I have played through the game, I over all enjoyed the experience of decapitating body parts, chopping off limbs, and jumping all over the place. If this was suppose to be a huge hit on the XBOX 360, that is a real failure. The whole story seemed as if it was written by a middle schooler, the graphics were beautiful and game play was really choppy, leading to frequent freezes. I enjoyed the first game and the remake of Sigma. But, this game was all hype and seemed rushed.
Immediately after finishing this game, i felt as if i were let down, I was expecting a great sequel. And, this is what the fans of the series are left with....after the whole scandal going on with Tecmo, we may not even see a Ninja Gaiden 3 or any follow up. I rather this game not have been made... It's just my opinion.
VGChartz's Evan Norris: "Woolhaven is proof that Massive Monster made the right decision to stick with Cult of the Lamb. By retaining everything the vanilla version does right, and adding several novelties — a somber story about the Lamb's lost clan, two new dungeons filled with unexpected horrors, a wintry weather system that changes the rules of survival, and consequential ranching and rot mechanics — the expansion takes what was already a great game and makes it even better. If you own and love Cult of the Lamb, make sure you pick up this expansion as soon as time and money allow. And if you've never heard of the game before now, consider this the optimal time to invest."
Avowed is arguably Obsidian's strongest modern release, and it's not for the reasons that you may think. While the game's writing and storytelling often lack bite and excitement, its gameplay saves the day with a cracking combat system, meaningful player choice, and the enjoyable exploration of some truly stunning locales.
High on Life 2 is a sequel to 2022's first person shooter, characterized by talking guns and a nonstop sense of profane humor.
