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Tuesday, December 27, 2016
Saturday, December 3, 2016
Episode 3 COMPLETE REVIEW with NO SPOILERS!
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EPISODE 3 REVIEW
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Game play: ~~~~~~~~~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Length of Episode: ~~~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️ & ½
Lessons to be learned: ~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Lessons to be learned: ~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Plot: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Excitement factor: ~~~~~~⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Hey everyone! Miss Brassheart here to give you the scoop on the long awaited Episode Three!
"Something is wrong in the Snowmoors. . . ."
That is the opening line in Ep. 3's trailer. The Snowmoors are melting, and if no one does anything about it, Aethasia will be flooded. Like, MASSIVE DISASTER flooded. So who's going to stop it? The Scarlet Man has plans. Like, BIG PLANS.
Game play easiness could definitely be debatable. Because you are required to have Episodes one and two, you really already know how to play and what to expect. The game is meant to be figured out by the player, which adds some challenge, but it is very satisfying to discover new features.
The length of the episode shorter than I expected. It wrapped up Season One nicely, but I expected more play-time. I've completed the main story line and it was released only two days ago. From what I've seen though, there are lots and lots of Job-Board quests to keep us all occupied!
The lessons that are taught throughout are not painfully obvious (like some games that try to teach lessons) but instead are masterfully woven into the story. It's more like learning from experience than having someone teach you. Nicely done! (This is also due to having the Bible as the main material! Haha!)
Several hair-raising moments and great plot turns add to the excitement of this episode. Of course, each episode's story is straight from the Bible. Can't go wrong there!
My favorite part about the Aetherlight is how they pick a Bible story, take the essence of the characters and the plot, and then add a steampunk-ish theme. Also, there are cleverly placed references to the Bible everywhere. #ThisIsMyFavoriteGame! #TheAetherlightRules! #GoAetherlight!
Game play easiness could definitely be debatable. Because you are required to have Episodes one and two, you really already know how to play and what to expect. The game is meant to be figured out by the player, which adds some challenge, but it is very satisfying to discover new features.
The length of the episode shorter than I expected. It wrapped up Season One nicely, but I expected more play-time. I've completed the main story line and it was released only two days ago. From what I've seen though, there are lots and lots of Job-Board quests to keep us all occupied!
The lessons that are taught throughout are not painfully obvious (like some games that try to teach lessons) but instead are masterfully woven into the story. It's more like learning from experience than having someone teach you. Nicely done! (This is also due to having the Bible as the main material! Haha!)
Several hair-raising moments and great plot turns add to the excitement of this episode. Of course, each episode's story is straight from the Bible. Can't go wrong there!
My favorite part about the Aetherlight is how they pick a Bible story, take the essence of the characters and the plot, and then add a steampunk-ish theme. Also, there are cleverly placed references to the Bible everywhere. #ThisIsMyFavoriteGame! #TheAetherlightRules! #GoAetherlight!
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FINAL STATEMENT
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This is one of the most complex episodes yet! I love love love the new rooms, characters, and plans. It's TOTALLY worth buying. Just compare: A trip to Starbucks, or an amazing-incredible-super cool-Bible based adventure! 😉😄
Your Aethasian friend, Hanna Brassheart
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