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Within the first few chapters they ruined the plot, serious censorship (pants are worn on the other side, seriously), 15 minute city promotion all over the place, forced nonsensical decisions, disregard all player agency and revoke player choice in the name of "humor" which fails completely and makes all decision making useless. They also based the start of the plot on decisions Sam would have never made. If you played the first Death Stranding, enjoyed freedom of choice and your decisions being respected then your experience is probably going to be somewhat if not completely ruined.

The game has three major issues which completely ruin the game. First is the no minimap/garbage navigation system, the lack of a fast travel system and the forced dodge parry system. All three of these issues combine to completely ruin the game for more then a few players.

Avoid this like the plague. The EULA requires you to agree to arbitration instead of being able to sue and or start/join a class action lawsuit before you can use the game. I only paid $20 for the game brand new and I would really like to meet up with someone from upper management so I could shove this game up one of their asses to at least get my money's worth because I refuse to agree to anything like that and as a result I cannot play the game I bought.

Game has lots of bugs, glitches and crashes as well. The game is way more unstable then the first and despite the fact that both games take place in the same area of the world with the same kinds of people in the second game they have lots of east indian/muslim style music and npc's. Adding this was unnecessary and was only included in the name of DEI crap and checking off as many boxes on an agenda checklist as possible and cannot be turned off or avoided.

The game has garbage collision physics. I put in over 12 hours of playtime, saved when standing beside some tables with bundles of cash on them. When I loaded back in everything went flying, some stuff disappeared and one table ended up vertical on a wall. Game needs major bug fixes that should have been done before the full release. I would not purchase unless bugs are fixed.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

The game is an unfinished mess. While it does have some genuine fun and new ideas they are overshadowed by the large amounts of frustration, grinding, repeat ad naseum. As far as I am concerned the game is a total and complete waste of money.

Hello Games has non existant customer service so even if there's a glitch screwing your game up you most like won't get any help so your on your own for any issues, kiss my ass Hello Games.

This game is a confusing mess that explains nothing in detail and is so abstract it does not even qualify as art. By the time I had gotten to the second "puzzle" which was 6 levers that needed to be moved the journal still showed nothing except the three symbols from the first door and the ability to note what you think the symbols are. This needs direction added and even more guesswork removed before I would consider this an enjoyable, playable experience.

Two things make this game complete garbage, the Deathstroke fight and when they introduce the advanced combat mechanics. They made combat so complicated it becomes a chore that bores instead of entertains.

This is one of those games that comes out that is just made right. No it is not perfect but it is definitely something many other companies should do their best to emulate in quality and in the rejection of woke DEI ESG garbage that has and is infesting the media markets we curently have.

The game definitely has some positives but the difficult to read mapping system, no on screen quest markers, the inconsistant platforming and the most useless in game hint system I have ever experienced make this game a major slog to try and get through. There are some genuinely enjoyable moments but they are far and few between and do not make up for the shortcomings.

The game definitely has some positives but the difficult to read mapping system, no on screen quest markers, the inconsistant platforming and the most useless in game hint system I have ever experienced make this game a major slog to try and get through. There are some genuinely enjoyable moments but they are far and few between and do not make up for the shortcomings.

If you like the Dungeons and Dragons style of combat the game is fine but for people that are looking to play an actual RPG this is a giant middle finger you won't realize until well after the refund period. Torrent games to play them first to see if they are worth your money or you risk paying for something you may very well hate and you can always pay for after if you do enjoy them.

Game plays amazing up until you start entering the mid zone then you quickly realize that a 45 minute to 2+ hour run can and will be killed off by the simple fact that when you complete certain main story mission objectives you will not have sufficient time to reach your escape portal and as a result will have to redo the run with worse conditions. This one "mechanic" has ruined the entire game for me. as I hate having to do stuff over.

Everything from clunky controls, repetitive running commentary to combat being clunky to the point where I set everything to the easiest setting possible and fights are still a drag all the way to the use of quick time events leading to lots of cheap deaths makes this game not worth playing even if it was free.

I receive the game for free and I still feel like I'm owed a refund.