TomasLacerda

The game is amazing. The girl is a lovely character that really makes one want to protect her at all costs. The hacking minigame I’m sure will be the reference for many other games that will follow. Graphics and optimization are amazing as well. I only wish that the minigame would be harder and more impactful.

It's fun to play with a kid or a girlfriend. Other than that, the dialogue is painfully bad and childish. This is a kid's game.

It's interesting, I couldn't believe all the reviews, until I played this game. - Controls are just dumb. They decided to follow zero conventions and try to make up something new. This extends to the UI and overall fell of the character and the menu. Terrible. - Story, quests, dialogue, overall script is probably written by AI, really bad. Quite childish. + Looks pretty, but inconsistent on the quality perceived + RPG, Settings, Abilities, World

+ Game concept is interesting + DnD base - Writing is terrible - Woke, constant talks about patriarchy, privilege, the game is pushing an agenda - Men dumb, woman strong and smart - Visual style is not a good sight

Masterpiece. Just buy it. The storytelling, the level design, the gameplay loop, the difficulty, and the graphics, damn the graphics... it's absolute gorgeous. What a game! The progagonist is hot af as well. Game of the year. The cons was just the plot armor that Leon has, there's some scenes where it's too goofy. Shame.

This game is amazing. + A LOT of customization + Gameplay feels smooth + Boobs + Badass characters The whole game is really good!

- Game is completely unbalanced and towards Invisigirl - Blonde Blaze has no scenes - No sex scenes - Hacking mini-game is really boring - Sometimes music is just plain bad and out of context for the scene - Choices impact are minimal + Story is interesting + Episode 6

Honestly, whoever buys this and likes it, has absolutely no standards or it's a bought review, there's no doubt on that in my mind. This gameis atrocious. Lowesteffort Pokemon game ever.

+ Looks pretty good + Roguelite style + The maps and the 2d style looks pretty good - Ability to cancel attacks would make the experience smoother - Mother is pretty annoying - Lack of visualization of overall stats of the character, relevant for pickups and know the impact that some stats have on combat and drops And most important: - Lacks more build customization, everything feels too RNG. There's not a lot of stuff you can upgrade or tweak.

- Gameplay feels clunky and outdated - Pacing is quite bad - Feels outdated in a bunch of aspects + Graphically looks ok + Japan voiceover

The game is really good. + Story is ok + Gameplay loop is addicting + Resources scavenging is fun and rewarding + Mellee combat is fun + Night is fun but lacks outplay mechanics, a bit one trick pony - Cars are useless and made of glass - Woke, all leaders are woman, feels forced - Lack of customization on ability, most of them are meh - Equipment is limited and irrelevant - Ending is ****

- English voice acting is terrible. - Story is very week, Ubisoft writing has becoming really childish. - Graphically and Physics are quite week as well. - Woke agenda playing a part in the game. + I like to be back on the root of assassinating, it's refreshing from the messy state of Valhalla or Shadows.

Random quest, unrelated to the anything you played along the main campaign. It feels like a filler, nothing interest, no romance, not worth the time.

- Ending is crap - Game is full of woke stuff Without that: The story is phenomenal. The game play is phenomenal. The character design and pacing is phenomenal. The mechanics are phenomenal. The graphics are phenomenal. This felt like when I was playing God of War or a game that I knew it was going to be one of my tops. It was enjoyable from start to finish, and even on the standard difficulty still provided ample challenge for my geriatric middle aged ass. It's a shame that they introduce some woke elements here and there, completely unnecessary to introduce a trans character, it doesn't bring anything to the story, it's just going with the woke train. And I wish some characters weren't as plot-armored as they are.

I was genuinely hyped for Assassin’s Creed Shadows — samurai, shinobi, feudal Japan, two playable characters — it all sounded like a dream. But after spending 2.2 hours in the game (yes, I’m going to continue pushing through just to see if it gets better), I’m honestly frustrated and disappointed with what’s here right **** me say up front: this game is installed on my SSD, not a slow drive, so performance issues aren’t on me. Yet somehow, load screens are still constant — you’ll hit one just for entering a building, talking to an NPC, or moving between zones. I even had stuttering in cutscenes and weird FPS spikes in the pause menu. I’ve already dropped my settings to medium/high just to smooth it out, and this is on a top-tier machine.Combat is recycled and underwhelming. The same animations repeat constantly — I saw the same beheading sequence within the first handful of encounters. Enemies stand around taking turns to attack you, parrying feels sluggish and delayed, and one of the first tutorial prompts — the lunge attack — literally launched me into a wall where I got stuck. Reload. Great first impression.Stealth gameplay had potential, but even that feels broken. Half the time, the assassination prompt just doesn’t show up, even when you’re clearly in position. Worse, the enemy marking system is totally unreliable. Trying to tag enemies during stealth doesn’t even work consistently — the pointer won’t load, and when it does, it often just un-tags enemies moments later, making planning your approach feel pointless. And since this same aiming system is used for throwing knives, it’s extra frustrating when you can’t even line up a shot properly because the UI decides not to cooperate.Story-wise, it’s painfully flat so far. You get to play as Yasuke for about 10 minutes, then the game shuffles you into Naoe’s revenge storyline — which lacks punch and quickly falls into cliché. The writing is dry, the characters don’t grab you, and the pacing is slow. Ubisoft really thought dumping 45 minutes of cutscenes into the first 3 hours was a good idea, and honestly, I found myself zoning out during most of **** don’t even get me started on the voice acting. The English version just doesn’t land — I get that the actors are probably native Japanese speakers, but it sounds off. I swapped to Japanese audio with subtitles and had a noticeably better experience. Even then, the facial animations are stiff, like they belong in a 2013 game. It’s 2025 and somehow the characters still look like they belong two generations **** open world looks nice, sure — especially during winter — but it’s hollow. Towns are lifeless, NPCs feel like background decoration, and the map design is just more of the same Ubisoft formula. It’s rinse-and-repeat: loot this, kill that, clear this camp, unlock that **** of course, it wouldn’t be Ubisoft without the cash shop shoved right into the main menu. Five armor bundles on launch, skill trees locked behind paywalls, premium currency littered throughout the world — in a single-player game. It’s frustrating to see them invest so much in monetization instead of fixing core gameplay systems. If you paid full price or went deluxe thinking you'd get everything... surprise, you didn't. You're still encouraged to drop extra cash for cosmetics and boosts that should’ve been unlockable through **** Ubisoft’s credit, the follow system for NPCs is a decent quality-of-life feature. But honestly, it’s the only thing that feels like a step forward — the rest just feels like another iteration of old ideas with a shinier coat of paint.I’ll keep playing a bit longer, hoping that something changes or future patches improve things. I still want to like this game — there’s potential buried under all the clutter. But as it stands right now, it’s a beautiful but broken experience that doesn’t respect your time or your wallet.

Game is really bad optimized, insultingly bad, proceeds to sell like cupcakes. Jesus. Games will never change with an audience like this. I cannont phantom how bad the optimization is. The gameis wayyyy too easy!

- Woke dialogue, really bad writing and somehow pushing genre conversations in there - Woke characters, for some reason ALL leadership roles are woman. ALL of them. - Lack of depth of character progression - Lifeless world and characters - Game was clearly rushed, particularly after mid-game it's quite clear- Buggy mess

+ The story is absolutely stunning, premium writing + Depth of social dynamics + Lots of customization with perks + Big, on depth, on length and on detail + Immersion + Love how they just improved on KCD1 and not tried to re-invent the wheel + Hot girls that can be romanced - Kutternberg has some traders unavailable, it seems like a bug - Rain visuals - Too easy - Not much nudity, I wish it had more

Holy moly this game is bad! The writing and overall story is written for kids, there's no tension, there's no real tension, everything is jolly and the characters delusional on the context of what is happening in their world. The combat is boring, plain and bland. The graphics and UI are really good. But that's it, everything else is really bad. Not even going to touch on the amount of wokeness in this video game, it's just overflows.

By far, the best game I've ever played. The story is utterly incredible and kinda surreal how good it is. I will recommend this to anyone and everyone.

The story is really cringe. The forceful "strong independent woman" is really cringe, and it's simply badly written. So many situations where it's way too forced, either this being, she running away from xenomorphs, all men being whimps, she shows no fear whatsoever, it's just so hard making a point that it's just a joke all and all. Gameplay and UI is good, story is utter trash.

+ The game looks pretty good - It doesn't feel like an upgrade from the previous - The story is boring - Is full of woke ****

- Controllers have huge advantage, borderline cheating- The battle royale you need to grind the most - The UI is atrocious, made from bad patterns to confuse the user and make itspend money, like ryanair

+ Great graphics - Tools durability is an insult to anyones time, all tools break too easily and too fast + Travelling is a drag, it takes 15 minutes to travel between biomes

- Woke game that changed a white character to a black, in which she's also racist - Boring, walking simulator - Combat feels clunky - No context for the main character's powers - Story is quite silly + Stunning visuals

The game treats you like a child, even the dialogue feels super childish.Melee combat is pretty **** unrealistic sets make you look like a titanium built human that survives stuff that it shouldn't.Looks nice, but overall, weaker than I antecipated.

+ Visually gorgeous (it would dominate if it had path tracing) + Interesting nuances to do with your character + Interesting story, loved on the game helps you keep track of sidequests + Feels like a souls game but with a bit of unique signature + Parry was for the first time, enjoyable. Loved how the game nudges you do practice and subtly force you to get better on that regard. - A bit more help on what stats mean would be useful - 3 op weapons that reign over the rest (flame, acid, shock), no point in changing ever - Last 4 chapters pacing is all over the place. Forced slowness, it gets much more boring than the early chapters - The last chapter location and level designs simply doesn't make sense. Also, the enemies spawning on it, don't make sense from a lore point of view. It feels just random. - Final boss story development is quite underwhelming

+ Everything in this one is alot more fluid and plays awesome everything is really smooth game of the year in my opinion boss battles are great and the new webwing is awesome going through the city like that or the way fast traveling is on this game and the graphics are awesome. + Cinematics have great quality, sometimes it feels we're in a movie, great storytelling, and great attention to detail. - Too much effort to be woke, to push gender neutral terms and they had to push once again lgbtqasdf+ ideals

I was really excited to play this game, clearly didn't knew what I was going for: * The UI feels really old and clunky * No caucasian characters to pick, all asian or African * Way too many woke elements, particularly the story * Cheesy dialogue

I really wanted to like this game, but it starts getting frustrating after the performance dips and realizing how too close to Elden Ring it wants to be. But in everything, even on the items, it's just different icons withslight less interesting levels and story.I don't understand why they didn't tried to improve some elements that could definitely be improved, instead, it seems like an effort to copy an existing formula. I ended up feeling like I'm playing a knock off instead of its own game.

Starfield is a game that falls short of its potential and it's promises. The world feels lifeless, the gameplay is clunky, and the whole experience feels lackluster. The world of Starfield is vast and empty. There are few interesting locations to explore where it's clear that most of them are, literally, copy pasted from each other, and overall devoid of life. The cities are bland and uninspired, NPCs are lifeless, they don't react to nothing. And I mean, nothing! There is very little to do in the world, and it quickly becomes boring. The quest pacing, particularly on the main story, is just all over the place and nowhere, it feels like a mess. The gameplay is equally disappointing. The combat is clunky and unsatisfying, and the exploration is tedious. They still use the same engine from Fallout, and it feels how outdated the whole thing feels. The story is uninspired, the characters are forgettable, and the world is lifeless. There is very little to keep you engaged, and it is easy to lose interest. Starfield is a major disappointment. And if you're a guy, prepare to see a whole bunch of woman, for some reason 90% of the NPCs are women, to down talk to you. It had a lot of hype, but it falls flat, hard. It's a waste of time and a waste of money.

Amazing game. * Feels polished * Good music * The animations are really cool, despite the style, the game feels quite alive * A lot of room to customize your characters and it's playstyle * Nice balanced dynamics that make you change your strategy on the fly * Refreshing challenge, nowadays all games are way too easy * Interesting shelter dynamic Totally worth, quite solid and polished game.

One of the worst introductions and on-boarding I've seen in recent gaming. The sheer amount of popups and text to read before doing anything, before being minimally invested into the game is just overwhelming.

Nintendo and Game Freak just gave up. This game is insulting, such low effort in everything. Mother of god. Shocking.

- Level design is utterly bad - Popping issues happen 24/7 no matter the rig - Story is shallow and characters interaction is really limited - World is dull and empty - Challenges are baby hard - Overall game is way too easy, seems to be aiming the 11 year olds + A small batch of levels are gorgeous and feel like nostalgic sonic

- Level design is utterly bad - Popping issues happen 24/7 no matter the rig - Story is shallow and characters interaction is really limited - World is dull and empty - Challenges are baby hard - Overall game is way too easy, seems to be aiming the 11 year olds + A small batch of levels are gorgeous and feel like nostalgic sonic

Holy **** this game is terrible. - worst camera ever - lack of feedback when doing things - overall game lacks polish, feels incomplete - live service game + dragon ball universe

The game looked amazing from the outside perspective. Bought, but refunded after 2 hours. The game is really good at annoying, unspeakable scenes, the inventory is a mess, the mob focus scenes are extremely annoying, the game keeps pulling you out of the game, it's just bad UX. The story and cinematics are just plain childish and there's a big lack of sound effects, you see things happening with no sound happening. The game overall looks good, but that's the only thing that holds the game, everything else feels terribly unpolished.

+ really good graphics + familiar concept - ending - sneaking and combat is so terribly unrealistic - hate the fact that protagonist wants grownups to hear a ducking kid, as if he was all knowing. quite annoying - rats have a whole range of different speeds and wills depending on how the cinematic wants. super incoherent and too unrealistic to be able to not notice - their whining gets annoying, really ducking fast. the kid is such a spoiled brat - story is quite unrealistic in many moments just for the sake of nudging you where it wants you - way to deal with enemies is too rigid - wayyy too easy. game holds your hand all ducking time. - no ray tracing - graphical optimization is trash

+ attention to detail is unmatched, even on these games that are older + character movement and animation is in their own league. flawless + texture detail and character expression is utterly amazing + story is interesting and love how it keeps changing the pace and doesn't get repetitive - combat (melee and gun) is atrocious - weird to start Uncharted story from the 4, feels wrong. Makes me feel less connected to the game. - Uncharted 4 has terrible pacing, gets boring fast in some moments that drag too long (Lost Legacy has much better pacing)

Amazing game. + A lot of graphical options + Story is interesting and engaging + Visually the remastered is amazing + A lot of content + Sony games always have this level of polish and refinement, quite impressive - Playing as other characters isn't as fun

This game is really, really fun. Loved how much it challenged me. The characters are really funny. The gameplay is super creative and makes you feel like a gifted ninja. The only down side is the character progression and story, the dialogues unlocked feels really empty and shallow.

- The most predatory gambling system I've ever seen - PC port is just a mobile emulation. Embarassing. + The game has a lot of content

What's with this trend of putting kids that can't dress or talk as their main protagonists? This looks like a Fortnite copy cat trying to be trendy, and it's just a sad game.

- This game is grossly overrated - It's Dark Souls 3 reskined and changed copy Souls to Runes - It feels a easier than the previous series - The world feels empty and shallow + It's a Dark Souls game, it's fun.

Personaly, having play the very first Serious Sam, I miss the gorgeous graphics and the puzzles. The character and the silly story doesn't ressonate much with me, but glad to see the mayhem is still there and the overpowered weapons as well.

This is a masterpiece. Storytelling: 10 Graphics: 10 (Although with Ray Tracing I would **** in my pants) Gameplay: 10 Sound & Music: 10 Try this game, this is a storytelling masterpiece, one of the best games ever made. Really polished. Gorgeous.

This game is amazing. Give it a try. I was super sceptic in the beginning, it didn't seem my kind of game, but it's unbelievable. Try the demo at least. Really refreshing after all the crappy AAA releases in 2021.

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I really wanted to love this game. This winter weather makes me crave space games but it's hard to push through. - Voice acting is terrible. Your base is under attack and zero stress in your voice. - female protagonist is quite annoying, her voice and her lack of personality, quite meh. With her past she should be much more resilient than she is, but being a female protagonist already annoys me. If I'm a female at least make her sexy af, that or let me play a dude. You know, the 90% gender that plays videogames. - Lack of ship customization - Environment hitboxes are crap, got stucked multiple times flying near objects - World feels dead - I'm 3 hours in story is still super lost and confusing + Feels amazing to fly, feels agile and smooth + Huge potential to become great, but not yet.