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Metroid Dread

If you caught my live streams of Metroid Dread then you know I used the joke I was dreading playing this video game. Thing is that is a bit more than just a joke. There is more than a kernel of truth to what I was saying. I was so happy every time I found another skill for Samus. Why is that? Because it meant I was one step closer to completing this game and never having to play it again. That is really how I saw Metroid Dread. The end boss in Metroid Dread is obnoxiously difficult even on the lowest difficulty setting. You gotta be an octopus with the controller to stay alive. The developers for Metroid Dread are Nintendo EPD, and MercurySteam. The publisher for Metroid Dread is Nintendo.

Metroid Dread generally forced players on a specific path to get the next power up to explore more of these areas. Metroid Dread is split up into multiple different areas that players travel between. I suspect this was done due to Nintendo Switch limitations. Otherwise it would have been one big amazing world. Nintendo continues to try and hide their hardware limitations with the software designs. Metroid Dread tells the story of Metroids and X-parasites in hopefully what will be the last chapter. At least that was previously reported to Family Friendly Gaming. Expect a full review of Metroid Dread in one of the always amazing issues of Family Friendly Gaming.
{04/23/2022}
- Paul

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