mimi1752

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

This game is genuinely one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. Seriously, where do I even start?Let’s start with the combat. The combat is boring as hell. It basically turns into a little box where all you do is dodge attacks, and honestly, it gets boring really fast. You spend the entire fight moving around inside a box, and the worst part is that this is somehow considered the best part of the combat. When you actually attack a character, all you do is press a button. That’s it. There are also dialogue options that can sometimes let you avoid a fight, but even that isn’t anything **** basically, the combat is just moving around in a box and pressing buttons a few times. That’s **** then there’s the story. The story is honestly one of the most overrated things I’ve ever seen in my life. The characters are shallow, the lore is extremely simple, and the plot is genuinely one of the worst I’ve ever seen. I seriously don’t understand how people praise this so **** game is also a visual disaster. And the music doesn’t escape the criticism either. To be fair, the music isn’t THAT bad, but it’s nowhere near as amazing as the fans make it out to be. People talk about it like the soundtrack was created in the ’80s and somehow rediscovered **** somehow, there’s no proper map, the menus are terrible, and there aren’t even languages besides English and Chinese. The comedy is also incredibly cringe most of the **** conclusion, Undertale is honestly one of the most overrated games I’ve ever played. I genuinely don’t understand why people treat it like some masterpiece.

This game is truly great and almost feels complete. Its huge variety of content keeps the game from feeling repetitive. The progression system is polished, and all the core activities, from farming to exploring caves, are enjoyable. The characters aren’t anything particularly amazing, but they’re good. The music is simple, yet it fits the game perfectly. I’m honestly surprised that a game like this costs only $

Crimson Desert is definitely worth trying, but it does have quite a few problems. I don’t really have much to say about it, but the biggest issue is that it tries to do a bit of everything without actually being great at any one thing.