Easily the definitive version of the game, and the one I craved for since playing it the first time around, Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 Enhanced on PS5 is a triumph. Senua’s bleak, miserable, and absorbing Icelandic tale gets some excellent graphical upgrades and is a staggeringly beautiful with incredible levels of immersion, thanks to its audio-visual execution and exquisite performance and quality on PS5 and PS5 Pro.
Nothing short of a master piece. It’s about as cinematic and immersive as a game can get. There’s nothing else out that compares to hellblade 2 from a visual stand point. The PS5 has been yearning for a game that looks this good forever.
The PlayStation 5 version of Senua's Saga: Hellblade II Enhanced Edition looks fantastic and is the console version that offers the best performance for first-time users. The game itself fell short of my expectations in terms of gameplay, and I have to reiterate that, but they've added everything I wanted from an Enhanced Edition. Since we weren't expecting a remake of the game here, I wasn't disappointed at all. Priced at 1800 TL on the PlayStation Store, if you haven't played the game before or want to revisit it with the best console version, don't miss it. If I didn't know Ninja Theory makes such good action games, I'd pass on the "they can do this much," but I'm baffled by how the combat, which is excellent up to a point, becomes repetitive, undermining its replayability.
Senua's Saga: Hellblade II delivers a phenomenal audiovisual experience on PS5. Its outstanding sound design and powerful visual portrayal of psychosis create a uniquely unsettling journey that’s well worth playing.
Hellblade II Enhanced on PS5 is proof that form can reach astonishing heights, yet emotional substance doesn’t always manage to recreate the miracle of a first encounter.
Hellblade II: Senua’s Saga is a test of frustration. It’s rarely fun to play and the sagging story never merits giving it a shot. It may look jaw-droppingly stunning but don’t be fooled - there’s not all that much going on beneath the surface. If you’re a PS5 owner who loved the original game and have been waiting forever to get your hands on the sequel, you’d best do yourself a favour and play the first game again instead.
Yeesh... starts out with a bang and some good combat but it does not progress at all. The game could have been 3 hours if you could walk at a half decent pace. I'm upset by this because i was super pumped to play this and the first game was great. I will say the graphics are great and the sound design is phenomenal. Unfortunately it's just a really slow grind. Not much combat at all when I look back at it. Which makes me question.... what the heck was the game about? just walking around? Apparently there are hidden idols (i found some). But if i saw one in the distance that i missed i was like **** there's no point in going back it's gonna take me 20 minutes of walking. Also i dont think it would have provided me any extra anything. THere's no skill-tree. no new moves. it's pretty basic. Even at that, I would have been excited for more combat. weird game.
Hätte man mehr Augenmerk auf das allgemeine Gameplay gelegt, wäre es definitiv eine 8,5-9 geworden. Dennoch, mir gefällt es sehr gut, trotz der gelegentlichen Längen.
SummaryThe sequel to the award winning Hellblade: Senua’s Sacrifice, Senua returns in a brutal journey of survival through the myth and torment of Viking Iceland. Intent on saving those who have fallen victim to the horrors of tyranny, Senua faces a battle of overcoming the darkness within and without.