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A Massive and Deep World, but Weighed Down by Confusing Pacing Rating: 8/10 Crimson Desert is a visually stunning game that requires a massive time investment. While the early stages can feel unpolished or "unprepared," the game eventually reveals an incredible depth if you stick with it. The Good: Vast Content (Late Game): There is a huge variety of NPCs, creatures, and enemies. Some are unique or legendary, rewarding you with exclusive armor sets. Skill Tree & Interaction: The gameplay and world interaction are very well-done. I especially loved the skill tree: you can observe and learn new moves without spending artifacts, which is a great touch. Boss Fights: The encounters are functional and fun, even if not perfect. The Bad: Slow Pacing & Narrative: The story is often incoherent and lacks definition, with uninteresting characters. The real variety in enemies, weapons, and armor only reveals itself very late in the game. Progression & Clarity: The game is hard to "read." Progression feels messy, with many areas locked behind specific quests, and unlocking secret artifacts can be frustratingly over-complicated. Technical Issues: Without "RT Reconstruction," dark or indoor areas suffer from heavy flickering and smudging. Verdict: A solid 8/10. It’s a rewarding journey for those with patience, but it’s held back by a weak plot and a confusing structure.

Review: The Outer Worlds – A rough diamond that fails to shineThe Outer Worlds is a game born from a great concept, but unfortunately, it doesn’t push hard enough to become a true diamond. It’s difficult to classify: it has clear strengths in its design, but also flaws that become heavy over **** gameplay feels far from revolutionary—at times flat and not very immersive. The combat system is a bit clunky and unrefined, though it manages to get by thanks to its simplicity. On the other hand, the graphics, the setting, and the character/model designs are definitely the most successful and enjoyable aspects of the game.However, the comparison with the past is inevitable: it is no Fallout: New Vegas. Even if that title looks dated and technically surpassed today, it possessed a unique charm and a deep faction system that made you feel like a true part of the world. In The Outer Worlds, the narrative is decent, but the dialogues feel "lifeless" and stuck in 2010. Furthermore, for those who aren't fluent in English, the lack of an Italian dub makes the experience very tiring, constantly breaking the **** short? It’s a "Lite RPG"—decent, but not groundbreaking. It’s worth a try, but as far as I’m concerned, it doesn’t go beyond a 7/10.

Review: The Outer Worlds – A rough diamond that fails to shineThe Outer Worlds is a game born from a great concept, but unfortunately, it doesn’t push hard enough to become a true diamond. It’s difficult to classify: it has clear strengths in its design, but also flaws that become heavy over **** gameplay feels far from revolutionary—at times flat and not very immersive. The combat system is a bit clunky and unrefined, though it manages to get by thanks to its simplicity. On the other hand, the graphics, the setting, and the character/model designs are definitely the most successful and enjoyable aspects of the game.However, the comparison with the past is inevitable: it is no Fallout: New Vegas. Even if that title looks dated and technically surpassed today, it possessed a unique charm and a deep faction system that made you feel like a true part of the world. In The Outer Worlds, the narrative is decent, but the dialogues feel "lifeless" and stuck in 2010. Furthermore, for those who aren't fluent in English, the lack of an Italian dub makes the experience very tiring, constantly breaking the **** short? It’s a "Lite RPG"—decent, but not groundbreaking. It’s worth a try, but as far as I’m concerned, it doesn’t go beyond a 7/10.

I don't know why it's criticized... but in my opinion Ubisoft really made an effort this time... you can see the love for details and a fun gameplay that captures you... shame about the very slow and banal story... but for the rest it's a game that keeps you glued to the screen. Positive things 1. Fun. 2. Good gameplay. 3. Clean and detailed graphics. 4. It tries to immerse you in the game. 5. Good parkour. 6. New satisfying stealth mechanics. Negative things 1. Unsatisfactory story. (very slow) 2. Cutscenes limited to 30 fps (poorly cared for). 3. Sometimes it could be boring in some phases of the game. 4. Basic enemy AI.

The game is not ready yet! Poorly made even after the recent updates, NPCs that load in front of you, dead and unsatisfying plot, repetitive and not very fun, everything the same, few distinctions of enemies and very badly done optimization.