Enfin un jeu avec un bon gameplay, une carte vaste regorgeant de secrets, certes la narration passe au second plan mais le jeu proposé est d’une additivité sans nom, bravo Pearl Abbis !

Out of all my 200+ games. If I had to stay with one for the rest of my life it would be this. Hands down the most fun I’ve had with a game in a long time.

Crimson Desert: A hollow shell, beautiful on the outside but rotten on the insideIf you're looking for a game that is more than just a poster to hang on your screen, stay away from Crimson Desert. Beneath an undeniably polished visual presentation lies one of the worst disasters in recent times, a title that makes a fool of the player on all fronts.Here is the definitive review, without mincing words.1. The Visual Illusion: Hype and appearanceLet's face it: the graphics are the only thing that can be saved, and it's exactly what's needed to hook the fish. The environments are evocative and the details are there, but it's an empty facade. As soon as you start moving, you realize that aesthetic beauty is useless when the game is a total disaster to play.2. Combat System and Controls: A continuous agonyThe combat system is simply embarrassing. "The controls ****, period. They are clunky, inaccurate, and disarmingly uncomfortable."There is no responsiveness, hits miss, and dodges don't respond when you need them to. During every encounter, you don't fight the enemies, but an interface and a movement system that seem programmed to drive you crazy.3. Tutorials: The cosmic voidAs if that wasn't enough, the game throws you into the world without the slightest care. It doesn't explain a damn thing about what you're supposed to do. No clear directions, no decent tutorials to guide you through the mechanics (which are already terrible on their own). You find yourself fumbling in the dark, wasting time feeling around because whoever developed the game thought it was a good idea to abandon you to your fate, without a shred of respect for your time.4. Story: Stupidity and pure boredomTo make matters worse, the narrative is so bad that calling it cliché is a compliment. The story is stupid, boring, and predictable. The characters are flat and the events drag on lifelessly without generating the slightest involvement. Following the story is a real **** VerdictA powerful graphics engine is not enough to make a video game. Crimson Desert is a concentrate of frustration, broken controls, and a script to forget. An experience I strongly advise you to avoid.