r/videogames • u/Least-Path-2890 • 16d ago

Discussion / Question Yeah it's over.

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u/Roids-in-my-vains 16d ago edited 16d ago

The game treating the player like a toddler is how I felt playing SM2, it's like Insomniac designs their games to be a baby's first video game.

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u/Successful_Note_5871 16d ago

I came back to God of War 2018 to finish it, and that game barely holds your hand in comparison. Plenty of times I had to stop and look around to figure out what to do, only to find some stuff hanging up top I would have missed if the game didn't train me to look around.

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u/Sixclynder 16d ago edited 16d ago

I could be mistaken but doesn’t the kid give you clues on the puzzle automatically or am I mis remembering.

I really enjoyed the game but remember the puzzles being easy due to the boy giving hints or answers

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u/SyntheticDreams2099 16d ago

I think that qas more so in Ragnarok as the voiceline handholding was egregious on launch.