My Big Sister: Remastered

really enjoyed this one. the atmosphere was great, the story kept me curious the whole time, and i liked how everything slowly came together. i was confused about a few things at first, but by the ending it all made sense, and it made me appreciate the story even more. definitely worth playing if you like horror games with a good narrative.

I played both My Big Sister and the Remastered edition back to back and it was an extremely interesting experience. So this review will cover both games and their differences. If you don't want to read this whole review but want a quick way to know which version to pick up, I preferred the experience of the remastered edition mainly due to the writing adjustments. Now I enjoyed both of these games a lot. I have not played any of the other entries in this series, I thought it was a one off when I bought it, so the story is extremely confusing to me and I will not be commenting on it further. Though I may revisit this review once I have played some of the other titles. Both games are similar in terms of the world layout, puzzles, and quest objectives, but beyond that there isn't too many similarities. The remastered version improves upon the writing by a substantial amount. There was a big chunk of the story rewritten. It was overall a much needed change, especially for the main character, and made the story WAY more easy to follow. The graphics change is probably the most obvious of the improvements, which I did highly enjoy the more vibrant and expressive maps a lot but I do…

pretty fun game. Achievement guides are online if you want to hunt them. Try it out!

despite what some of the reviews said i thought the storyline was good and once you could understand it, it would make sense. it does have you think just a little and thats a good thing to keep your brain sharp. i love the pixelated graphics to it and just overall how it all turned out. now for me to get all the achievements (first playthrough i did on my twitch and {shameless plug sorry} i got 76%) so i missed a few of them and will go back to 100% but truly not a bad game i'd give it an 8/10 with the story line. and it tugs at the heart strings. some cons i would like to point out however would be if you have to tab out (and this happened once) i could not get back into the game so i had to go into task manager to restart it which made me back track a little. no big deal since there are alot of save spots. and another would be the English formatting its not grammatically correct on some aspects (i know we arent perfect but i did want the devs to know so they can fix it with an update perhaps? or revisit?) and im not talking like i'm or he's or stuff like that. its incorrect sentences that just do not make sense yknow? if you played through the game you'll see what i mean. i h…

really charming aesthetic, you'll probably love the visuals if youre into pixel art that is reminiscent of spirited away. playing this felt really nostalgic to me, as someone who loved ghibli movies in my childhood. without saying too much, the same goes for the story - well, if you add a few horror elements, that is. im not familiar with the other games this is part of, so some things went past me, but i had a good time. however, the mechanics can be a little annoying - the movement is clunky and i wish you could change the keybinds. holding c the whole time was a bit agonizing. the riddles are simple enough to not frustrate you endlessly i thought this was a neat little game. the writing isn't anything outstanding, i found specifically the dialogue very lacking, but the themes are neatly executed imho. [spoiler] i got a good ending on my first try because i jokingly used the knife on yoko and i think thats one of the most hilarious moments ever lmao [spoiler] . im a huge fan of sibling relationships in media, specifically ones where the younger sibling is a bit annoying but ultimately the goal is to save their older sibling, idk, it doesnt have to be amazing of a storyline for t…

kinda confusing but good