After causing a nuclear disaster and obliterating life as we know it (heavy stuff), you are thrust into a fresh, new world ripe for exploration - and perhaps more importantly, rebuilding. Though it is just a game preview as of this writing, Craftopia manages to delight and amuse with the sandbox foundations it has laid out for players. The soundtrack for Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy is top-notch, featuring fantastic licensed songs to play in the background as you and your team take down the galaxy’s biggest foes.
And just as your eyes are in for a treat, so are your ears. Various planets feature mind-bending topography and luminous colors at every turn. Seriously, even if the narrative does absolutely nothing for you, the sheer stunning nature of the environments you are dropped in is enough to keep you engrossed. While you play as the heroes we know and love from the film, there are marked differences that help these characters stand on their own, giving us an engaging story wrapped in a marvelous world. The Guardians of the Galaxy MCU film was a delightful addition to the now-gigantic roster of Marvel movies, and the game based on these beloved characters is an equal delight to experience. It’s absolutely worth a trip, especially if you’re a fan of Skyrim that’s never ventured into the older titles. The nearly-alien landscape and architecture of Vvardenfell feels atypical of average fantasy trappings, and the relatively unforgiving nature of its open-world and combat encounters can create a real sense of danger. With precious little in the way of fast travel and quest markers, players must really plot their journey from point A to point B when puzzling out a quest. Morrowind can certainly be a bit harsh, but it’s difficult to find a more immersive title in the Elder Scrolls series. However, it’s a distinct bit of old-school RPG charm that nicely emphasizes why The Elder Scrolls become an industry powerhouse, and it’s sure to settle your retro urges.
Leading with the obvious, it can’t really be said that Morrowind has aged gracefully - the graphics are more than a bit rough, and the UI can seem unapproachable to the uninitiated.
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