A year ago, the idea for a summer vibes EDM house album sparked to life and became Golden Hour. After countless hours of passion and hard work, I’m thrilled to announce it will be releasing on all streaming platforms next week.
I hope everyone enjoys listening as much as I enjoyed exploring this genre of music. Here’s one final sneak peak ✌️
7.5/10
Felt like I was fully immersed into a Bond film. It’s not for the hardcore gamer. It’s more of a cinematic and storytelling experience, which was quite enjoyable. Once you get a hang of the hand-to-hand and learn the fluidity of the combat, it’s really pretty fun. It’s not meant to be a run and gun game. You’re supposed to go between hand to hand and gun play quite frequently. The ammo runs out fast on purpose because they want you to be moving and picking up weapons and using your environment. I can see why some people wouldn’t like it, but I couldn’t stop playing once I started.
A few negatives I could mention. The game froze and crashed on me probably 4 times in my 15 hours of gameplay. It felt like there were a number of moments in the game that were clearly put in as “time filler” in order to increase the length of the game (including an entire 10 minute sequence of 007 literally tying a bow tie…). Some of the dialogue felt quite corny. Spoiler alert incoming: The way they brought Damien seemingly back from the dead in order to have one final boss fight literally made no sense. He was clearly killed in the vietnam mission and then poof he’s alive again. It made no sense.
In all, I still thoroughly enjoyed becoming 007 and did have a lot of fun playing the game. If you’re expecting an intense stealth shooter, this isn’t the game for you. If you want a cinematic experience with solid character development and awesome action sequences, give it a shot.
@ProGolfCritic He probably would have beat anyone. He was by far the best in the field. Easily could have beat anyone in the top-10 with the scores he put up. Also his game has been trending nicely for the past year or so. This was all inevitable.
Preaching "no one is illegal on stolen land" while sitting on millions in U.S. real estate, charging fans hundreds to see her perform, and rolling with armed private security to protect her wealth and privacy. Classic Hollywood elite virtue signaling. Talk big about borders and land theft, but enjoy every perk of the system you pretend to hate. Peak sanctimony.
Billie Eilish accepts her award for Song of the Year at #GRAMMYs by saying: “Nobody is illegal on stolen land.”
It’s settled everybody, we can pack it up and go home.