Chesstown King's Reviews and Thoughts

  So I beat this game earlier this year and man I loved it. I had barely played the original for Wii so it was very much like a fresh playthrough. The story was very much a strongpoint for this game. I won't go through it for this review however. Instead I'll focus on gameplay and dungeons etc. For my playthrough I played with button controls which even that took some getting used to. I would use motion controls to aim certain projectiles like the slingshot and bow. However with the sword I would flick the right stick in a certain direction. There's a little bit of lag with that but you get used to it. Of course when I was fighting the first boss it was a nightmare as most of my attacks he would block as I wasnt very good yet. Flying your bird is pretty fun too. Besides one airborne boss I didnt really have any issues with that. This is a classic Zelda game in every sense of the word which is very diffrent from Breath of the Wild. And for the most part I really enjoyed this

  Adele finally returned from a 5 plus year hiatus from her 25 album. I really thought 25 was masterful but this album is even better. It starts out really well with the smooth "Stranger's by Nature" and "Easy On Me". On the next track, "My Little Love" she kind of confesses that she has never hated being alone, and now she feels anxious sometimes etc. Vocally and lyrically Adele just knocks it out of the park on this album. I've got to mention that alot of these songs are really long....like 6 minutes. "Oh My God" might be my favorite song here. It doesn't really sound like a typical Adele song. If I have to knock anything on this album it might be the last 3 songs which feel like a bit much. They are all over 6 minutes and are back to back. Overall though...I really love this album. I'm pretty sure this is her best album and at this point you know an Adele album will have high expectations. Lyrics 25 Beats 25 Depth 25 Tilt 25 Ve