regentwienis

I played this game in PC but I could not see an option. The core addictive mechanic of randomly multiplying numbers felt satisfying. However, I got stuck on level two and never managed to reach level three. A difficulty setting would really improve the experience. Outside of its main mechanic, everything was too generic about being rogue-like.

I finished Katana Zero at my tablet, but I didn't see an option for it there. First, I want to talk about its confusing story. The way that game delivers the story was perfect but story was too closed, hard to follow. I mean the cool cinematics (glitches) and text animations when delivering the story. Since game plays so much with your perception of reality, it’s difficult to tell what is real and what is not. This was probably intentional on the writer’s part, but it might be a bit too much at times. Secondly, gameplay and rewind mechanic were cool. You can vary your gameplay throughout level with rewind mechanic(when you die). However, I wish there had been more mechanics to add variety. There were only dash, jump, attack and sometimes throw somethings to enemies. Lastly, last few levels were extremely challenging. You had to die many times to memorize bosses' attack patterns and movements

The first thing that I liked about this game is its art style and harmony. Voice acting, music,characters were perfectly matched to the story and gameplay. I also enjoyed bonus levels and kept trying to complete them perfectly. The reason I deducted 2 points is that final levels felt a bit too repetitive.

I played this game after 9 years from its release, and Uncharted 4 is now one of the best games I've ever played. The gameplay mechanics perfeclt matched the story and overall experience. Although story was linear, world design gave you sense of freedom and exploration. Level design was excellent throughout whole story. The characters were well-developed and designed.Sound,physics,visuals,dialogs... All of them were perfect. The only thing I found slightly lacking was game felt a bit too "hollywood". While I definitely felt the sense of adventure, I would’ve liked to experience more betrayal and maybe an unexpected ending.