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CPU racers very obviously rubberband in every single race, making it impossible for the player to open up any sort of lead against them even if he drives literally perfectly. Crash physics are comically inconsistent, you can smash into a wall going 100 MPH and nothing happens but if you so much as look at certain obstacles the wrong way then your car goes pinwheeling a mile into the air and your entire race is lost. It's unbelievably pathetic that the game was released in this state, where the only way the computer can beat you is if it literally cheats to do so. The developers should be ashamed of themselves.

It's beyond idiotic that my build can blast through twenty waves of enemies at Tier 5 without me dying once only to be useless against the two bosses they throw at the player at the end because the developer ran out of ideas. I'll be goddamned if I force myself through another playthrough to get back to a fight that stupid, what an incredible waste my time with this game has been.

Runs like absolute garbage on the PS4 Pro, slows down whenever asked to render anything even remotely graphically intensive. Gameplay relies entirely on quick reaction time so title is essentially unplayable on this console.

DOES NOT WORK ON PS4. Constant issues in rendering graphics and crashes frequently.

Difficulty is derived entirely from the finicky and inconsistent control scheme, which makes playing this so-called precision platformer little more than an extended exercise in frustration. Barebones settings, confusing music options and poorly-drawn hitboxes also drag down what could've been a decent experience into an unpolished mess.

I enjoyed SoR4 quite a bit until I got to the final boss, which is ten times harder than any other fight in the game and incredibly unfun to boot. Didn't die once at any other point in the game but was killed five times trying to finish it until I finally gave up. An absolute failure of game design and balancing.

Clunky, miserable gameplay renders Tunic a complete slog despite its gorgeous music and graphics. Furthermore, the mysterious nature of the title doesn't feel like another layer to enjoy on top of an already satisfying experience. On the contrary, it seems as though the developers knew Tunic wasn't any fun so they smothered it in esoteric **** to fool people into thinking that the game is deeper than it actually is. Do not play if you cherish your free time.

It is astonishing to me that SOTC can still be this player unfriendly even after a remaster, the game literally fights you at every turn and **** every bit of potential fun from the experience. The visuals and sound direction are spectacular but neither means anything in the face of gameplay this excruciating.

The combat is fun but everything else about this title is utter garbage. All the characters are one-dimensional and the story is contrived generic nonsense. Still, I tried to muscle through until the onslaught of anime **** got to be too much, those of you who enjoy sexualized children and rampant misogyny might enjoy the game but everyone else should steer clear.

A total failure of game design. Enemies rarely provide an honest challenge and instead rely on arbitrary, overwhelming difficulty to extend the length of the title by forcing the player to grind to have even the barest chance of progressing. Incredible production value totally undercut by the game itself being borderline unplayable.

Absurdly easy if you're not going for all the collectibles and ridiculously difficult if you are. Physics and properties are inconsistent, bugs are rampant. I'm frankly stunned this game made it out of playtesting. An absolute embarrassment for everyone involved.

Some of the worst writing I've ever seen in a videogame, and that's saying something. The cutscenes are absolutely unbearable, and skipping through them just leaves a clunky, mediocre stealth action game that has way, way too high an opinion of itself. Strong recommendation to avoid.