HipstersBane

Saros struggles to live up to its ambitions. While the core action is flashy, the story feels pretentious and unevenly told, with stiff dialogue animations and characters that mostly serve as exposition vehicles. Some runs drag with too much empty traversal, and the roguelite structure, though improved, still leads to repetition that can wear **** psychological horror elements often feel vague and underdeveloped rather than truly unsettling. For a full-priced PS5 exclusive, it leaves you wishing Housemarque had tightened the pacing and narrative delivery.Bottom line: Flashy but flawed — more style than substance in key areas.

Short Repetitive game play loop spread out over an open world to provide the illusion of lots to do...graphics no better than its ps4 predecessor, tired and used up lone wolf tropes, mash square button to attack...what makes it stand out is that its not as glitchy or graphically poor as some earlier games, no loot, can't farm armor or weapons, armor that is available is well **** protagonist..boring...wait for a sale

Not made for PC players, control all over the place and unnatural. If I have to let go of my mouse to answer questions you take me out of the game. Also combat is in my opinion boring and not consistent. Unless you played the 1st or love "simulation" game I would skip. Everything else graphic, music, story, art style and ambiance of the world are great, it's simply not a game for me.

the sonic generation was so good but the shadow one is mid shadow movement feel stupid in the sky you can accelerate him more than when he in the ground the level design is good but not all the time there is a shortcut in the levels cut a 5sec in game and harder and the enemy just standing and dont do anything at all. Avoid

The game is so buggy that I had to waste time replaying it for an hour because of the change rune bug that prevented me from continuing.Additionally, the placement of save points is odd, and the auto-save feature is **** boss encounter is unnecessarily long, probably because I'm underleveled, which ties into the encounter framerate bug.Better to just wait for the Suikoden remaster or play the original.

The game is so buggy that I had to waste time replaying it for an hour because of the change rune bug that prevented me from continuing.Additionally, the placement of save points is odd, and the auto-save feature is **** boss encounter is unnecessarily long, probably because I'm underleveled, which ties into the encounter framerate bug.Better to just wait for the Suikoden remaster or play the original.

The game is so buggy that I had to waste time replaying it for an hour because of the change rune bug that prevented me from continuing.Additionally, the placement of save points is odd, and the auto-save feature is **** boss encounter is unnecessarily long, probably because I'm underleveled, which ties into the encounter framerate bug.Better to just wait for the Suikoden remaster or play the original.

The game is so buggy that I had to waste time replaying it for an hour because of the change rune bug that prevented me from continuing.Additionally, the placement of save points is odd, and the auto-save feature is **** boss encounter is unnecessarily long, probably because I'm underleveled, which ties into the encounter framerate bug.Better to just wait for the Suikoden remaster or play the original.

The game is so buggy that I had to waste time replaying it for an hour because of the change rune bug that prevented me from continuing.Additionally, the placement of save points is odd, and the auto-save feature is **** boss encounter is unnecessarily long, probably because I'm underleveled, which ties into the encounter framerate bug.Better to just wait for the Suikoden remaster or play the original.