PrettyFlacko

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After experiencing the True Ending, I find myself reflecting on the game's remarkable highs and the absence of notable lows. While the story didn't quite reach the level of profundity I anticipated, it remained engaging throughout. Where the game truly shines is in its gameplay. While it occasionally stumbles in encounters with groups of enemies, the overall experience is a solid 10/10. The Boss fights are particularly outstanding, offering diverse strategies with the array of Exospines at your disposal. The OST further elevates the experience, contributing to the high score I'm inclined to give. Sidequests and exploration never felt tedious; each minute spent uncovered rewarding loot and enriching lore. Ultimately, the game captures the essence of gaming: pure, unadulterated fun. Shift-Up's debut title, akin to EVE, adeptly delivers this experience with grace.

The only saving grace this game has, is the gameplay and Troy Baker, being the VA for Deslin

Even before delving into Part 2 of this captivating journey, I had a premonition that its ending would leave a lasting impression. As a gamer who hadn't even experienced the original, I found myself deeply moved by the narrative's emotional resonance. The meticulous crafting of the storyline for Part 3 hints at a deeper purpose behind the developers' efforts, suggesting that this project is more than just a commercial endeavor—it's a heartfelt homage to the universe they've painstakingly built. The poignant melody Aerith sings in Chapter 12 resonated with me deeply, serving as a testament to the game's ability to evoke powerful emotions through its music.

I enjoyed revisiting this style of old Assassin´s Creed game, but I hate Basim´s ending. I don't know how Ubisoft, managed to ruin this simple story, but they did. The "plot twist" with Nehal was super obvious and boring.

I wish I could go back to this time and replay it all over again. This game was such a wonderful experience and Ezio is still my favorite Assassin to play, to this day.

I replayed this version of the game, after playing AW2. I enjoyed the gameplay and the supernatural story.

I was hoping that there would be more to this, than what they had in store. The last act felt a bit weird to me, but with the side content, they managed to set the story, for upcoming exciting encounters. The Venom Part was just truly wonderful, shoutout to Tony Todd.

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I played this after Elden Ring, so I had issues with the huge runbacks to the bosses.

This game gets the biggest praise ever, regarding the main story. They managed to raise the bar after the exceptional, trilogy, that was the Greece Saga. The side content and the repetitive boss fights are the only complains for me.

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I regret buying this at full price. Was a decent story, with some known actors.

A lovely and enjoyable upgrade to the already magnificent Persona 5. Makoto is best Girl!

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CDPR, really outdid itself, with the 3rd entry, in The Witcher. The only real downside in this game is the repetitiveness, in the combat.

Elden Ring, is the pinnacle of Souls Games, and the lore, gives so much depth to this world. Thank You Vaatividya!!!

Elden Ring, is the pinnacle of Souls Games, and the lore, gives so much depth to this world. Thank You Vaatividya!!!

CDPR, really outdid itself, with the 3rd entry, in The Witcher. The only real downside in this game is the repetitiveness, in the combat.

The ending didn't sit with me. Which was unfortunate, because the story was interesting.

The commentary, from Neil and the rest of the cast, really gives an in-depth to the story, which makes it even more marvelous than it already was. For me, this is one of the best single-player experiences out there. It is a MUST PLAY.