JoanV

Even on normal difficulty it's an absolute slog game throwing enemy units around the battlefield just to feel "challenging" and everything on the campaign is on rails with some barebone decisions,t. Barely any unit's customization some stupid bonus every time to empower your leader unit. As far as people saying it runs like , I can't speak for that. Some of the loading screens can be longer than they should be by rights. It's just NOT a good game feels more like a cash-grab. Also don't expect the epic music that was in the first game.

These types of games already get flack for not being "games" or lacking gameplay. and dispatch took what little gameplay these types of games already had and didn't implement some of it which was noticed/missing. There is just 0 moments where you can explore or just exist (episode 1 and 2 review) You're constantly on the rails/in some kind of cutscene moving the story forward. Things like being able to explore the hotel in the walking dead or walk up to and chat with people in the wolf among us or in any dumb side stuff like that in any of the other telltale games is not here and its noticed and felt. it makes the episodes go by quicker but i felt less involved and these games already have a problem with dispelling that illusion that your choices matter. Dispatch never lets you walk around and do dumb side stuff/explore which reminds you even more you're on the rails. Hell even life is strange had it down.

On first try, it's just eh an overpriced dated mediocre game. Old style graphics with blurry textures mixed with funky color environments have the impression they try to appeal to Fortnite users. As about NPC's they are stupid with lifeless eyes and some cringe conversations not sure if they try to sound funny or they have autism. Doesn't worth the price avoid and buy something else

It's really quite a subpar game overall first the performance is so bad it actively effects the enjoyment of the game and there is no recourse to improve it, The storyline is nothing important to engage with just lame and forgettable and the UI is enraging and maybe worst of all the core gameplay around the guns is bad

For a supposedly story-intense game, the characters speak and behave like robots with unrealistic pauses and unrealistic emotional reactions. Half your game time will be spent running around and pressing E to climb this feels like a Walking simulator. You will press Q, select something to build, and in only 1 second it's magically built. You are only being able to save while sleeping this is an obstacle for me. It's a single player game, let me save the game when I decide whenever i want

If you expect this game to be similar to World in Conflict from Massive Entertainment you are going to be vastly disappointed. I did that mistake and many others it's not a bad game but it's a matter of taste. The mission design is similar to solving puzzles you have to do exactly what the game expects you to do or else you will lose there is no real freedom of strategic choices. Units with RPG mechanics so it's like you throw a dice every time they open fire if you are in luck and the dice has a positive number then they will hit their target. Your troops in this game just love to throw their limited bullets like idiots and without doing any damage to the opponent so you have to constantly babysit them and tell them exactly of what they have to hit. There are very limited troops and resources at your disposal in every mission so you have to be very careful of not losing them.

Once again, we get these clunky, plastic-like models that look like Playmobil or Lego in a post-apocalyptic 1997 were soldiers use space helmets and not even one of them can't enter buildings to protect themselves they just sit in an open field and waiting to die. Everything is so uninspired and bland this is like being part of a B-movie made for little kids. Most of units in this game are not even useful and the weirdest thing you have even to micromanage in real time if you want to use most of their boring abilities. When it comes to gameplay, I miss the days when I could build bunker bases and hold my ground there was tactical depth—you could break through enemy defenses using tunnels or take out key structures with special weapons. Today? The moment you start building, you’re immediately overwhelmed by brainless waves of enemy units that spam from the corner of them map and try to attack your base just to get slaughtered funny thing in this game all your defense structures are so weak that feel pointless. There’s no real strategy anymore just mindless unit spamming and attacking. If Tempest Rising featured more realistic tank models and a more thoughtful tactical system and a smarter AI i would recommend. Unfortunately this is another Playmobil-style strategy game with childish units and weird unrealistic ideas. No, thanks. I was briefly hyped, but after playing few missions that excitement is long gone. A disappointing C&C rip-off made for the modern masses.

Confusing, boring, unoptimized. Feels tedious like crazy work and not something entertaining

Unless if you are a stalker crazy fanatic don't even bother buying this game don't listen to the hype of stalker fanatics. This is a terrible FPS and an early access project that got released prematurely. Game is like a Unreal Engine MOD created by some random group of players and not by a professional developer. Game is terrible, buggy and badly designed even the shooting mechanics are terrible. Keep your hard earned cash to buy something better.

Atrocious gameplay feel like a cheap Dark Sould rip-off i hate this try-hard japanese garbage. Try playing with a keyboard/mouse and it's going to be a pain so many buttons to press you will need 3 hands to play this game. Performance is glitching. Confusing level design instead of a true open-world game where you can travel everywhere in all maps have to travel through corridors and passages to go from point A to point B. Many locations feel lifeless and if you die you will to combat the same enemy again

Please do not buy this game at full price, it will only encourage developers to create such lazy, dated and unrefined game design. Imagine the worst elements of Gears of War with World War Z mixed with some lazy modern game design targeting online co-op gaming. Pros: Decent story. Cons: Repetitive gameplay, there is little enemy variety, level variety, mission objective variety, weapon variety, move set variety, no abilities to learn, it's totally barebones. Once you have played the first 15 minutes, you have more or less experienced what the gameplay is about. It's so linear that the game feels more akin to a railshooter, thus making the levels very dull. You don't explore, simply go through a few hallways, enter a large room where you fight a horde, rinse and repeat. Dated gameplay, hold a button to pick something up, carry only two healing stems, clunky movement (imagine playing as a fat Knight in Dark Souls), clunky controls, dodging is painfully slow, fighting hordes is a problem because of how close the camera is to your character. Only six weapons to chose from, and these weapons are very weak against all but the most basic of enemies. Bloated missions, which adds to the tedium, and bad mission design. The game is short, (6-8 hours) and even then the game struggles to get to this length because the only way it achieves its current length is to excessively pad out the missions. In conclusion, this game is a PS2-era third person shooter (not like the good ones) with modern graphics Bad controls for PC, very linear and simplistic level design, and mission objectives. It is a chore to get through, gets boring very fast, the gameplay is clunky, and at times unresponsive (at no point did I feel the power of being an Ultramarine, the character moved and fought more like an oaf), and it fails to capture the uniqueness of the 40K universe.

Shadow of the Erdtree is unfinished many glitches and bugs and PC version must be the worse version of this game. The gameplay feels like hard work and not something to pass your time and try to have fun. I already have a job i am not playing games to feel that i am working again. Maybe i will give it a try after they release some patches balance the stats and fix the bugs but right now i don't like it.