He disfrutado bastante este juego y estoy casi a punto de conseguir el Platino, con muchas ganas de probar Control resonant

I started playing this game at least two times but didn't go through with it but this time I finished it. I think my starting and leaving this game this many times tells something about the game. It has one of the best atmospheres across video games for me. Everything is so interesting yet it also explains everything interesting about it in such a dull way. First of all, the game looks amazing, I did play the Ultimate Edition on PS5 but I played this game on the Series S as well and it looked amazing there too. The lights and the shadows are just so well done it almost feels like it has built in Ray-Tracing. It looked this way on the Performance mode. This one of the key factors in its amazing atmosphere but of course there is more to it. The game has very intriguing vibes in general and I really like the cinematic presentation of everything. I like seeing such strong atmospheres in games. There is so much mystery and through the game, some get unravelled while more adds onto the pile but I didn't feel overwhelmed by them. The problem is how you explore through these mysteries. The game's main way to tell its lore is through the papers and videos you find and get throughout the game. I was intrigued by the game's story so I was mostly excited to find new stuff to read but I still find it lazy. There are so many games with great lores but you can tell it in such better ways that doesn't make you stop your gameplay for 2 minutes at a time to read or watch something. Especially videos are much more annoying, you can't control them, so if you want to catch something from the video, you have to watch the whole thing. There are audio recordings too and I don't understand why we can't listen to them while playing the game. They should've done this better. And with so much stuff you read, the protagonist or someone else doesn't help you make sense of them at all which I think should be a thing. Another thing is the dialogues, the dialogues are pretty corny in this game and there is so much babbling especially in Trench's monologues. It feels like they fell in love with their story so they make you watch and listen to these. Jesse doesn't help with this too much. I feel like she is not a complete character, she is missing a lot of stuff and she doesn't react enough either. I also felt strong Beyond Two Souls influence from her and her relationship with Polaris. But I don't hate it. There are many things that caught my attention in the story, for example the connections they make between the hiss and the paranormal things and the daily life and things we experience in it. For example rituals, they say people who understand the deeper meaning behind these daily stuff should be considered for employment at the bureau and I was really interested reading through these. These are the main factors I wanted to play this game but of course there is the gameplay and combat. Many people play this game for its combat. I mostly enjoyed it too even though it wasn't the game's strongest suit for me. I really enjoyed using the Service Weapon and the abilities we get. It was challenging for me and using the abilities to their fullest was a must but I enjoyed it. The combat also looks spectacular with how much you can use and move in the environment. I didn't care for the weapon and personal mods system. I think it's weak and you don't feel like you progress a lot throughout the game other than the abilities you get. The loots aren't interesting either. The puzzles were okay except from the Oceanview Motel ones. I didn't know what I was doing to get the doors open there. I also have a problem with the game's mission structure. I don't understand why they didn't separate the main missions from the side missions on the mission menu, it's just confusing and the game obviously differentiates between them. This same mindset annoyed me even further when I accidentally played the Alan Wake DLC for 3 - 4 hours before I realised this was not the main story. It was really interesting but I'd have wanted to finish the original game before starting them but you don't understand that it's not about the game's main story. It's confusing for the story too so I say that's bad design. There is nothing special about the music except the area where we went through with headphones in our ear with that great metal song. That was badass. Overall I think this is a special game with it's incredible atmosphere and very fun combat. I'm glad I played it (7.8/10)

Control is a phenomenal action-adventure that blends supernatural mystery, incredible world design, and satisfying combat. Its strange atmosphere, creative abilities, and unforgettable setting make every moment feel unique. A bold and brilliant experience that showcases Remedy at its best.