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My Review of FANTASY VII EVER CRISIS STEAM VERSION:The overall gaming experience invokes a sense of "I'm home," encompassing all characters from the extensive merchandise lineup. It truly embodies the essence of Final FANtasy, whether it's the Active Time Battle (ATB) system or the narrative itself. Despite the game becoming progressively grind-heavy over time, aids such as the "auto-battle" feature prove beneficial. In contrast to the past necessity of extensive grinding for max stats or leveling all materia to five stars, the current solution with double speed and automated battles significantly enhances the gaming experience.I fail to comprehend the low ratings the game has received, as I personally find it enjoyable and intend to continue playing. Some drawbacks, such as the saving mechanism, unexplained aspects of cross-gaming, and the less-than-intuitive menu navigation requiring excessive clicks, do exist. However, these are outweighed by the positive aspects for me.While the Gacha system may initially seem indispensable, it suggests a greater necessity than it actually holds. Personally, I have not invested a single euro so far and still derive pleasure from the game.Notably, the game on PC surpasses its mobile counterpart by leaps and bounds. I finally have a game for my second monitor, significantly enhancing the overall gaming experience.

And yet another open world game without a soul ... The story is so dissapoint, the fights are ok, but it can't get to Dark Souls, for example you can't target your opponents, it feels "spongy". The graphics are heavy impressive, that's the highlight of the game. Unfortunately a bad buy, I really thought that the game would be better than Assassin Creed .... Well, I'll play it through anyway, it'll be my game after work ... It's also not that I don't like Open World, it it's just that the game somehow has no soul. No thoughtful gameplay. So my two best Open World Games are, in 1st place "Red Dead Redemption 1" in 2nd place "Red Dead Redemption 2 and in 3rd place is" Horizon: Zero Dawn "... Ghost of Tsushima wants to be a good Open World Game , but in my eyes the story is the most important one that carries such a game and gives the game a soul .... Apropo soul, Dark Souls simply has the best combat system, it's a pity that I played that back then and all the games, also Souls Like Games, have to be measured against me ...

I have now played the game for 12 hours, go through it. I looked at everything and the first 8 hours were awesome, thought, "The game is going to be awesome, but then the transition from act 1 to act 2 came and I think it's pretty disappointing, somehow it was surreal, if you had to solve it differently that it's somehow more immersive ... I'm taking a break now, it was just disappointing, I have to work it out. Up to this point I had a lot of fun with the game, it's just a little too nudity, the world in itself seems credible, but there are other games that can do better, but the approach is there ... would give the game 8/10 so far ....

I have already looked into many parts of the Trackmania series but I am already "addicted". I now have 50 hours on the clock and well what can I say? I think it runs pretty smoothly, I always want to achieve better lap times, the controls are perfect, I find the payment options clear. 75% Metacritic is far too little for me, I would give 85% - 90%. Graphically, it is not the bomb, it shouldn't, since it is a multiplayer reaction game where you can see every twitch ... The servers are a bit difficult to find or you cannot add favorites, but for € 10 a year the game is great. For streamers, the € 30 is now not that "expensive" either. For me the best racing game in 2020

First of all I want to emphasize that the game is really well staged. Music, atmosphere is just excellent. Also storylines and the whole narrative style, the characters etc. It is just a fan service game. At the same time, it is a game for me, which I will only play maybe one or two times and it will lie on the corner and play the original. Why ? If you killed enemies, they will stay away. So no leveling. You can not move freely in Midgard, there are very small corners here and there where you can level myself in the game. In the game itself you can level weapons, materials, etc., but you need enemies for it, so this falls out completely, except of course in the end game. Every JRPG game has respawn enemies but FF7 Remake not. I play Japanese role-playing games because it is part of Japan Style that you grind there and I love to grind very much. That is also part of Final Fantasy the grind, the leveling, getting stronger etc. So after 25 years I will still play the original and for me FF7 Remake is NOT a JRPG anymore, but an action Adventur Game, but NOT an old school JRPG. As I said, the game is really good, unfortunately you can not give 7.5 points on Metacritic. 7.5 points because it deserves it in my eyes, even if the game really plays in a very high level atmospherically and musically, I have to say that the game only playable once or twice is not a game where you are busy with weeks like now with the original, its too bad....

Rebel Galaxy Outlaw just will not arrive me. The game seems unfinished, the story is irrelevant, the space seems empty and somehow not what I had hoped for and a game in the direction of freelancers. Approaching recognizing what freelancers but it is absolutely not ran. Freelancer is still one of the best space shooters and the game is from 2003. No, the game is unfortunately not for me ... I'm just super disappointed. Above all, you have to do the side missions to then continue in the main story, it is explained nothing and it just does not get a cool feeling, too bad Graphic: 8/10 Control 3/10 Story (?): 2/10