Her switch from being a shunned outcast to a respected "seeker" is very abrupt, which is fine. What's weird is how quickly SHE changes. Once a bitter loner who talks to herself like a mad person and the next minute accepting and expecting adulation like a stuck-up prig. Aloy is not a particularly good or interesting character, really. She falls neatly in line with the other tragedy-overcomers. And her affected gravitas coupled with the fact that she's like 16 makes her a slightly more annoying variety. In other words, I DISAGREE. I probably could have said that instead.

@HAWK9600: My bad, I guess I'm thinking of another review site.

All aboard the hype train. TOOT TOOT. Didn't you guys give Skyward Sword a 10? Is it really THAT good?

Is it ACTUALLY challenging tho? On a scale from 1 to Dark Souls, what would you give it?

Team Deathmatch would ruin this game. Glad they're not adding it and I hope they never do.

Somehow I think 2016 will be remembered for reasons other than XBox.

I'm really sick of the aesthetic of these games. Who are they trying to appeal to, making their characters look so... fruity? Is that the right word?

I blame Tetsuya Nomura.