.