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This game is slightly more annoying then their other game. I think the developers actually struggle at walking in real life and probably also struggle with monkey arms and oily hands. The game is about as boring as their life. I am really sick of this art style that tons of indie games have sapped up to. SO many games use this ugly aesthetic. At least they are consistent with their peers and being ugly and failing at gameplay fun.

I hate this game more than any game I've played in recent years. The only way I will get my money out of this is if they allow PvE matchmaking and a dedicated PvE-only mode.

Tokyo Xtreme Racer is not really a fun experience. I do not understand the hype behind PS2 era graphics. If I want Nostalgia I will just boot up my old PS2 or Nintendo. I am in my mid 40's and have played these games already. I want to experience what current technology is capable of. So this game is very boring because ALL you do is drive around doing head-to-head matches with randos back to back, one after the other. The city is boring, the races are boring, and the car customization is no where near as fun as Forza.

I will never install kernel-level anti-cheat and I will never give you money again.

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Controls are horrible. Too many long button holds. Too many scenes where no buttons work. Too many forced cutscenes before game even starts up. Forced endless tutorials you can not skip to even start designing your character. I was extremeley dissapointed and will not play again.

The graphics are very disappointing. The map is hard to read, so get use to looking at the same drab scenery. Unlike GTA online where I could spend hours mesmerizing grass or water graphical quality, this game feels stuck in the past. The character (one) that you get to transfer from creation demo, does not stand up graphicly to the demo quality or play as intended visually. I won't play this until patch.

No accessibility features. If you like mashing buttons to advance game than this is a good waste of money. They have a lot of rubbish amazon integration that is fluff, but have no dualsense support, no difficulty settings, no accessibility settings. I will never play it now.

I did not know this was a flight simulator. I could not even make it through the intro. I do not ever want to control a space ship with a bunch of confusing panels and controls. I do not want to take 30 minutes changing settings and getting invert correct. The amount of flashing white epilepsy lights during this forced learning process, with no accessibility to stop it, made it worse. The people design look like they came straight out of Fallout 4 for PS4. The only graphical enhancements are due to new generation capability and ray tracing, and nothing to do with Bethesda designing new characters. The game is a whole is dull, drab, brown, PC, and feels like it is a remaster **** that came out a decade ago. I signed up for a free month of game pass to try this game. This was the last straw. I took Xbox Series S out to garage and de-assembled it before soaking it in caulking. I am done with Microsoft. I am glad they bought Bethesda because we do not need this trash on Playstation ever!

This game was not fun and did not live up to PS5 standards BEFORE they (Blizzard/Activision/Microsoft), made backwards thinking PATCH that made game a huge slog. The Live Action Service model and pointless cosmetics store like Call of Duty is what is RUINING the game industry. I refuse to play an online-only game any more after this. I refuse to play a game that requires a new patch to play what I purchased. I refuse to play a game that requires extra account log-in or registration ON TOP os PS5 Playstation account I AM ALREADY LOGGED IN AS. I refuse to verify anything with SMS. This version of Diablo 4 and the developers immature, mediocre ideas and uneducated weak creativity, carried by in store purchases and constant patches to fix their mistake,s and impatience to publish unfinished projects; all this; has caused me to forever boycott any future games by these publishers.

This is the worst Need For Speed I have ever played. Maybe the last NFS I will buy. But I said that about Heat too. Criterion basically just ripped off Ghost games' NFS Heat map and changed a couple things to make better looking version of same unbalanced cop, unfair Ai, boring game. I never made it past two new playthroughs week ONE! Before I gave up, Because the amount of money earned for difficult races makes it zero fun. UPDATE: I came back to play Volume 3 and Criterion has still managed to achieve the WORST NFS game in franchise history.

PRESS A. Must love pressing A. Get a good movie playing on second screen and press the same button for 2 hours.

The developers of this game HATE trophy hunters and love some RNG and frustration causing mechanics. The only trophy i can not get is CATCH ME and the hundreds of times i tried and failed took all the fun out of this game. Which was not that much fun to begin with considering that not only are the developers haters, but the environment in the game is incredibly racist towards Hong Kong culture. It should also be labeled as a robot cyberpunk game featuring a cat. It's more about the robots than the non-customizable kitty you play as. I give it a 2 rating only because the cat was cute and well designed. Not playing any more games by this team again though.

Hideo Kojima is the most over-rated, all hype, developer in the industry, and this walking simulator proves he is also morbidly depressed and wants us, the audience, to feel his pain. I give it 1 star for starring Norman Reedus, although i feel sorry for him and hope it doesn't ruin his career.

This is one of the worst open world games i have ever played. This game made me almost quit gaming. Ubisoft has not really made a good game since Splinter Cell, but this one takes the cake as the longest, time-wasting, directionless open world they have done. It is also historically inaccurate which is the only thing Assassins Creed 1/2 had going for it, THE HISTORY. Also if you like to play an open world game and kill civilians, you're out of luck again. Ubisoft loves to micro-manage your next 300 hours.