World to the West
SCORE: 83
Rain Games provided Family Friendly Gaming a digital download code
for World to the West on the Playstation 4. We had requested a retail
version so we could do an Unboxing video, review, and video series on
World to the West. Since we received the digital download code we are
only doing the review. On the Playstation Store World to the West said
it was 3.7 gigs in terms of size. When it downloaded it said 5.7 gigs in
size. All of this is provided to be open, honest, and transparent.
World to the West is an indie game that feels like it is coming from a
mid level company. The indie graphics in World to the West look good.
There is some violent content as we can whack these creatures. One of
the playable characters in World to the West can also control them and
walk them into the water and off cliffs. World to the West is very
interesting in how we control different characters throughout the story.
I spend so much time finding so many problems in so many video games
that it is rare I actually enjoy a game. I found while I was playing
World to the West that I actually enjoyed this action adventure video
game with plenty of puzzles. World to the West reminds me of some older
Zelda video games. The story telling in World to the West drew me in.
There is some light magical elements and religious elements.
The music in World to the West is really nice. I enjoyed listening to it
while trying to figure out what to do. There is some humor in World to
the West as well. I was shocked to find it too. It stuck out like the
personality of the strong man. The different characters have different
skills. It is amazing how well the areas are designed. Certain
characters are needed in certain areas to progress. We swap characters
at totem poles. These totem poles have the faces of the characters in
World to the West.
Some of the skills in World to the West is teleport for short distances,
dig and tunnel underground, control animals, fight, break down chained
doors, and more. I really liked skating on the water in form of ice in
World to the West. It made me feel like Ice Man from the X-Men. The
physical copy version of World to the West is currently selling for
twenty dollars brand new. I feel that is a good price for this game. We
have even added it to the bottom of our purchase buying list. This is
the kind of an indie game that deserves a physical copy.
- Paul
Graphics: 75%
Sound: 85%
Replay: 90%
Gameplay: 90%
Family Friendly Factor: 75%
System: Nintendo Switch/PC/Xbox One/PS4(tested)
Publisher: SOEDESCO
Developer: Rain Games
Rating: ‘E10+’ - Everyone TEN and OLDER ONLY {Fantasy Violence}
Company provided product
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