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Days Gone Remastered delivers the most technically polished version of the game, with significant improvements to lighting, frame rate stability, reflections, and DualSense support. Nights are now genuinely oppressive, and new modes offer modest replay value. However, character models remain untouched, the performance mode on standard PS5 shows reduced clarity compared to the PS4 backward-compatible version, and visual bugs persist. This remaster doesn’t reinvent the experience but is a solid update for fans — though it feels more like a symbolic gesture from Sony than a renewed commitment to the franchise.

Final Fantasy VII Rebirth is the first game in the series in a long time that I enjoyed. It expands the classic JRPG and FF VII Remake. And there is no doubt that Square Enix saved all the most interesting and exciting things for the final part of the trilogy.

That’s not to say this 2024 do-over is unworthy of one playthrough, especially now a month after release that many bugs have been ironed out. It has entertaining moments of visual splendour jostling against creeping dread but ultimately is a glimpse of unfulfilled potential.

Ori and the Will of the Wisps is everything you could want from a sequel to Ori and the Blind Forest. It isn’t a revolutionary new step forward for the series by any means, but it does an excellent job of building upon all the core concepts that made Ori and the Blind Forest so fantastic, whilst also adding enough new features to justify its title as a sequel, rather than an additional DLC expansion. If you haven’t played through Ori and the Blind Forest (you should), Ori and the Will of the Wisps is worth jumping into regardless, as it polishes the Ori formula to a shine and is an incredible experience in its own right.

When Valhalla is at its best, it evolves series mechanics. And when you’re cruising down river, about to blow your raiding horn, there’s nothing quite like it. [Issue#183, p.71]

DOOM: The Dark Ages is a fantastic new beginning for the prolific franchise. While the sound mixing is lackluster and the soundtrack fails to reach the same heights as previous entries, the narrative and gameplay makes up for it. The story is a thrilling blockbuster that will have you grinning and at the edge of your seat from beginning to end and the gameplay, while more grounded than DOOM Eternal, is extremely fun due to the great gunplay, new weapons, unique mech and dragon segments, open levels, and melee focus. Id Software have delivered once again, and I can't wait to see where the franchise goes next.

Still wakes the deep is overall a fun but not that scary of a horror game. It's short but straight to the point, no filler. The voice acting is the best out of any horror game I've ever played. You can really feel the emotions of sadness and fear in the main characters voice. Overall a fun linear horror game that I definitely recommend.

Positively brimming with quantity, if not always quality, it struggles to find a fitting template to consistently showcase its strengths. [Apr 2017, p.92]

Director's Cut is by far the best way to experience Kojima’s latest game. However, if you’ve already played Death Stranding and you’re considering buying the new edition just for the added content, better sleep on it. [12/2021, p.78]

Resident Evil Requiem is one of the best, if not the best, Resident Evil games I’ve ever played. And I mean ever. The controls, the level(s) of difficulty, the characters, and the story are all immersive. The only thing I wanted to put down are those zombies. Capcom has done it again.

I can see that while I play, The Outer Worlds is everything needed and expected from a first-person RPG, one that can then be expanded on in the future, with innovative systems, original worlds, and unexpected characters - they now have a hub to fit into. The problem for players is: why play this game instead of waiting for the one that fully escapes the shadow of Fallout?

Despite clunky animations, repetitive gameplay and some technical issues with the Xbox Series X version, I completed The Medium twice. Its dual-reality design, art direction and brilliant soundtrack often made me stop to take in a view or relish the music. Its mature story and atmosphere reminiscent of Silent Hill helped a lot too. [03/2021, p.40]

as we go back, i feel boring. there is no new enemy, background, skill, mechanic etc. just repeat. no tension. and...i cant concentrate storyline. complicated. overflowed text. not good.

only a just one town? oh.... and.. unconvincing mission objective. not fair. so i feel irritated. but shooting sense is very nice. and suit moving feeling is nice too.

at least i have the pleasant time with playing this game. fun. beautiful graphic. good feeling inhale gunk.

what a their's true heart for the master piece. it's obvious without looking. although only have main story.

creator of genre . no need to tell more another explain to sucess this game

A great spin on some soul-like concepts into a weird world. Co-op seems to be the way to play as its definitely enjoyed most that way. A fun variety of interesting bosses as well.

The game is quite good. Yes, it has its disadvantages, but absolutely every game has them. The plot is not bad, the gameplay is generally excellent, the graphics on a good video card are simply incredible! The fact that someone does not like to study the map and the activity on it does not mean that the game is ****. The characters are interesting, there are interesting twists, the ENT is well spelled out and the locations are all unique and distinctive. I'm not saying that this is the game of the year, but I can't call it one of the worst either. Those who like magic and clearing locations will clearly appreciate it!)

Good campaing, played it like 5 times. Alejandro and Rudy are memorable characters. The storytelling is not bad but it could be better and it is not as epic as the original series but at least but compensates being closer to real life conflicts.

Of course this is a fun game. The nostalgia and story placement is and easy reason to pick this up. However, nostalgia blinded my memory of the game. Poor story arc, I don't care much about the characters, and overall progression is fine, but there's absolutely no character development at all.

THE LEGEND OF HEROES: TRAILS TO AZURE is one of the most enjoyable RPGs of the year. It has a great story, with a captivating cast of characters and a unique setting. The battles are intense and the strategy involved in battles is rewarding. The artwork is gorgeous and the soundtrack is beautiful. The various side quests add to the overall experience and the game is full of secrets to uncover. In addition, the game is incredibly replayable, with new game plus content unlocking after completion. Overall, THE LEGEND OF HEROES: TRAILS TO AZURE is a must-play for any RPG fan and is one of the best RPGs of the year.

best game ever, takes you back into the story for sure , and creative, inovative, new

Voice acting and the setting is top notch.love the Julianna invading mechanic by other players.love the story.gunplay is solid.enemy ai bit of a letdown

I really like Outriders and I think it's great to see a game like this launch. It's very rare these days but companies try something new. Normally games tend to play it safe and give us the same thing we have seen before just with a new coat of paint. Outriders has a great story that keeps you interested. The amount of different weapons and gear you can find on your travels. You get the choice of different classes and each class has different builds. The game even promotes trying out unique builds. You can create multiple characters and replay the game in different ways. I believe the devs will also continue to expand on this universe and I really hope they do as there is unlimited possibilities in the world. 1 thing I would criticize is that I wish there would be some puzzles or something to give you a break from shooting. I just feel like I'm running and shooting all the time. Don't get me wrong the combat is great but even the nicest foods can get dull. Keep up the awesome work.

Amazing story, and unique graphics.

The most obvious is the no offline mode, which means you cannot pause the damn game even when solo, not to mention getting kicked out of the game and not being able to play when there are issues with the server. getting past that, the game is very barebones, not much to do, there are only 8 heists which is ridiculous, (i know more will come with dlc and updates but i don't want to have to wait). There are only 6 heisters too. The whole concealment aspect of stealth has been removed, all guns and armor have the same concealment, which effectively negates the need for more than one loadout which makes the game considerably more boring. Obviously, they have replaced the whole concealment thing with public, private, and secure areas, meaning the guards wont touch you depending which area you are in, but its worse as how are guards meant to not notice the bloody ar15 under the guys jacket even in public areas???????. Gun modification is boring, There no need for modifying for concealment anymore, but modifications are now simply unlocked as you level up, unlike the randomness of either getting a gun mod card at the end of the heist like in Payday 2, or spending continental coins on them. That also brings me to continental coins, there are none. alongside that, there is also no safehouse. The outfits you can buy are very generic and boring. There is also a lot less enemies which removes the craziness feeling The ui is also considerably basic, and misses things like skip buttons and lack of indication as to what difficulty your on, im not gonna list them as i cba. There is also no saw which makes loadouts very boring There is some good however, the graphics are considerably better, the npc now have facial movement, the public, private, secure areas do add a nice touch to the game, alongside the new lockpicking. unlimited zipties was a long awaited feature, and the ability to trade hostages for extra time before an assault is good too. being able to move dead guards before answering their pager is handy also.

Decent game. The story is so --so, scoring is great, visual is decent, and the voice is also great

Somerville is weird. Much like Limbo and Inside, I don't like those games and Somerville is exactly the same as those games. Somerville is a third person puzzle adventure game where you're trying to find your family after aliens attack and you get alien powers that can be used for solving puzzles. No puzzle you solve in Somerville is ever that engaging and the game falls flat on the gameplay side. The story as always in these games is weird and is intentionally vague as to what is really happening at the end of the game. There are multiple endings, some which required some secrets to uncover, and this is the most engaging part of the game. But 90% of the game is just walking through solving puzzles until you get to the end. Overall the game is just meh but it was quick enough that it didn't feel I wasn't going to finish it.

Episode Two's immersive world, dynamic characters, and heart-pumping action create an unforgettable gaming experience.

portal 2 is a good game but I don't think im going to play it that much cause i already beat it and i just don't think im replaying

Star Wars: Fallen Jedi masterfully continues the epic saga, delivering riveting action, deep lore, and emotional resonance. A must for fans

Um ótimo game, bem desafiante, com trilha sonora incrível atrelada ao gameplay, e uma história legal. PONTOS POSITIVOS: + Bem desafiante, tanto nas missões principais, quanto nos desafios extras, para adquirir novas habilidades; + As armas são bem diferentes umas das outras, tanto no dano base quanto na habilidade especial; + Nem muito curto, nem muito grande, se considerar apenas as fases de história; + As camadas nas músicas, quanto mais se acerta, mais instrumentos tocam e a camada final tem os vocais; PONTOS NEGATIVOS: + As fases são divididas em pequenas arenas, onde se combate hordas de inimigos, com o tempo fica um pouco enjoativo; + As batalhas contra os chefes também não mudam muito, cause dano no chefe numa etapa, enfrente uma horda na outra, repita até o final.

Relatively short but still good. It would get a higher score (at least a 9) if it was more complex in a sense of not only more levels but also more complex mechanics (exploration didn't feel that rewarding because of that lack of complexity but it was still great).

This is an incredible experience, but I'm not so sure that it's an incredible game. 10/10 on the visuals, voices, and exploration of psychosis. Maybe 6/10 for the puzzles and combat? At some point you realize that the only way to survive is to dodge continuously, trying to get a whack in here and there. Multiple enemies were basically hopeless. On the other hand, I haven't played a game that has stuck with me like this one, forcing me to think about it weeks later. Flawed masterpiece, perhaps.

If you enjoy bad horror movies on netflix, you might enjoy this one. For hardcore/horror gamers.. don't. Awful jumpscares, extremely annoying characters and absolutely absurd writing for the dialogues. The game is 4 hours long and feels like 2 of those should be **** off, bad pacing, bad story. It's just decent graphics and thats it.

A solid 7. It's not mindblowing but it's definitely a solid game. I liked the melee combat, though there was some potential for more/better weapons as well as some more enemy variety. Parts of the story were rather predictable and not exactly fresh, but it was an enjoyable ride nonetheless. Could use a sequel following up after that ending.

The good -Action: Really nice coop twin stick action, perfect controls and some nice touches that always keeps the adrenaline going, the random horde in particular is really fun, -Random challenges: This is another nice addition, all levels hace random challenges that nets you gear and exp, these are not varied because every one of them involves killing something, but they are challenging and makes grinding not tedious. -Gear upgrade system: A nice streamlined version of gear upgrade that lets you focus on the action. The bad -Missions: They are too few and all of them have generic objetives; outside of the little hints of story that each provides, they are pretty much interchangable, -Short campaing: While the game offers theoretically endless content (weekly challenges, ultimate gear upgrading, ark ship time trials), most players will not keep playing after the 2nd playtrough, and that can be achived in as little as 10hrs. -Not enough of everything: basically the game needs more missions, more weapon types, more grenade types, more end game content and at least 1 more class. Veredict: A nice little game, haves some issues and its very short for the deep rpg systems that it haves but is really fun specially whe playing with friends.

Journey is as deep or as shallow as you want it to be, and yet it is always its unique self. Journey is one of the games you get funny looks for missing out on, it made that big a splash upon release. I jumped on the bandwagon very late because I refuse to touch anything console related and Journey took the long way round to get to the PC, but now it's here and I made the time. We're only talking 90 minutes per playthrough, after all. According to a casual survey of The Discourse, Journey is a lot of things to a lot of people: A tale of transcendence, a religious allegory… For me, during the first two thirds of my first play through, Journey was one thing: Flow: The Game.

Vanquish don’t believe the hype Vanquish is a 7 hour long 3rd person shooter where you play as agent Sam with a sick augmented reaction suit. Russia destroys San Francisco with a solar beam and demands the United States surrenders before they do the same to New York and you set out to stop this. Before you do play this game, I need to bring you back down to reality, because this is not some hidden gem classic that everyone on the internet makes it out to be… Don’t get me wrong… Vanquish is a really fun game... The shooting feels great, you can slide around on the ground for slow motion shots or just move around maps faster…

The game and its atmosphere manage to get you hooked pretty fast and you keep going until the end. What you are in for is your regular Telltale Game like TWD with interesting characters, an interesting plot, choices, outcomes, etc. After finishing it I consider replaying it making different choices since it actually matters - unlike in TWD where everyone dies anyway. Anything else would be a spoiler really. I'd recommend it to anyone that is into these kind of games but afaic they could have done more.

Beautiful .ya jugue en su dia metro exodus pero seamos sinceros, fue un buen juego pero estaba muy bugeado y con muchos fallos de optimizacion, por suerte esta version "gratuita" lo soluciona y aumenta los graficos para k sean o parezcan de nueva generacion, y lo consigue eso si sacrifica muchos detalles del original y tambien algunas cosas del entorno pero eso hace ak a la hora de optimizarlo sea mas facil y mejor, en conclusion y titulo fantastico q ahora si se puede disfrutar al 100% sin bugs ni lagazos ni craseos, y asi es como devio salir a la venta.

So ive beat the game ive done all the side stuff except races and collect every orb i beat the game in like 10 hours maybe less but it seems this game was designed to go through with different agents on several different play throughs. Now the reviews lambasting this game are just silly they give assassins creed games higher scores when they are the exact same throw all the **** we can as a time filler for nothing more than their wokeness this game doesnt try to do rhat it tries to keep all that stuff short and sweet to keep the destruction moving. Id say this game is a 7 or a 7.5 depending if multiplayer is good or not its a good crackdown game and if you like super hero games of this style youll really enjoy tons of different weapons and grenades but the story is very agents if mayhem like

Story - 8/10 (especially with the new E ending, but to be honest they should have completely removed the C route since its just unnecessary and for me it killed the pacing of the game) Music - 9/10 (imho Automata wins this one but the music is quite good especially for a 11 year old game) Gameplay - 8/10 (The sidequests are **** even for a game thats 11 years old, but some of them have an OK story to cover it, most of them dont. Combat is really good and fluid, on par with Automata. The Word system is also well balanced but it falls short if you play on anything other than the Hard difficulty.

Average DLS in which the script is a cut above the original. Although not direct genius, but unlike the classic game, this conveys the character’s spirit, and does not turn it into a rag doll. Unfortunately, there are no fixes for loot problems and other things in patches with this dls.

Here is my HONEST, 100% Non Biased review of The Game Called Astral Chain: “Astral Chain reminds me a lot of games like Nier, Bayonetta, Devil May Cry, and much more. And with this game, I believe it takes all of that inspiration and evolves it into what we have now. This game is really good, The Characters, The Story, all pretty much flow very well. The Combat is pretty damn good, as well as the graphics. Now I do want to point out that yes this game is 30 frames per second, but I believe that doesn’t diminish the overall picture for this game. I do also want to point out a couple of things: The legions and being to switch between each of them with ease is really awesome, u can call out your legion to perform pretty sick combos or use your legion to navigate places that are harder to reach on your own

To save a rather huge wall of text, I'm going to wrap up my problem with this installment quite quickly: You can't see the connection from your choices to the endgame. Your choices throughout the five different character pieces basically changes who's there at the end. But there's absolutely NO way to see "Oh making x choices means this character's not there." It just doesn't follow-- the ending honestly feels like a complete non-sequitur. Play it to get ready for Season 2, but it's just not going to have the impact of Season 1.

o, charging $20 for a DLC that can be completed in around 3 hours is pure greed. If you want to complete the optional filler content (collect posters and the board game) you can add another 1-2 hours for a total of 4-5 hours. If you don't care about the optional side-activites, the value for money is very low here. Speaking of side activitites, the breaking boxes mini-game etc, I think the whole thing just felt too "arcadey". As for the story, it's basically just a small back-story about Yuffie, but it doesn't take the main story forward in any way. The final boss was cool, but the rest of Chapter 2 was basically just a gauntlet of fighting.

Mechanics from Hitman (2016/18) + narrative from Hitman Absolution + interactivity from GTA 5 = Perfect Hitman game ... could have been. And yeah a little girl kicking ass of adult uncles too stupid.

positives: graphics, world, story is decent (better than far cry 5 or fallout 4). negatives: some bugs, story could be better. Overall i feel people are way too harsh on it, it's still very fun game to play and way better than second watch dogs.