Mammon

The game has some interesting ideas and I like the sense of urgency that the game gives you to complete the main quest, the story has interesting and likeable characters and I enjoyed spending my time getting to know them and wish I could spend more time in the game with them than it allowed, unfortunately the main gameplay that you'll be engaging with the combat is boring, the blocking and parrying is nice at first and felt satisfying but the lack of enemy variety and the AI being slow acting nervous taking turns before engaging its relatively easy, the major boss fights of the game apart from one were also disappointing. The game feels like it could gain legs for the sequel but unless you're really eager to play a vampire RPG I'd hold off for awhile.

Good dungeon design, enemy and combat pretty basic the game never offering much of a challenge when it either comes to the generic enmities or the boss fights, the aesthetic is like looking at something from an early 2000's new metal album cover and the character War is filled to the brim with the edginess and anti hero sauce that was so prevalent during the time, going back to it in 2026 it's nostalgic because the game is just what it is and it's shows zero attempts to subvert your expectations and is just being purely sincere. If you want a game that is often overlooked in the 7 gen has it flaws but still shines today despite them give it a try you can pick it up for a few quid on CDkey sites now days and it's nice to actually play a game with puzzles and not have the character revival the solution themselves.

The Story has some good character moments and quite a few whiplash character narratives that they try and redeem a character that shouldn't be redeemed, leaving an awkward redemption arch. From what I've experienced the end game seems to be vastly improved since I last played this game. Overall my experience is okay to good, but my feeling's of being bitter after purchasing the vassal of hatred on launch and feeling ripped of because it felt like a massive trailer for the next upcoming expansion has been vindicated by Blizzard bundling them together now, Blizzard confirming that this is the complete arch that was teased since launch.

The worse game in recent memory, don't buy unless you're a masochist and your idea **** time is to torture yourself with a broken messy game,

Basically if you like overwatch 1 you'll like overwatch 2 think of this more of a update than an actual sequel.

Tired mechanics, awful story. There isn't a likeable character in the game and normally I can over look bad writing for good gameplay but it's nothing games haven't done before but often executed better in other titles