I Have Finished Playing Shadow The Hedgehog And I Will Review It, As Someone Who Is In No Way A Gamer

I have finished playing Shadow the Hedgehog and I will review it, as someone who is in no way a gamer and has almost no experience in gaming.

Played on PC:

To do do it short, it was fun, I loved the level design (although I don't ever wanna play the Maria levels again), the controls were slippery, jumping killed the momentum, guns were fun and easy to use and I enjoyed the final boss a lot.

Plot wise, I ironically enjoyed it, my favorite path (talking about the linear ones) in term of genuine enjoyment was the mildly heroic one, I felt Shadow's existencial crisis in my heart, but the heroic one was the silliest, even more considering I've seen the snapcube fandub at least five times, I must admit, the story is barely existent and it gets very confusing, the morality system and the way it ties to the plot wasn't thought through at all.

All in all, the worst was having to replay the same levels time and time again, but it was still enjoyable.

First attempt at real digital art, how did I do?

I am recently here, and I didn't know about girl-bots

I swear, I thought those were people who liked my art, and my gay side was feeling embarrassed, but I discovered reality too soon

Now, I have no bitches, and no one to like my art

🥺

Here, get this nonsensical mess with my OC's, I'll probably post something some kind of context somewhen

Experimenting and messing around with shading.

Since I'm not an art student, and most of my experience comes from drawing on my textbooks with only pencil, my line art is very good, my anatomy is acceptable and my sketches are not too complex, but my color theory and digital art skills are lacking.

Advice is welcome

This is the shading I tried first

Some traditional art cause I missed the feel of paper I think it looks alright

Also, I just found the old human designs I had made for sonadow and I decided to have fun with it