Will you be checking out Neva? Let us know in the comments below!
@jentherosemusic4 күн бұрын
Yaaaayyyy I've been waiting for this one! Excited that y'all got to review it, I'll be picking this one up this weekend!
@psc15583 күн бұрын
I’m definitely picking this up as soon as I can. Thank you so much for the review! Voice to the voiceless! 🤙🏻
@jsmcgreg5 күн бұрын
Simply stunning and a day one purchase. Thanks Mike and IDOI!
@BarelyMagicMike5 күн бұрын
Anytime, thanks for watching! 😁
@lilymoore-sx8pk11 сағат бұрын
(Ending spoilers below) Great review! However there is one thing I disagree with- the ending. There’s a difference between a bittersweet and sloppy ending. The one of the biggest points in mega was the cycle of life, and how dynamics change with growth. The ending perfectly captured that, and completely re-writes the narrative of the game. You play believing that you are avenging the mother of an innocent pup, neva. But after the ending and credits (there is beautiful story related art during the credits), this whole story turns on its head. All along you were raising the mother, growing closer and closer without ever full realizing how you relationship closes or began. Yes, the spring section CLOULD have been longer, but it didn’t need to be. Its job was to parallel nevas pup with neva and bring you full circle. I think The ending feels abrupt and heart wrenching intentionally; that’s just how death is. It’s not meant to be fuffilling, it’s meant to be beautifuly tragic and emotional. Anyway that’s just my take ☺️ sad endings aren’t for everyone, so I get it
@kingarcadian4 күн бұрын
tuching review i love it!
@EduardoAraujo-fs2hh5 күн бұрын
Game have backtracking?
@BarelyMagicMike5 күн бұрын
Virtually none, it's a very linear game. A couple of sections will require you to double back the way you came for a minute or so but it's minor enough to not even be worth mentioning.
@EduardoAraujo-fs2hh5 күн бұрын
Thanks you liked more than gris?
@Ilwenray853 күн бұрын
@@EduardoAraujo-fs2hh I consider Gris better, but only because I care more about the stages of grief/colors featured in Gris, than the circle of life/seasons featured in Neva. And at least for me when thinking about this kind of games, the theme matters more than the gameplay mechanics.