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The game was a new kind of Soulslike with its own identity and a lot of different fire weapons. The atmosphere and world are really well done and there is an uncomplicated (with randoms) multiplayer mode. The only bad thing is that it's a pain in the ass to play cross platform with someone you know. I really liked the bosses, but the patterns and evading timing still need a bit of work. But the gameplay in general with shooting, movement etc. is well made and fun. A few areas are put together randomly, but that's not always a good thing, I'd rather have fixed worlds than randomized and then I could go from world to world instead of starting an new adventure mode multiple times from the beginning only to see 1 boss. The difficulty is fair and you even can get OP fast. The story was ok. I liked some npc conversations and a few could even get you multiple endings of the actual world you started. I think the studio will have a bright future if they continue to improve.

I still don't underatand how people can glaze this franchise to death. The childish story and characters are the usual hysteric Persona series NPC's who repeat themselves through endless boring and cringe dialogues. The plot and everything else is so uninteresting and it feels like a copy paste of previous games. Combat seems deep at first with all the tutorials etc. but in the end it still contains a lot of the typical Omega Force button mash combat. If you're a Persona fan maybe you'll like it, because at least they tried to implement some gameplay elements from previous entries and there are a lot of different characters and Persona special abilities.

I have to say that they really improved everything. Overall, the gameplay is much more fun than before. Stealth and enemy AI still need work, but at least stealth feels much better despite some inconsistencies.I love the whole journey the group goes through on the train across different seasons and areas, each with its own charm. You really feel at home during those interactions with all the characters as they build bonds with each other.I just wish there were a few more fast travel options for the bigger areas because, while exploring was sometimes fun, it often felt like an empty wasteland with nothing going on.I was impressed with the technical state of the game until I played the DLC. I encountered so many bugs and inconsistencies in such a short time, including 2–3 crashes. The checkpoints are also terribly placed, and even after cutscenes, the game pushes you back more than 20 minutes for no reason. I found myself quick-saving more often than actually killing enemies.Overall, it’s a very good game, but it still has wasted potential. I hope they address those technical issues, improve the enemy AI and stealth mechanics in the next game, because then it could easily be a 9 or 10/10!

The game is much improved compared to the first one. Gunplay feels smoother and the story is much deeper with characters that have better personality. Stealth and enemy AI are still bad. Just a solid game overall.

If you can't handle older graphics and gameplay it's better to totally skip this one. The only reason to play Metro 2033 Redux is the decent atmosphere and the short playtime. But otherwhise it's really not that good in 2026. The gunplay is barely ok (at least there are a few unique weapon mods), the story is almost non existent and every character feels like the same NPC with zero personality. They also somehow tried to implement some sort of stealth mechanic and it's the worst stealth approach I've ever experienced. Furthermore the AI of enemies is bad and really inconsistent. It's not a waste of time if you got it very cheap or with the triology bundle. But you can easily skip this one and watch a short recap on Youtube.

One of the few games where I almost felt the need to become a dad in real life lol. The teamwork and interactions between Hugh and Diana are really cute. If the story were a bit longer with more content, it would've been a 10/10 for me. The rest of the gameplay is perfect. Combat and hit feedback are snappy and feel great with the DualSense functions. It's a new type of combat where you have to make split second decisions on which path to take for the hack, which weapon to use depending on ammo, and which enemy to kill first. It flows together into such a nice, instinctive combat experience once you get used to it.​Performance and graphics are very good, and I'm only on a base PS5. There was just one single sound bug in 20 hours. I don't understand the complaints about the price because it's such a detailed and polished game, which is (depending on your country at launch) 10–20% less expensive than usual AAA games. I explored a lot of areas, completed all the optional red rooms, did all the training challenges, and had about 75% of the collectibles when the credits rolled, all that in 16 hours. It took 4 more hours until I defeated the stronger versions of all bosses for the secret ending and there's still a playthrough left with the highest difficulty. If some people complain about the price versus playtime and rush through the story on easy mode in under 8 hours, that's not the game's fault. The only annoying things about the game are the fast travel and the checkpoints. It's really dumb that you always need to travel back to the safe room before going to another location and that you can only save the game in those rooms.

One of the best Fromsoft games. They implemented a good amount of special weapons with dual abilities. The agressive combat and sometimes gambling with getting HP back after getting hit is fun. I really like that tense constant action but it still remained a bit tactical like their other games. The setting and lore is one of the best ever and if you can ignore the 30 fps the technical state is still very good, although the game is 10 years old. The thing is that you have to get through the opening area which is really frustrating but once the world opens up it gets better and you can adapt much faster to unknown situations. Most of the bosses were cool but usually not that challenging and there were a few very exhausting ones like the spider that were not fun at all, but at least the boss arenas were epic as always.

As always the best level design and atmosphere. The world is done so well. There are a lot of cool and memorable bosses including epic arenas and music. Sadly there are some frustrating encounters against enemy mobs but that's part of the series. Story as always almost non existent but good lore. It was pretty short with 20 hours compared to bigger RPG's but I'd always rather have quality over quantity. There was no real innovation but still a solid game even if it's almost 10 years old.

​I hate modern AC, but the game isn't a that bad. The world is one of the most beautiful out there. Greece looks really awesome! The main and side quests are not the usual mind-numbing tasks, but there are still a bit too many. However, I like how a lot of outcomes to the stories can be different. Stealth is ok, it is still not bad.​ What really killed the franchise for me is the dumb RPG level mechanic and partially the combat system. It is cool to have different weapons, gear and those perfect dodges, parries, and special abilities, but the combat gets old pretty fast. They should just leave the level system out of the game. It gives you such a false sense of freedom. If you see an island or a quest, or just want to do the main quest, you can do it in theory – but no! If you're underleveled, you're going to die after two hits, while enemies need like 500. ​It's such a tiring mechanic, and it already starts to be extremely annoying if there is only a one-level difference, especially with damage-sponge enemies. There are worse grinds out there, but I still hate that forced linear exploration, drachmae/xp grind and level barriers. And all that to sell level and money boosters. It reminds me of the cheap sales tactics used in low-quality mobile games. There are so many cool places and quests to explore, it's such a shame. It really had so much potential, but the new Ubisoft RPG trash formula, corporate greed and forced grind ruined what could've been a perfect game. Despite that, if you got it on PS Plus for "free" or on a huge discount, it can still be nice if you really don't have anything else to play. But I'll never buy an AC game ever again if they don't change those dumb level blockades. Thankfully we have Ghost of Tsushima/Yotei who saved open world gaming.

For me personally, it's the most overhyped game ever. Maybe it was objectively a 9/10 or 10/10 in 2015, but certainly not today. I think the combat is one of the worst I've ever seen in a game. It's clunky and repetitive as hell. That good, nice feedback when you hit something like you get in Sekiro, Ghost of Tsushima/Yotei, God of War, etc. just isn't there. Slicing through enemies feels the same as slicing through air. You get nice buffs and everything while using potions and oils, but the bad combat remains the same. 10% more or less damage doesn't make a difference here for me. ​The game still doesn't look that bad after 11 years, but 90% of the world is made up of the same rural medieval landscapes and villages, so the beautiful views get boring and repetitive very fast. There are also a lot of annoying things that add up. The horse, for example (I know I'm spoiled af): You call him, he's somewhere behind you, you have to stop and turn around, and maybe he's even stuck. You call him again, and if you get on him, it takes a few seconds to get up to speed, and as soon as a little obstacle or a ledge is in your way good luck, you're stuck again. Traversal and fast travel are really painful. There are a ton of those little things that really drive me crazy.​ I was also disappointed by the quests and characters. While a few important protagonists like Geralt, Ciri, and Keira were cool, most of the others are so forgettable. The main quest was good, but not good enough to overshadow the abysmal combat. I don't know if I did the wrong side quests, but most of them were really boring and it felt like a waste of time. I expected the best storytelling in gaming but was disappointed again. ​It's like an Ubisoft game, just with better side activities and enemy variety. I think this game can still find an audience if someone really loves medieval settings, a lot of quests, and open worlds while combat is one of their last priorities. I know I have only played a bit more than 10 hours and 20% of the main story but sadly, it's a no in 2026 for me.

That's the first Fromsoft 10/10 game for me. The combat is the real highlight of the game. It is so satisfying and addicting once you figure out how to really deflect and mikiri counter attacks. I really like all characters with all their uniqueness. It is such a nice adventure that takes place in beautiful locations with very cool bosses. Although stealth isn't really refined and has a few inconsistencies, it is still fun and the combat makes up for it. That's even the first time Fromsoft had a real story, even if you still have to find out a lot of the lore by yourself.

Such games get destroyed by hype. I'm not the biggest Roguelike fan, but still played and liked Returnal and Elden Ring Nightreign. I expected a 10/10 masterpiece but sadly was underwhelmed. It is a fun indie game. The combat is good and very addictive at first. But after 4-5 hours it already gets really boring and repetitive. You basically are grinding through the same 5 levels over and over again for upgrades. Some shortcuts like in Returnal would've helped a lot. I really started to hate Tartarus and Asphodel and it felt like a chore to get through the areas. It started to feel like a 2 hour game that is just stretched by the RogueLike formula. The story was ok. The characters are very well made and voice acting is good too

The game is just perfect. The gameplay is crisp, all characters, zombies and especially the buildings are done so well. The game is really polished and has one of the best graphics on the base PS5. Playing as Grace is more focused on classic survival horror and stealth while Leon is doing more direct combat with different weapons. It all feels so smooth. I played through the game while exploring in only 15 hours but there is good replayability. The highest difficulty is very hard but there are a lot of small surprises and changes that make the game unpredictable at times. Well done Capcom.

The good: I like the characters, world and artistic features. The story was also pretty interesting. It's nice to see a game that tries something new. The bad. The combat system is so cheaply made. They even tried to implement some wannabe soulslike elements, but it doesn't work well at all because of the bad combat. Some sections like the asylum are extremely boring and tiring. Bosses are badly made annoying damage sponges. If you're not a Suda51 Glazer, wait for a sale.

I never played the original, so I can’t comment on any of the cut content. I had a great time playing Kiwami 3. The story is very interesting, and all the character models are well made. The two combat styles are fun and bring variety to encounters. Next time, it would be nice to have one more combat style or deeper combo options to keep encounters fresh. I liked all the mini-games and side content, especially the orphanage and biker gang activities. After some time, it started to feel a bit grindy, but still enjoyable. The side stories are mixed. A few were very interesting, while others were pretty forgettable. If you like the Yakuza/LAD gameplay loop and combat, you’ll certainly like this game.

Sadly it is just a bad copy of Fromsoft's formula. It's all a generic anime style world without a soul. The combat is a bit clunky and I don't like the hit feedback at all. The runbacks/checkpoints are insanely annoying without a reason.

The combat is so much fun. It's very interesting how the gameplay can change with all the different weapons and parts (especially legs). Some fights were really challenging, and some shockingly easy, like the very last boss of one ending that I beat first try and I was struggling with all bosses before him. Fromsoft are the masters of gameplay and atmosphere, but sadly also masters of frustration and bad writing. Could have been another 10/10 with a better and longer story. I was also ready and excited for NG+ but with some tideous escort missions that aren't fun at all, I instantly lost motivation. I'd rather die 50 times to the same bos

Sadly I was already bored after 2 hours. Because of the hype I had really high expectations. The first hour I got really hooked. In the 2nd hour I've already seen everything and was just trying to get to the last room. I was multiple times 1 room away to end the game. But then I had the feeling the game always put up a room, that was there to end your run on purpose. All runs felt the same after a short amount of time. The game barely has puzzles and it's all about planning your way through the rooms and to guess what could come next. I totally don't understand the super high ratings from the journalists. I think all just jumped on the bandwagon.

I was positively surprised by Dead Island 2. It reminded me a lot of Dying Light, just without parcour. The graphics and world are so well done, detailed and not too big. I liked the weapon upgrades and fun combat system. The gore physics are the best I've ever seen. It's really fun and satisfying to slice through zombie hords. The story is a bit weak but still fun sometimes with exaggerated american stereotypical characters. Some side quests are fun too, but nothing too memorable. They really have to work on the story and motivation to keep players engaged for the next title. Also the weapons are cool, but it would be fun to have more variety. It's just perfect if you want something simple to shut your brain off for a few hours.

The combat is done very well and addicting in the first few hours. Biomes look cool and they really motivate the exploration to get better weapons and buffs. Overall the game is very polished with fast loading times and good use of the Dualsense. I like the vibes and atmosphere, it's done very good. The mistery behind everything is interesting but story is almost non existent. I'm in a love hate relationship with the roguelike aspect on this one. You can lose hours of progress to a small error or by not knowing a new enemy. But that's what makes combat more tense and interesting. I finished act 2 in 8 hours. To really end the game, you need to search fragments in biomes and poppies in the tower. This is so dumb and almost impossible to find out without guides. Really such a cheap way to make you replay everything again to get a 2 minute cutscene. It's really not bad, but just get ready to lose everything and getting almost no progress after every run (except weapon perks and some small gear updates, but nothing big). At least they implemented online coop and a save function so you can turn off your PS5 (although only once) in the middle of a run and there are also also leaderbords on the tower.

I love platinum games but maybe this game should've stayed on the Wii U. The quick time events are all fun. But omg the controls (especially with the right stick), camera, movement and platforming are soooo bad. I don't really mind the quirky heroes and dumb story. Just why didn't they polish more the controls... Drawing the quirks really gets annoying after a while and the combat gets tiring with zero depth.

First time ever playing a Ninja Gaiden game and damn, it's so much fun. The fighting, combos and movement are really good and the finishing animations so satisfying. There are plenty of cool mechanics and a good variety of enemies. The game on normal mode is challenging but very fair, so good for first timers. I love the design of all the characters, enemies and locations. The characters lack a bit of depth and the story is just ok, but it still had its own charm and memorable moments. I somehow liked the relaxing ending and credits a lot. I went through the story in around 15 hours. It's a bit short but at least it has a few replayability options and the price was slightly lower than other AAA games (something like 65€). Sadly loading times are annoying and bad for todays standards. With a better story and longer playtime this series could be a 10/10.

The multiplayer is fine, it's fun for a few hours and I'm glad they didn't go the overstimulating skin COD road. But it's just another classic Battlefield shooter. Maps are ok, gunplay and weapons are ok. It's all good but nothing new or really innovative and I'm disappointed that we didn't get cool maps like Metro in BF4. The campaign is mid. It feels like a free to play game for 80 $/€. If you really want the game then get it on PC. If you don't have a very good aim you won't hit anything on controller because the aim assist is very weak.

Objectively the game is good and an evolution in gameplay and exploration. I like that instead of stances you have different weapons now (love the Odachi) which make the fights dynamic. It just feels even more sadisfacting to slice people up than GoT. The exploration is done so well, a lot of standard tasks are mostly done with variety and there are so many random and fun encounters. The graphics and scenery are also one of the strongest points. It's not realistic, but it looks like a dream that is too good to be true. Overall the gameplay-loop is so addicting with all the mentioned things combined. The main and side stories are good too, but I liked the invasion of the mongols and moral decisions of Jin a lot more. Sadly the armors are mid (especially hats and masks are ugly) and those from GoT look much better to me, but luckily there are still a few good ones. I just don't understand why all Playstation studios need to get a female lead (except Insomniac). Could easily have been a 10/10 with better story, protagonists and cosmetics.

It's so good an it could have been the best stealth game ever... It's impressive that in 10 yearst there hasn't been anything better in this genre. The gameplay loop of MGSV is so fun and addictive. The freedom of approach is great! Overall it's also polished and there were zero bugs. Storywise also interesting but the end was mid. There's a huge arsenal of weapons and tools to develop. The only negatives are that there were a few of the worst designed and annoying missions/checkpoints I've ever seen in my life and a third of the game are recycled missions. It was almost perfect but still better than a lot of games coming out nowadays.

Best Indie walking simulator ever. The game plays with your mind a lot and the narrator is soooo good

Hitman 3 (with World of Assasination) is such a cool game. There are many ways to kill your target and I think if we would look at all the player approaches of certain areas, all would be different. You can start your way as a beginner like me in easy difficulty until you understand the basics and then move up. Replayability is also big because there are a lot of ways to eliminate targets and to compete with the times of your friends.

The problem with the game is that it's reeeeeally short and a lot of wasted potential. You can play through the story in like 4-5 hours. The graphics and gameplay were good though. A lot of characters are mid because there was not time to build something up, but I liked the lore and world. If the story would have been longer with additional game modes, this could have been "Sony's Gears of War".

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I know it's very subjective but the characters are ugly and the story was not interesting at all. Platforming was just ok and it had only a few creative ideas. It's generally overrated af. Astro Bot is light years ahead.

Cool game with a very unique amtosphere. The enemies are well done and all the sounds of the world or other actions are great. Graphics and performance are good, although there is stuttering sometimes. Price is fair for the playtime and content, I completed the game in under 17 hours and did a few side activities. Combat and enemy variety was fine for the lenght of the game, but still gets old pretty fast. At least the Haze enemies are a bit more challenging. The story was interesting in the beginning but it was very short and the ending was rushed with too many open questions left. The big minus point for me is the annoying backtracking. If you don't write everything up that you read in riddles, you will see yourself running around through the map nonstop. The thing is that a lot of informations you read on walls etc. sometimes aren't relevant to the riddles and mostly boring but you sometimes don't know if you will need it and which details you need to memorize. The encounters with habitants of Hadea are interesting sometimes, but in the end most of them also end up in backtracking and running around for mostly boring side informations.

I played MGS for the very first time. The stealthy gameplay is very fun and I noticed that we really need more of that genre in gaming. Graphics were also nice and the story was so cool. I still think about the intro music a few days after completing the game. The story has it's quirky moments that sometimes take out the seriousness, but in a good way. People complained about the graphics but I played in performance mode on a base PS5 and had zero issues and zero crashes. The playtime is short with 15 hours but there is a lot of replayability with playthroughs you can attempt with new or old controls, no kill runs or different difficulties. I'm really sad to see a lot of hate because the game is appearently too similar to the original. But when FF 7 remake made something new people complained that it was too different from the original so there will always be somebody who will hate for some reason or Tik Tok brains who can't handle a 10 minute cutscene.

It's a typical remaster with no real improvements. The 2 only positive things were the original story and the visuals with 60/120 fps. Otherwhise nothing. The AI of your teammates is the worst I've ever seen. Over 50% of the game they are useless or stand in the way and die after 5 seconds in hard mode. There were a lot of bugs with enemies getting stuck on walls or behind objects. To proceed you had to go find them and walk all over the map to trigger the hidden bugged enemy. Shooting is very inconsistent, especially with the sniper. The sound is also weird. You barely hear the cutscenes but when it goes back to the gameplay it's like 10x louder. Multiplayer maybe was ok for 20 years ago but for now I don't know. The only useful weapon there is the shotgun. I didn't expect a remake but still, zero improvements besides visuals. Just buy the game if you're really interested and never played the original.

First of all this should have been free to play. Why include all the season passes and skins etc? The game is fun in general with friends, but it still has a few annoying bugs (you go through the ball or the ball goes through you etc). Just don't play the game solo. Rematch has the most selfish and disgusting community I've ever seen in quickplay. Ranked is mostly fine though.

The soundtrack is so good and I like the retro look. Difficutly is very high and I don't like the controls. It didn't seem worth to me to invest a lot of time for trial and error to complete the game. But overall it was kind of fun.

I didn't play AC for 10 years and I noticed it is still the exact same game, just with a different setting. All the gameplay elements are mid, the story is trash, graphics are just ok, there is really nothing to see here if you already played a few entries of the franchise. At least you can complete it in under 20 hours and the world looks nice.

It really isn't that bad as people say. The world is beautiful, combat is fine and exploration isn't always the usual exhausting overloaded Ubisoft map. The friendship between Kay and Nix is sweet and there are nice planets to explore incl. space ship battles, but the story is only ok. You really feel like in a Star Wars movie with the original soundtrack of music and other environments. Stealth is just ok. I was surprised, that a few bigger side missions didn't get repetitive that fast, so there is a lttile variety there. Unfortunately they missed an immense potential of creating an open world "GTA Star Wars" and still reused a bit of the Ubisoft open world formula. There is only one weapon with 3 shooting modes. You can pick up enemies weapons but after the ammo is out you throw it away. The only 2 vehicles that you can drive are your own speeder bike and space ship. It would have been so much fun to just take other speeders or classic SW vehicles like Luke's Landspeeder or some imperial tanks or an AT-AT. I know the game is focused on stealth, but it would have been much better if you just could choose what to do yourself because combat is very inconsistent. Sometimes you can easily take out 5 enemies with almost no damage. And sometimes 1 enemy takes you out in a matter of seconds. At least you can shoot from your speeder now. A few bugs are still there but the game runs fine. As a SW fan I'm sure that you'll have fun and I would give the game a general 6/10. At least it's one of the better Ubisoft titles of the last 5 years.

It was my first Soulsborne. For Fromsoft veterans maybe everything is good and on the bright side. I have mixed feelings and I start with the positive. Most of the bosses are epic and well designed. They look so cool and if you manage to beat them, especially after they seemed impossible in the begginning, it feels like a big achievement. That feeling of accomplishement isn't in any other game. Although the graphics aren't totally next gen, the world is still nice and there is such a special gloomy atmosphere. Castles and other buildings are beautiful. There are a lot of items, consumables etc. (which isn't my favourite thing) but all those items aren't always needed to progress in the game and you don't have a limit to carry them with you, so it's fine and through that there's good variety of weapons. I'm a little disappointed of the exploration. Over 80% of times when I ran into a dungeon or something interesting, it wasn't worth the effort (except the runes, but you get those anyways if you're killing monsters). Can't rate the story because there is none, but I liked the few nice boss sequences. You have to get used to the controls but after 4-5 hours it's ok. The worst thing is the auto lock. So many times it just switches off and with bigger enemies like dragons or giants (in particular two main bosses) it's absolute chaos. Sometimes you are forced to grind to progress and there is no skill issue, I was underleveled for almost every boss fight which I won and there is only a level issue in this game. In this case you could call any game a soulslike, selecting the hardest difficulty, and just leveling up so that you don't get one shottet by enemies. Main and side quests are not clear, boring and there is no quest log. Just one of those things could have made life a lot easier. Overall it's cool and the challenge is so exciting (almost perfect). They have a few of the best bosses ever in video gaming. On the other hand the game has a few problems as mentioned that are totally overlooked by Fromsoft fans.

Don't buy it. It is actually fun, I will give them that. But omg, the game is still buggy, over a year and it crashes at least once or twice per game session. Sometimes you can reconnect. But a lot of times you don't. And you know what the best part is? Zero progress is taken with you. That means if you try to do everything in a mission and nearly after 45 minutes it just crashes and all will be for nothing. Without exaggerating, I would say that I lost around 15-20% of my game hours / progress to those errors. And it's only Helldivers. All my other multiplayer games work perfectly.

What an unexpected release this year. Trust me, just play this game. I usually don't like turn based games and yet I loved the combat. It was very challenging but (most of times) fair. The soundtrack is epic and always fits the right situation. The characters are so well written and the story is sick. You will see the hardest plot twists in gaming history.

Review from a normal person who isn't obsessed with Kojima: The game is good, I love the world, characters and graphics. There is so much weird stuff happenning that you will never see in other games. The whole world is so unique. Gameplay overall is fine, I like the stealth and the gunplay and even the running while keeping up your balance. Nothing very different from DS1 but all solid. I just don't understand, why sometimes you have to walk/drive huge distances. For example: After 20 hours where running/driving around started to get boring, I had a main quest where I just had to drive across the whole map. Why do such a boring task and waste my time? Towards the end you have to do that again. It's just not fun to walk for 30 minites or longer. The side activities were also mostly mid. Otherwhise it would have been 10/10 if the game focused more on combat, less grinding and shorter ways instead of waisting time.

What a fun game set in a charming Japanese town. The characters are so cute and likeable. It's a typical Japanese betrayal story but the real highlight is the exploration. You have a lot of collectibles, but the important ones have just the right amount so that you don't have to search them for hundreds of hours. Driving or flying around is relaxing and the mascot management system is fun. It feels a bit like a very big and refined Yakuza/LAD side activity. Best inide game for me in 2025.

A unique fun game. Very weird and the ending was a little strange. But it is meant to be that polarizing. The pixel games were a lot of fun, but a bit short. I just don't understand how people can not finish the minigames and puzzles. Sure 1 or 2 puzzles were dumb. But all the game is doable, also for casuals. I got the platinum in under 4 hours.

If you really like action figures and multiplayer games it's cool for a few hours, but nothing revolutionary.

Damn, this is so overrated, or maybe just not for me. The story just isn’t there, controls are clumsy, the worlds are ugly and I have zero motivation to explore. It feels like a super boring spaceship walking simulator. And usually, I do enjoy indie games, even walking simulators like The Stanley Parable. But this? Omg I’ve never been bored by a game so quickly. A lot of people say it’s all about the journey, and that the ending is supposed to be amazing. Sorry, but I don’t want to be bored for 20 hours just to get one exciting hour out of it.

First MH game I ever played. The worlds are nice and have different biomes. The monsters, weapons and armors are really cool. But that's about it. Story is just ok, gameplay is repetitive and the menu, maps etc. aren't very unintuitive. I was bored in under 15 hours.

The game is cool. Good story and technical state, gameplay is ok. But that's it. Solid game but nothing revolutionary. Tomb Raider or Uncharted are better in my opinion. It's a good thing that games are going in a better direction now. But it is not the 9/10 that most of reviewers are giving. It is really a solid 7/10 but not more.

After all those years Budokai Tenkaichi is finally back. All the characters are so well done and the fighting system is nice. The only thing is that there isn't a lot to do if you have done the story mode and platinumed the game (around 30 hours), except online battles and the scenarios that you can create.

What a masterpiece. Gameplay, sound, level design, collectible bots etc. all great. They made also the best use of the PS5 controller functions ever.

I gave the game a chance because it looked interesting on Youtube. The world is beautiful, and the character customization is great. The gameplay is decent. Unfortunately, the rest is just recycled, boring and soulless Ubisoft content for main/side missions, collectibles etc. There were also a so many of little things that pissed me off, like the parachute, which could only be opened on certain platforms instead of anytime. The menu is sooo overcrowded and confusing, especially as a new player. Bugs were rare, but one issue caused me to fail a mission where I had to rescue an NPC. He somehow went into the water for no reason and drowned instantly... Why, just why?? Why are they doing strange things, why can't they even swim for 1 second?? I had played for about seven hours, and after that mission, I immediately uninstalled the game.