Gods & Monsters - Nintendo Switch Standard Edition

My 12-year-old grandson was very excited to get this. It was on his 'really wanted' birthday gift list and seems to be enjoying playing it. Since he's been reading a lot about the Greek gods, it fit perfectly with some of his current interests.

Lo he estado pensando demasiado pero realmente cuando pienso en cómo describir este juego me viene a la mente Zelda Breath of the Wild pero MEJOR, jaja vamos no te alebrestes Zelda-fan, no compite con el aspecto místico de la saga de juegos o su gran calidad, pero en comparación te encontrás subiendo y bajando montañas mucho más fácil y agilmente que en el querido Zelda y coleccionando todo lo que se te ocurra mejorando a tu personaje de manera casi indefinida, la verdad lo pasé muy bien.Por si fuera poco, el juego está plagado de los mitos y leyendas Griegos y servirán de parteaguas para que conozcas un poquito más de ellos, con bastante humor sobre todo por parte de los dos actores principales que van "relantado" tus aventuras como Fenyx.Claro, lo negativo de este juego en Switch es que suele alentarse en ciertas zonas pero es algo que puedes soportarlo, no seas tan quisquilloso... Eso sí, el juego puede cerrarse en ocasiones de manera inesperada (esto no está bien obviamente), pero vale mencionar que no actualicé de ninguna manera la tarjeta de mi juego, y la ventaja es que el mismo juego guarda tu progreso de manera recurrente, pero no dejes de hacerlo tu también.Vale mucho la pena este juego, tiene inclusive más elementos de estrategia en el combate que el mismo Zelda, pero claro si lo que quieres es nada más presionar botones y acabar con tus enemigos, también puedes hacerlo.Es un juego para todos los gustos y jugadores en mi opinión, también para los que amamos el tipo de juego de Zelda BOTW.

Would rate this 6/5! Runs great on switch and graphics are amazing. Highly recommend!

Produto bem embalado, sem nenhum defeito, ainda veio um código de Quest bônus, muito satisfeita!

I'm a long time gamer (35+ years now since I got my original NES) but I'm not a huge gamer anymore. I began to see reviews of this game just before it came out in December and thought about preordering it. I was a huge fan of Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild and really enjoyed Skyrim, as well, so I liked the comparisons. After reading some reviews that were not as glowing as the others, I decided to wait a bit and I caught it on sale just before Christmas. I'm really happy that I decided to get it.The comparisons to BotW and Skyrim are spot on. It has all of the open world elements, though I was a little worried with how linear the first several minutes were, as well as very similar gameplay mechanics, but is simpler. There are no weather issues making it hard to climb things or broken weapons (an NPC actually makes a joke about this at one point), the inventory system is very simple with no worries about carrying too much weight, and there is not really anything to buy (you can exchange elektrum with Hermes after completing quests for him for what is mostly junk - visuals for your weapons and armor that don't really do anything). There are several different choices for your bow, sword, axe, and armor, with each option conferring different benefits. You level up the whole weapon/armor system together, so when you bow is at level 4, all of your bows are at level 4. There are also skill trees for abilities and godly powers that aid in combat and movement/exploration.Playing it on the Switch, the graphics aren't as good as they probably are on other systems, but I don't have the other systems to compare it to, so I don't really feel I'm missing anything there. Controls and gameplay mechanics are more important to me and both are great for this game. I do sometimes wish Zeus and Prometheus would talk a little less, but if you know Greek mythology - and I mean really know it - some of their jokes and asides go deep and are pretty funny.There is a nice balance of combat and puzzle solving. Many of the puzzles have somewhat subtle hints nearby that you learn to look for after you have done a few. My first few battles, especially with Achilles's wraith, were quite challenging until I got down the system of parrying and dodging attacks.I've probably put 30+ hours into it already and I'm nearing the end, but not quite there. There is so much to do and so much to explore and I'm in no rush to finish it. If you play the way I do, you will eventually (and somewhat quickly) reach a point where you have upgraded all of your weapons and abilities so far that Normal difficulty mode doesn't present much of a challenge anymore, so it is nice to be able to change the settings on the fly.