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-Appealing art style - can be played on many configuration, not very demanding GPU wise - Gameplay loop is rather good for fight, many good ideas - Diverse class / archetypes - like many japanese RPG, grinding and farmlng is going to take some time. - Character are somehow bland but the bond / character development mechanics are interesting. At the end, Metaphor is a like a candy, you know it contains way too much sugar and its bad for the teeth and health, but yet you keep eating them. - Great soundtrack and musical score. in summary : there is something odd but attractive about that game. I'm hooked so I'm going to platinum it probably.

Excellent game, narrative techniques are based on Chinese culture, so Western audience might be surprised how the way characters are introduced. or story is laid out and might find it a little bit disappointing..Journey to the west is loved and foundational story in asian cultures and the monkey king is one of Eastern Asia most prevalent cultural icon. Gameplay is good without being incredible. Control are precise, dodging could have been improved and the lack of hit removes some sensations. Kratos with God of War is still best of class in that genre. - Graphics and Art Direction, 2024 top of class would be the nominee. Bestiary is out of this world attention to details is just crazy. - Story : pretty good, asian people will definitely take a greater liking to it for obvious cultural reasons. Technical : Still need some polish, frequent frame rate drop even with a RTX 4090. Overall : not perfect but a very high grade for an independant AAA based in China and could be GOTY award contender. Looking forward more asian and chinese titles

A legendary "hall of famer" sequel to a legendary game. If only action RPG appeals you just head your way, otherwise it's best turn based RPG of the decade by far (sorry Pillar of Eternity or Divinity) . For you who don't know, BG 1 and 2 are considered as the best heroic fantasy turn by turn RPG made by Bioware at tha time. Fallout I and II was the best in Post-Apocalyptic settings for the same category. Been playing in early access for while, and now the final game has shipped. in a nutshell Pros - Turn based tactical RPG with all the best features of that genre, - environnement interaction is top notch (fights are much more vertical that can be expected), - they stayed true to the Table top RPG AD&D and lore - Graphical AD&D eye candy and artstyle. - Lots and I say lots of RPG dialogue with choices, implications and consequences. - All your NPC can die and has more or less an impact on the story. - I felt like the whole "Beast and fiends" creatures were in the game. - Rolling the dice is so satisfying, If the game could use connected dices I would buy them. - Group management is very good (inventory, roster management...) - Multiplayer like in your good old table top game. - Music are epic and in the best of the genres. - Campaign length is really nice and not over-stuffed by filler fetch quests that **** - Super replayability (I have restarted during the early access, and the prologue was rather different, based on NPC that died or not..) Cons - Cameras management could be better. - a little bit laggish on my intel i12 12900k + RTX4090 (but not frame rate issue) just a overall feel. - Still some very minor graphical glitches - IA is kinda meh... - Abandon hope of social interactions IRL once your **** into for about 100 hours - Kinda tough where you're low level and if you have lost experience playing with level 1 characters for a while on AD&D. - UX is not fully intuitive at first but once you get the hang of it, that's pretty fluid This game is a monster in all categories and is currently my game of the year. It definitely has that "generation-defining" feel.

if you're a die hard flight simulator, I guess you already own that game and saved up some money to boost your PC. I play on a Ryzen 5900X with an RTX3090 with 64 GB of RAM and a laser fast SSD NVME 5GB/S with a 10gbit/s Fiber connection and well, I can say the game is just incredible, it is both very accessible with the assists and both challenging technically close to a pro simulator. The Radio Traffic is bringing some much immersion and graphically in Ultra this game is a master piece. Some cockpit shines with ludicrous amount of details. Best Flight Sim ever and the map size is just the world so can't really complain. Well done Asobo. And they keep pourring in new content. Only issue is the installation setup is awkward and slow installing windows and office is faster than installing FS.

One of my favorite yakuza. If you liked the previous ones this one is a little bit different nonetheless. Definitely loves the characters and the story.

Playing on my RTX3090 ryzen 5900x on my UW 34 screen the game is the most immersive game in a non VR format. Fan of the cyberpunk style scifi litterature, rejoice since is a must have game. Voice over are top notch and universe is a direct translation of the 80ies in a dystopic world. Well worth the wait though experience is hindered by bugs. Number of reference of the lire to the original table top are numerous. My favorite game of the year m not for it's rpg or fps side... But for a deep dive in a credible dystopia that I love that the best in class. Graphics and next gen visual effects, voice over top notch, animation the lackluster of details is just ludicrous. Numerous references to the cyberpunk lore. If you're fan of the novel genre of the table top game this is must have to your collection but not for it's rpg caracteristics or it's story. But the consistency of its world and it artistic direction truthful to the cyberpunk genre.

Buttery smooth 4K 120FPS (on my LG C9 OLED) to an already beautiful (incredible art style and animation) and compelling game. If you never tried it and you're into metrovania worshipping. this is the best in class so not only on xbox but for all gaming platform. And it should definitely sit on top of your altar.

If you have a decent PC Rig, it's going to be a nice ride. Watch dog legion has evolved in an innovative way. Recruitment is cool even if in the long term it can become repetitive. London landscape is awesome, I love to get lost in London. On a RTX3090 Ryzen 5900X PC it is very very pretty experience even in 4K. After, facial animation could be better, the voices are outstanding mate, you're in friggin' London. Story is a little bit dull, it could have been way better. Game mechanics are cool, you can sneak, you can trap, you can go melee combat or John Wick style. Stil have that "connect the dot" events for hacking things that kinda ****. Overall, though you have a few dozen of bugs (no deal breakers IMO) and some unpolish gameplay, I believe the experience is pretty cool. But try before you buy it, since the absence of a designated hero and lack of "cinematic feel" can hinder some people. This is a watch dog game, not a GTA V.