I give it a 1 and not 0 just for the tiny entertainment value coming from their head clown Dandy Randy. Once more he proves, that some people are just so far gone, that they can't have a normal human thought. Never was it easier to not spent money. I'll give my little money I have to studios who care at least a bit, or don't have their head stuck up their arse
First to for the "it's a bland copy of BotW"! So what? Is that bad? It clearly leans heavily on Zelda, but in a good way. Gameplay is fantastic. Can't believe it's from **** about the game. It's solid. It has pretty good fighting mechanics, light skill trees, you can upgrade weapons and armor. You can transmog your gear, which is neat. You have puzzles, can tame and ride **** game is about Greek mythology and you get some good chunks of history, presented in a light silly way (the humor isn't so cringe as some people told imho). You can choose male or female char and customize a little bit (not many **** art-style is maybe a bit too simple, maybe a bit too colorful too, but when you are standing on a high point and look at the scenery, the game does look quite beautiful.I play it on PC, have played around 14 hours and can't put the controller down. Had 2 crashes yesterday and today none.I only have two things to nitpick about. The dashing while swimming is badly animated and feels off, while doing **** other negative, which I don't like at all is the search mechanics to find all the POI on the map. You kind of have to scan with the cursor and get a short highlighted icon to tell you, that you are close to one. The problem is, to set a mark to a POI you really have to be precisely on the point. And there are a lot of points. It kind of is tedious and really takes away the fun.Give this game a chance, it got some hate. Check out some reviews and gameplay, this game is definitely one of the best games I played in a while.
Take Fable, mix in some Monty Python humour, add some light RPG mechanics and you have this jewel of an absurd game. The only thing I don't like so much is the controls, which could be a bit more precise and crispy with a controller. If you are fan of absurd and silly humour I recommend it, especially cause it's well priced.
This kind of games is like cancer ravaging through the gaming industry. Those p2w f2p concepts are the core and everything is build around that. That's why those games are not worth my time, but need to be called out for their impact they have on our games in general.
Vow. you pay 70-€ and then you pull an EA out of your hat? MTX in a full-price game is the way you loose me as a customer, when it is p2w. If that is the future of triple A, keep it. The whole debate about next-gen game pricing getting ridiculous at this point. Horizon Forbidden west and **** please take my money.
So I have only played around 6 hours, but it has the same feel for me than its predecessor, which I loved and completed 2 times, what I rarely do. So for me, since it's pretty much the same as the first game with more of everything I'm all in. The areas look more diverse, you get cool new gadgets, much more to do (which is also overwhelming I must admit) and they added swimming under water. This franchise still is one of the best I played in my 40 year gamer career. For me everything works in this game minus the 30 fps on ps4pro. I recommend it. Edit: Played a lot more and still very good game. What I really dislike is the camera, while concentrating it zooms in and sometimes vegetation, walls and other stuff blocks your view. Then riding on the mount could be smoother (stops sprinting instantly) when you run over rocky terrain or past objects like trees.
First to for the "it's a bland copy of BotW"! So what? Is that bad? It clearly leans heavily on Zelda, but in a good way. Gameplay is fantastic. Can't believe it's from Ubisoft. So about the game. It's solid. It has pretty good fighting mechanics, light skill trees, you can upgrade weapons and armor. You can transmog your gear, which is neat. You have puzzles, can tame and ride mounts. The game is about Greek mythology and you get some good chunks of history, presented in a light silly way (the humor isn't so cringe as some people told imho). You can choose male or female char and customize a little bit (not many options). The art-style is maybe a bit too simple, maybe a bit too colorful too, but when you are standing on a high point and look at the scenery, the game does look quite beautiful. I play it on PC, have played around 14 hours and can't put the controller down. Had 2 crashes yesterday and today none. I only have two things to nitpick about. The dashing while swimming is badly animated and feels off, while doing it. The other negative, which I don't like at all is the search mechanics to find all the POI on the map. You kind of have to scan with the cursor and get a short highlighted icon to tell you, that you are close to one. The problem is, to set a mark to a POI you really have to be precisely on the point. And there are a lot of points. It kind of is tedious and really takes away the fun. Give this game a chance, it got some hate. Check out some reviews and gameplay, this game is definitely one of the best games I played in a while.
Playing it on the HTC Vive with low-end Hotas I'm more than happy. Non-stop grinning when I sat down in the cockpit. Damn do they look and feel good. Sound design, very nice indeed. This game is what I wished for after I've played the Rogue One PSVR mission. No more no less. As a Star Wars Fan I'm happy with the result, but can imagine that people, who aren't fans of the franchise or who have a lot more experience with flight sims, that this game is not for them. I read a lot of reviews and forum posts about troubles, so mind you. Some of them seem to be real problems like the "Deadzone on Joysticks" (fixed) and low performance. But I also see a lot of VR-people knowing absolutely nothing about setting up VR before and while in a new game. So take the comments with a grain of salt about the game, since EA bashing is still cool (yeah they deserved it), but Motive did some good passionate work.
I give a 9 out of 10 considering it's a VR-game and my gosh, what game it is. The moment the game loads up and you stand on the balcony overlooking the city was already enough for me to know, this is a work of passion. The feeling of the city is just right. Every object in it feels credible, the sounds, the atmosphere, even the graphics are the best I encountered in a VR game. So far, gameplay is pretty standard, but fun. The puzzles so far? Easy but change a lot. The gunplay? Solid, even though I find the feedback and the size of the pistol a bit off. Gamechanger? Systemseller? Not really. Even though you don't need an expensive Vive Index (playing it on the OG Vive with normal wands), the prices of headsets, the discomfort of the cables, the weight of the headsets, the quality of the lenses, still need improvement. But we are on the right track. If you have VR, I definitely say: GO BUY IT! Played on a Ryzen 3600x with 2080 Gpu, OG Vive, 150% supersampling. Did run very smoothly.
One of the essential games to own as a VR owner. I felt very uncomfortable at certain places in the game (like the one dark room in the mine). Only the zombie waves are kind of obvious and repetitive, I don't like that kind of obvious pressure building and scares, more subtle works best for me. Anyway, love it.
