Leon_D

Mountains, mountains everywhere. F#$% all those mountains! You can't go from point A to point B whitout there being a F#$%ing Everest in the middle and there isn't a single fast travel point whithin a 2 mile radius. And the "climbing" movement is really out of place in a tactical shooter. It's like the took the worst mechanic of Death Stranding and badly implemented it in this game. In terms of navegation, this is the worst game ever! Also, F#$% those Behemoths! I'm not playing Horizon Zero Dawn here.

The game is good, but it fails with certain bosses. Either they're repetitive or unbalanced (AOE spamming fest). But for a Skyrim sized open world soulslike, it's definitely worth a try.

The game is absolutely gorgeous, almost every frame is a painting and a joy to look at, the soundtrack is amazing, the story and characters are good and the gameplay is fluid and responsive. There's no levelgating, no checking up the minimap every minute, the loading time is very small and there's a huge open world with a lot to explore and many customization options. It's among the best i've ever played. C'mon, sequel!

One of the best metroidvanias i've ever played. A gigantic world with tons to explore, with good gameplay, good challenge, beautiful art and amazing soundtrack.

A few nitpickings aside, I enjoyed the game very much. Being a kick ass spartan is awesome!

The shooting mechanics are pretty decent, but the infinite respawning all around you out of thin f@#$%& air armies of annoying mobs gimmick gets REALLY old, REALLY fast. No, really, I can't emphasize this enough. You can't walk 10 steps without the game teleporting at least 5 or 6 annoying mobs to where you least expect. Not to mention that EVERY SINGLE F@#$%& boss in this game spawns infinite annoying minions. You are FAR more likely to be killed by the boss' minions than by the boss himself. This is more a nuisance than a challenge. This is what it means to be artificially difficult. An another thing, the enemy level scale to your highest upgraded item? doesn't that negate the very reason item upgrading exists?

I replayed it after a long time and it was just as special as before. Some gameplay elements really didn't age well, but the story, the characters, their relationships and the soundtrack are timeless and universal and they more than make up for it. A brilliantly crafted narrative that keeps you invested from beginning to end and calls you to revisit it from time to time. My only 10/10 so far.

Nice gameplay and good enough story. But for the love of God this game is broken! Several buggy sidequests, loooooooong loading time between areas, constant freezes and crashes randomly a lot ( I played it for about a couple weeks and it crashed on me like ten times) wich is a shame because this game had potential. Please don't let a sequel be this broken and it will be actually a legitimately good game.

Open world zombie game? I'm in! It has its share of plot and pacing issues, but manages to deliver an entertaining adventure with lots to explore, an amazing soundtrack and fun characters.

Aside from a few bugs that are more like endearing memes than nuisances, everything else in this game is almost entirely perfect.

The visual style is good, the soundtrack and effects are great, but the game is limited. It's more like an emotional experience than a story, like an interactive painting. Worth playing it at least once.

For a frree-2-play game it's actually interesting. Many build variations, lots of different maps, tho the quests are repetitive. It's worth checking out to pass some time.

Welcome to The Last Jedi of videogames! False advertising, garbage story, lots of plot holes and contrivances, main characters being retconned, humilliated and/or killed. The ending brings you down, not up. It's all gone, there's nothing left anymore. It ruined everything this IP is and was. Graphics are great tho.

The atmosphere is beautifully terrifying. The game is scary and immersive. It feels like something is gonna pop up and kill you at any moment and that keeps you on edge most of the times. Having said that, something about this game feels a little off. Maybe it's the inability to see the protagonist that makes it more like a Blair Withc/Half Life combo than a Resident Evil game.

Definitely an improvement on the last one on every aspect. Lots and lots to do and high replay value.

This game is so good it set a new standard for future RE games. The only nitpicks I have is the characters should be able to run faster - even for a short period of time - and turn on and off the flashlight at will. Everything else is almost perfect.

Great story, great gameplay, huge open world with lots to explore and awesome enemies. HZD is a wonderful adventure. One of the best I've played. Loved it.

The graphics and gameplay are awesome, the semi open world improved on the linearity of the first, the story is a bit wonky sometimes, but it doesn't detract from the plot and the atmosphere is nightmarishly beautiful. In conclusion: A very good survival horror game and a worthy sequel.