DukeofLove

Stunning. Breathtaking, gorgeous. These are all adjectives you can put on this game. When you start, everything seems well connected and seamed around the history. However, unlike tsushima, you dont have any choice, and it seems more like a interactive movie than a game. The Collect-a-thon with the itens seems sometimes tiresome. Overall, a feast for the eyes game, but lacking a little bit of spice.

Tainted Grail is as close as a bethesda TES without being TES. The Lore and the universe is very well made, the exploration is rewarding and the quests are remarkable. However, it got the TES clunkiness and bugs, being sometimes frustrating and annoying. If the developers learn from those mistakes and improve on what is already good, it have everything to be a new juggernaut IP.

Stunning visuals. A feast for the eyes, specially if you are a WH40K fan. The combat is Classic God Of War'esque, but with the new gen in mind. The Story could be bigger and less reliant on multiplayer, but this is the current scenario for every game that proposes to endure a bit more time outside the shelf.

Fun as a game should be. Astrobot is a homage to playstation. However, instead of just being a nostalgia cashgrab, the game is masterfully crafted to be fun and has a decent amout of challenge for new comers and experienced gamers alike.

This is how a realistic RPG should be. You're not the main character of the universe, you're an ordinary guy with everyday problems. Even if you do something grand by your standards, it will hardly change the course of history. The sheer number of negative comments mentions the difficult and confusing combat. And that, for me, is a positive point. You're not a demigod, you will NEVER be able to face 6 armed guys and win without suffering.Even with all that, this story is YOUR story (living the life of Henry of Skalitz), and you will make the decisions that make sense in this context. From the outside, you might want to save a deposed king, but you don't even know him, and he's just a name that surrounds your story. You'll never meet him, and he'll probably never know about your **** have your own dilemmas, your own suffering. Warhorse did a majestic job in creating a window into a past that, for someone outside this region of the world, is just a footnote in history books. Even with all this simplicity in the grand scheme of things, you live, you feel, you love. KCD2 made me applaud my computer screen. Thank you, Warhorse.