Clairie07

-Visual Diarrhea the Game Bought the game and got my first match being bombarded with visual diarrhea such as questionable particle effects and of course we're talking about the UI design. The design is just too cluttered and not easy on your eyes. The game expects you to understand lots of things but with horrible UI design. MTX? Of course it's not a Bungie game without one. Let's just say this one is more egregious than the one in Destiny 2. I won't elaborate more on that.Gameplay loop was the same with all other FPS game I've experienced before, nothing special plus the duplication bugs here and there (Premium ticket and Battle pass bugs). You really dropped the ball very hard this time, Bungie. Shame on you guys.

-Visual Diarrhea the Game Bought the game and got my first match being bombarded with visual diarrhea such as questionable particle effects and of course we're talking about the UI design. The design is just too cluttered and not easy on your eyes. The game expects you to understand lots of things but with horrible UI design. MTX? Of course it's not a Bungie game without one. Let's just say this one is more egregious than the one in Destiny 2. I won't elaborate more on that. Gameplay loop was the same with all other FPS game I've experienced before, nothing special plus the duplication bugs here and there (Premium ticket and Battle pass bugs). You really dropped the ball very hard this time, Bungie. Shame on you guys.

What's the point of having a game like this without anything remarkable? This feels like a slop of the month.

I don't get this game, it feels like they threw bunch of ideas in it and somehow making the game more lifeless than the first one. The character customization is pretty neat but that's it for the positive part of the game. From narrative standpoint, it's still a story about nothing burger and mess of narrative cohesion and if you're expecting Code Vein 1 gameplay loop here, you'll find it familiar enough. Okay, let's talk about censorship... the original game (CV1) caters to people who enjoys fan service and cool combat ala soulslike you know the usual stuffs. On the other hand, this game filters all of that to oblivion so the game itself wanders without striking visual identity. Combined all of those pretty negative points with ridiculously high prices of the game, it's just a game for nobody. PS: Optimization is mega ass btw compared to CV1 so don't bother with the game using the setup you used to play CV1.

Corpo Style Flavor of Hero shooter Highguard – Review (0/5) Highguard is an absolute chore to play. From the first view, the game bombarded you bunch of tutorials even before you can start a match , nonsense objectives, and confused mixture of shooter mechanics and fantasy elements from other game. Every match feels like doing your daily chores like mining with QTE stuffs, looking for loots, etc. This is just a no no when we're talking about a new game in this Hero shooter era fatigue we're in right now. I genuinely like wasting my time even though it's a free game and I want my refund in the form of my time back. Art style is just the usual corpo grade stuffs you know the drill for that and if we're talking about monetization, just don't. Do not spend your precious money on this soon to be EOS game. A mega bad game period.

Tried this game and got scammed (Paypal shenanigans). I'll never touch this kind of genre of game ever again and also this game feels like it's made for no one and that's just sad.

Uninspired slop with vulgar outfits that reflect their own hypocrisy. I was hoping for this one to be the successor of "Dino Crisis", but it wasn't a pleasant experience and just a waste of money.

Uninspired slop all the way through. No sense of identity and just copying popular stuffs from other game without understanding of the reason why it worked in the first place.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Really charming game with lots of customization of your favorite Digimon line. Speaking from narrative perspective, every "big" digimon you encountered along the way has their part in adding small message to the bigger themes of the game. They made every animation for each Digimon in the game (Low health animation, status effect animation, winning pose, etc) and that tells me they really cared about making a good monster taming game. Art style itself isn't anything groundbreaking but the cell shaded style really fits the Digimon and also the human character. Difficulty ranged from story mode to ultra hard where there's no option to run, no item usage, and also more aggressive enemy AI so there's difficulty for every playstyle. TLDR: Personal GOTY aside from E33 that excels in charming art style, really good PC port, and also focus lots to tell something meaningful (Keyword: Time).