#EldenRing #DarkSouls #EldenRingCritiqueThe Witcher 2 Commentary - A Grand ExperimentJoseph Anderson2020-08-11 | The second of three videos on The Witcher Series. This is mostly an in-depth commentary on the second game but brings up points about all three of them, plus some comments on the books and TV series. There are spoilers.
The Prologue: The World According to Geralt - 17:52
Chapter One: Of Witchers and Men - 52:24
Chapter One Pt2: Xen and the Art of Silver Sword Maintenance - 1:36:40
Chapter One Pt3: The Flotsam House Rules - 2:08:16
Chapter Two: Vernon Roche and the Chamber of Secrets - 2:39:41
Chapter Two Pt2: The Elf with the Dragon Tattoo - 3:13:28
Chapter Three - Death of a Witcher - 3:54:30
#TheWitcher #TheWitcherSeries #WitcherCritiqueThe Witcher Critique - The Beginning of a MonsterJoseph Anderson2020-04-06 | The first of three videos on The Witcher Series. This is focused on the first game but discusses all three of them, plus some comments on the books and TV series.
This was the first video I made with Adobe Premiere. I'd like to say a big thank you to Turbo Button and Rufert for helping me figure out some of the settings and some features. There were a few things they showed me that I would have never learned myself.
Books - amazon.com/Joseph-Anderson/e/B006XDCXPIAshes of Ariandel Review (Dark Souls 3 DLC)Joseph Anderson2016-11-26 | The script for this video has been posted if you'd like to read along, or want to review what I say afterwards:
And thanks to my friend Bill for reading the script for me. He won't care about credit but I appreciate it.Furi ReviewJoseph Anderson2016-10-29 | I'd like to thank Chris Wagar for giving the game its final recommendation for me to get to playing it. We spoke a bunch about stuff in the game after going through it. I think he ended up liking the game almost as much as I did. He has a lot of written articles you can check out here: critpoints.wordpress.com
The script for this video has been posted if you'd like to read along, or want to review what I say afterwards:
Books: amazon.com/Joseph-Anderson/e/B006XDCXPIThree Games to Refund No Mans Sky ForJoseph Anderson2016-10-23 | The script for this video has been posted if you'd like to read along, or want to review what I say afterwards:
Part Two - Let's Talk About Bloodborne Already 8:34
Part Three - Combat 18:39
This is the first of three videos that I'm doing on Bloodborne. The next one should be out on Monday or Tuesday. The third one should be next Thursday. So if you want to wait for all three to be available those are the dates.
This one has quite a bit of repetition from the previous videos I've done on the series--unfortunately this was unavoidable, since I need to review that information in order to set up some of the thoughts I had on Bloodborne. It also needed to be stated for those new to the channel. The majority of this video is still on the newer game though, and the next two videos will expand on what's said.
I think this one ends a little abruptly but that might be because it's one of three. Let me know what you think, and thank you for being patient with these releases. I tend to have my video releases spread throughout the month instead of all bunched at the end like this. Obviously this way was necessary this time around.The Witness - A Great Game That You Shouldnt PlayJoseph Anderson2016-03-31 | Patreon: patreon.com/JosephAnderson
I've made an effort to avoid swearing in recent videos but I felt like I couldn't avoid it here, so this is a second warning in case you're watching somewhere that it might be an issue.
I get a little ranty in the third section. It's the weakest part in terms of stating actual facts but I felt compelled to include it. This was a difficult script to write. Probably more than any other so far. I'm mostly happy with it.
The title is a little click-baity. If you haven't played the game then it's still (probably) worth your time. Watch the first few minutes if you're on the fence before deciding.
A reasonably thorough review on a fantastic game. If you like these types of progression games then I feel safe in recommending Stardew Valley without any hesitation. You should play it before watching the video to experience some of the better surprises yourself.Dragons DogmaJoseph Anderson2016-03-09 | Patreon: patreon.com/JosephAnderson
Dragon's Dogma is a pretty bad game that I still enjoyed, and recommend to people who have played a lot of games and don't mind something that's rough if it has some original ideas.
If you like skill-based games then you should watch the video before trying the game, to see if there's still enough for you to like.
The video has major spoilers for everything but, as I say a few minutes in, I think this might be one of the rare games that's enhanced by having prior knowledge. Some light wiki use is also great in cutting down on some of the more obscure moments in the game.
Short video. Great game. I'm still playing Dragon's Dogma.
Let me know if you like this format for some future releases, or if I should just leave it to other reviewers and focus on longer stuff instead.Rise of the Tomb Raider CritiqueJoseph Anderson2016-02-18 | Patreon: patreon.com/JosephAnderson
No big description message this time. The video does a decent job introducing itself.
Very minor spoilers in the first five minutes. Major spoilers after that. I state in the video when the break occurs if you don't want to watch past that point.
If you want to end up with alcohol poisoning you can play this video's drinking game: take a shot every time I say "hero".Tomb Raider CritiqueJoseph Anderson2016-01-23 | Patreon: patreon.com/JosephAnderson
I just watched this again after it was finished uploading and think it ends kind of abruptly. It's meant to be a brief(ish) look at the new series--as a foundation for the sequel's release next week.
If you've already played Rise of the Tomb Raider, please don't post any spoilers in the comments. I haven't played it and I've managed to avoid most of the trailers and reviews. I've only seen the scores and award nominations it received.
This is a short video while I prepare material on some other games and wait for Dragon's Dogma to come out at the end of the week.
I tried to take a decent look at the game while still leaving a lot to be discovered on your own if you decide to play it. The end result might be something that's trying to appeal to too general an audience, but with a puzzle game that might be the best case scenario.
I haven't played every game that came out in 2015, but I suspect Infinifactory would still rank high on the list even if I did.