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Yasuke getting it on with Oda Nobunaga’s sister? Lmao. Destroying shinto shrines? Really Ubisoft?

Concord, the latest hero shooter to hit the market, is a mess of unfulfilled potential and lackluster execution. This game is a shining example of what happens when developers lack the talent and expertise to bring their vision to **** gameplay is marred by shallow mechanics, unresponsive controls, and a lack of innovation. The sci-fi setting, while colorful, feels like a lazy mishmash of familiar tropes and ideas. The alien characters, meant to be the game's selling point, are instead one-dimensional and lacking in **** multiplayer mode, supposed to be the game's core feature, is plagued by poor matchmaking, lag, and a lack of meaningful progression. It's clear that the developers were unable to create an engaging and rewarding experience, instead relying on shallow gameplay and gimmicks.Overall, Concord feels like a game developed by individuals who are still learning the ropes, lacking the polish and refinement that players expect from a modern game. With more development and refinement, Concord could have been a decent addition to the hero shooter genre. As it stands, it's a disappointing and unimpressive experience.

As long-time FromSoft fan, I can safely say this game is good. Not great, not a masterpiece in any sense but definitely good. The game for some reason is open world, meaning there are vast expanses of empty land for naught to do but traipse through and kill mobs of enemies. The art direction is brilliant, the music is also amazing but sadly this game sorely lacks that hopeless (Dark Souls 1), Melancholic (DS 2 ) or apocalyptic(DS 3) atmosphere that make FromSoft titles stand out. I sunk 60 hours into the game and once I realized that the game simply does not respect my time I had to cut my losses and move on.

I am not a game reviewer so I am going to keep this short and simple. Yes, it is not a traditional FF game. But do any of you remember how terrible the combat was in old Final Fantasy games? It was never tactical like Persona, SMT, Dragon Quest or hell even Xenoblade Chronicles. FF has evolved and in a very good way. The story is gripping, the visuals are amazing the and fights are spectacular. Remember how these core things were marketed for the original FFVII back in the day, and the combat was left out of the equation? Nobody can say with a straight face that they played Final Fantasy for the combat. But now we can.

The game is beautiful, the graphics are lovely, but the animation is so stiff and it really makes the game hard to play. What ruined the game for me was a game-breaking design choice: there was a sector where I misused Anima and it was irreversible. I had to start the level over. No thanks.

Good graphics, excellent music, amazing gameplay and really simple, but GOOD storyline.

Not as good as FFX. This game lacks the heart and soul that made FFX great. The music is forgettable and sometimes sounds like something from a commercial, the gameplay is quite annoying and doesn't allow for strategy. The story is pointless for sure.

If you are a fan if JRPGs, good graphics, excellent music and Japanese Dramas, then this game is for you

A must play if you enjoyed the story of persona 5. The action oriented combat got a bit repetitive for me, but the story is what made it special. I loved every moment

I went into this game knowing that something might go wrong since it's labelled as a "horror game". But nothing could have prepared me for what I faced in the game's final Acts. Highly recommended, even if you aren't a fan of visual novel style games (like myself)

The game is exactly the same as the last in terms of gameplay. Nothing hereis new. Aside from a prone and jump feature. The story is abysmal