Eternity: The Last Unicorn does have some bright spots which are far few and between, and trying to get there may be your greatest accomplishment while in this universe.
Alex S. from Link-Cable writes: "But for every good game, there’s about a dozen stinkers that also make their way out, it’s just the way things work, you gotta have the good and the bad when it comes to video games. So as we look back at the year that was and get ready to look ahead at the year that will be, let’s take a moment to recognize the garbage games of 2019, make sure to stay away from these"
Generation Zero is way better after updates. I completely agree it was broken/buggy at launch. As of today. It's my most played game in the last month. Smooth controls, terrifying stealth moments, and a massive world to explore make it worth trying in 2020.
Can't really argue with most of the games but I'm not too sure about Mario Kart mobile being on here, as far as I'm aware it's really popular. I've never played it to be fair
WTMG's Leo Faria: "In short, Eternity: The Last Unicorn would have been considered an average-at-best game had it been released for the Xbox 360. Releasing this game, in this state, for the current generation of consoles is just a death wish."
Marcus writes: "Every now and then I’ll go to Gamestop, see what Xbox 360 games they have, and buy a couple of the super cheap offerings. I love doing this as it's a great way to find games that I never had the chance to experience before, while also taking a look at how gaming itself has modernized and evolved over the past decade. Eternity: The Last Unicorn feels like one of those games that I would pick up. It feels and plays like a game lost in time, and while there is a certain charm to that feeling, it doesn't exactly succeed in many aspects that the developers may have hoped."
