The game actually runs well, but crashes in a way that causes the entire computer to reboot. It has had such stability issues that I can't finish the game.
I really enjoyed this game. It is a linear cinematic game with beautiful visuals and sound effects. The game has your reality warp and change at times, which you have to use to solve small puzzles. The combat was relatively simple to understand, but very satisfying with extremely well done motion captured animation.
If you are more of a shooter game fan, then this may be less appealing **** for you. If you like more story driven games with incredible visuals, then I highly recommend the game.
The game had a good story along with beautiful graphics. It's very well done. If you enjoyed A Plague's Tale: Innocence, then you will really enjoy this sequel.
This was an interesting story. It follows a narrative where you can make some choices about conversation as the story progresses. It has periods where you have to problem solve, or solve a puzzle. The story can also be emotionally engaging, however, I would say not in an intense or uncomfortable way. If you like games with guided storytelling, then you may find this an interesting play. Especially since it's free if you are a gamepass subscriber. I look forward to the next two chapters.
I really enjoyed the game. Graphics were beautiful. I'm only writing a review, because there was so much critiquing of performance I almost didn't buy the game. I found it to run smooth on my system at 50 FPS on very high. I highly doubt a lot of the bs DRM performance killing claims people have been making. CPU: i5-2500(no OC) GPU: GTX 970 RAM: 8GB
