Sesame Street is a beloved children's television show that has been entertaining and educating kids for decades. One of the iconic characters from the show is the Wicked Witch. The Wicked Witch is a fictional character who often appears in various episodes of Sesame Street. The Wicked Witch is known for her green face and pointy black hat, which makes her easily recognizable to fans of the show. Despite her intimidating appearance, the Wicked Witch is not as wicked as one might think. In fact, she often showcases a humorous and mischievous side.
So the story is lousy and clichéd, the characters are vacuous and the level design is trite. The game can still be salvaged with a solid and flexible combat system - so how does that hold up? Fortunately the overall combat system is pretty good - and is the reason for heated debate on various forums over this game. It is clear from playing that the developers saw the combat and skills systems as the core features and the good news is that these are indeed the best part. Of course, there is bad news - there is a significant flaw there as well. The skill system rewards points for accomplishing objectives (required and a couple of optional), which you can allocate towards new skills. The skill points awarded allow you to progress completely in one specialty, with a number of points to allocate into miscellaneous skills. You can't become a generalist - if you plan to become a mage you will not get very far in sword skills before you compromise your mage abilities. This allows a bit of flexibility but forces you to choose an archetype - stealth, melee, archery or magic. The equipment you find helps enhance your choice - as a melee character your equipment is best suited for close combat, whereas a mage gets equipment that enhances his magical traits. Choosing the stealth or archer options are really a pretty lousy choice - battles tend to set you in the midst of enemies, making archery a tough option (except one very late game battle that was made trivial through the use of a special bow). And the stealth skill is fairly useless - enemies ignore you until you're close enough anyway, then they charge straight at you . and the masses of zombies and spiders that do so much poison damage don't seem to notice that they can't see you! Since it is a first-person game you never see what your character looks like and as a result you are never choosing based on appearance.
Later on there are a number of instances where it won t help you - certain enemies are strong enough to resist your kicks and there are a number of pitched battles that don t happen near ledges or fires. It is clear from playing that the developers saw the combat and skills systems as the core features and the good news is that these are indeed the best part.
In fact, she often showcases a humorous and mischievous side. Throughout her appearances on Sesame Street, the Wicked Witch engages in comical situations and interacts with other characters. She is often involved in wacky adventures that teach kids important lessons about kindness, sharing, and problem-solving.
Dark Messiah of Might and Magic
unfortunately its really buggy
the general physics suck ass
which is REALLY worrying since it tries to be a platforming game.
theres tons of sections where you have to jump ledge to ledge, platform to platform, make your own ropes etc
and it is just really garbage feeling because the physics either are half broken or just plain suck.
the grabbing onto ledges in particular is half glitched.
the combat system isnt really that great. you basically just hold a direction then mouse button for a Power attack, and you spam that over and over for 90% of the game.
theres 3 difficulties, Medium, Hard, And Hardcore, and i picked medium, and the game was WAY too easy. so maybe thats my fault but..
I never died a single time from combat, i died OVER AND OVER AND OVER to the fucking shitty platforming though! Fun! You end up quick saving, jump, quick save, jump, fall, quickload, jump, ETC, ETC. it SUCKS
Like, it really is a glitchy mess of hot shit. At one point I couldn't beat an entire level because the NPC wouldn't come through the door with me. Really sad.
The story is kind of dog shit. i never gave a fuck, its cringy, cliche, boring, uninteresting. so the few choices at the end i never cared for, just wanted to get it over with.
You level up and find gear, but it doesn't really matter much past a certain point.
The level design is pretty annoying, you never really know where to go, so it ends up being you looking around the map in circles looking for that one (key) or (object) or (switch) that you missed to progress. Really frustrating.
This game coulda been really sweet, people kind of hail it as a modern classic or hidden gem, but its got WAY too many flaws for me to even think about praising it. Probably avoid this one unless you like glitchy, Half life 2 with swords (but way worse) shitty games.
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My basic description of Dark Messiah Might and Magic is "Half Life 2 meets Arx Fatalis meets Blade of Darkness." The game is powered by the Half-Life 2 Engine, developed by the same folks who brought us Arx Fatalis and based in the storied Might & Magic universe, and features a visceral melee combat style reminiscent of the brutal action game Blade of Darkness (Severence to some). The game has already angered fans of both role-playing games, because this effort took Arkane studios away from making Arx Fatalis 2 and also because this game has very little to do with the Might & Magic franchise, other than using the name.
The Wicked Witch's iconic catchphrase, "I'll get you, my pretties!" adds a fun and theatrical element to her character. It is often used to generate laughter and excitement among young viewers. In addition to her comedic role, the Wicked Witch also plays a part in teaching children about emotions and empathy. She sometimes expresses her own feelings of frustration or disappointment, allowing kids to understand that even the "wicked" can experience a range of emotions. Overall, the Wicked Witch is a popular and memorable character from Sesame Street. Her silly antics and engaging personality have made her a favorite among both children and adults. Through her appearances, the Wicked Witch helps children learn valuable life lessons and encourages them to embrace their own unique personalities..
Reviews for "The Wicked Witch's Lessons in Magic for Sesame Street"
1. Jane - 2/5 - I was really disappointed with "Sesame street wicked witch". The storyline seemed all over the place and it was hard to follow along. The characters were not engaging and the dialogue was cheesy. The production quality was also lacking, with noticeable technical issues throughout. Overall, it felt like a rushed and poorly executed production that didn't live up to the standards of "Sesame Street".
2. Mike - 1/5 - I found "Sesame street wicked witch" to be incredibly boring and uninteresting. The plot was predictable and lacked any originality. The songs were forgettable and didn't have the catchy tunes and clever lyrics that I associate with "Sesame Street". The acting was subpar and didn't capture the magic of the original characters. I would not recommend this production to anyone, especially fans of "Sesame Street".
3. Sarah - 2/5 - "Sesame street wicked witch" felt like a cheap attempt to capitalize on the success of "The Wizard of Oz". The story felt forced and disconnected from the Sesame Street universe. The characters were not developed well and lacked depth. The humor was also lacking, with few genuinely funny moments. Overall, it felt like a cash grab rather than a meaningful addition to the Sesame Street franchise.
4. David - 3/5 - While "Sesame street wicked witch" had some enjoyable moments, it failed to capture the charm and educational value of the original Sesame Street. The plot felt disjointed and moved at a slow pace. The songs were catchy but lacked the educational themes that are usually present in Sesame Street productions. The puppetry and costumes were well done, but they couldn't make up for the overall lackluster experience. I would recommend sticking to the classic Sesame Street episodes for a more engaging and educational experience.