Usually I only watch Yahtzee for entertainment, and this review just proves his wannabe status. His reviews are way too presumtuous to be taken seriously. He thinks that as long as he picks apart EVERY little thing in a game, it makes him a "respectable" game critic, but it really just does the opposite.

Yes it's funny that he can make fun of the doors locking when a monster comes in, but it really means nothing. I can completely believe that a quarantine system that locked a person in with a monster would make sense. The whole point would be to keep the monster from killing everybody for the sacrifice of one person. It makes sense.

Yes, the character doesn't really feel like a real person, but if that's what you want, go play a final fantasy. It seems that Yahtzee wants THE perfect game, and if it doesn't give him everything he wants, it's "mediocre" and takes a jab at EA. The way he talks about these games just screams "I don't know the gaming industry". I understand that he is "trying to make the game industries make better games" but when his reviews are so derivative, who is he trying to fool.

I have no respect for Yahtzee and will never take one of his reviews seriously. They can be fun to watch, but only when he is picking on obviously horrible games. When he tries to review outstanding games, it is just sad.

The ripsaw is great at the beginning of the game but takes a long time to cut up enemies the farther in you get. My guess is that he played it for like 2 hours and was done with it. I don't understand how he feels that the game has no atmosphere cause that is what drew me in.

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