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Everything is cool but the final boss is TRASH !! I like the first game more for this reason alone

If I start with the good aspects of the game: 1_ The pixel art is nice. 2_ The music is nice. 3_ The level design is generally not bad.I think that's it.What I didn't like:1_ Controls: I know they wanted it to be like the old PS1 game SOTN. But even that old game had faster and more agile controls. This game has bad controls, more like Circle of the Moon. The jumps are almost as bad as NES Castlevania. This is where I had to quit the game. I was almost 95% done, and it wants me to platform for the final boss with these bad controls. (Doom Coin Room 3) Because that's the only way to get the necessary items. No thanks. This is where the progression design fails. Because this kind of platforming shouldn't be mandatory. It should be in the game as a separate challenge.2_ Some troll death rooms: Some rooms kill you instantly, without giving you time to escape. WHY IS THERE SUCH A DESIGN?3_Some boss designs: Some are very easy, some are almost impossible to kill without using potions. Except for two bosses, I didn't like any of them.

I played it when I was 8-9. I wish I remembered the game like I did back then. It's not bad considering its year. However, the gameplay is problematic and a bit buggy. At one point in the game, I pressed the button and the door wouldn't open. I searched the internet for the problem and couldn't find it. So I solved the problem with my own method. I exploited a vulnerability in the game using the teleport skill. There are aspects of the game that I didn't like; 1_ Map: The lack of a large map causes you to get lost.2_ Level Design: It's very repetitive. And mostly consists of mazes. There's no variety. It's like randomly generated maps.3_ Balance: I won't talk about the enemies. I'm criticizing the use of magic and weapons here. Magic is very powerful. I finished the game with just fireballs. Why would I bother with a melee weapon?4_ Fatigue: Another downside of melee is that the character gets tired quickly.5_ Some enemy designs: For example, mages who cast invisibility on themselves also restrict you from using melee weapons.6_ Stats: I haven't really noticed if the character stats work properly. It's as if they're just for numbers. Similarly, weapon proficiency doesn't seem to matter.

I just finished it for the third time. It's truly an incredible RPG experience for its time. Dark Messiah is equally amazing. Of course, after the legendary Gothic 1 and 2, this game also leads the way among 3D RPGs. I wish there had been more games like this back then. But unfortunately, they're very rare. It has a great story. Numerous quests and side quests. Secret missions. Hidden loot. Replayability. Enjoyable exploration elements. Some interesting and funny encounters Of course, there may be some bugs caused by the physics engine. But that's not a big deal. Overall, it's a game everyone should play. A great experience.

I liked the first game, but I liked the second less. I took a really long break to start the third. And I can say that they've done a better job than the second. The ghosts are better, predictable, and not unnecessarily difficult. However, the game is long, or maybe it just felt that way to me, but while I complained about the first game's length, this one lasted almost twice as long. That kind of got me a little bored. But I liked the house concept. While I didn't like Silent Hill Room in general, I did enjoy the events in the house. This game did that too. Overall, I liked it; the story is good; it ties all three games together well. But I didn't like the final boss; it wasn't fun. I didn't get the same effect I did from the first game. Anyway, first games are always different, right?

Baldur's Gate is my favorite D&D game. I finish it every 1-2 years. It is always replayable. You can be a bad character, a good character or both. You can kill everyone or be merciful. It provides good freedom in this respect. The game has an interesting and engaging opening and makes you curious about the future. And as it progresses, the story expands and takes shape with new companions. There are many places to discover on the map, items to be looted are waiting for you. Cities and various quests. It is a truly revolutionary game for its year. I also liked the Black Pits expansion pack, but it could have been more diverse and a little longer. I can say that I found Dragonspear average, but I still liked it. I did not like the ending at all. It is a game that D&D lovers should definitely play.

It was beautiful at first. It was interesting. It was enjoyable. Then the game suddenly became the most boring game in the world. I had to quit the game. Even though I have 100+ one hand skill and 100+ evesion, I have difficulty killing enemies and I take a lot of damage. I struggle with each enemy for a long time. This makes the game very boring. Especially the variety of items in the game is very low. I kill a boss and he gives me 100 gold as a reward. The simplest sword comes from the chest. A poorly and poorly designed game.

It's an enjoyable game but a little short. The music and animations are nice. Pixel art sweet. Level desing is not bad. It gives the "warp" feature in 70% of the game. Interestingly, the first 50% of the game is difficult, the rest is much easier. Especially the enemies are easier and our health rights are increased. It makes the game much easier. In general, bosses are easy. The only thing that will challenge you is the lack of warp mechanics in the early game. Overall, it's a short and sweet game.

I played it in 2018 and left it halfway through. This time I played it with pleasure, but until I came to a boss. The boss's name is Amulvaro. It spams too many attacks and is not enjoyable. I think this is not a difficulty but an exaggeration. But those who like this kind of challenge can continue, the game is not bad in general.

Pros; 1_) Pixel art 2_) Map design 3_) Nice story 4_) Good musics 5_) Overall a good example of metroidvania Cons; 1_) Controls and running jumping animation are bad. The character is not sedate, as if I were skiing.2_) The red-haired girl boss is very good, but unfortunately the other bosses are not good. The final boss is poorly designed. It's very chaotic and everything is white. Boss attacks are very difficult to see.3_) Potion mechanics are poorly designed. Constantly going to the trader to renew potions is tiring.4_) In some bosses, the checkpoint is very far away. Unnecessary.I think it's a good game overall, but it could have been better with a little more effort. Especially the controls. CONTROLS!!! and bosses

It's a novel-like game with a very interesting and beautiful world and characters. It's true that I said novel. Because when you finish the game, you really read as much as if you finished a 500 or 1000 page novel. Frankly, this reading at the end of the game made me a little tired. But the story is truly gripping. The game progresses very well until the Trias. After the Trias it becomes a bit linear and only story-oriented. And it gets chaotic. Towards the end of the game, many enemies come at you. But it's not very challenging and it's a bit boring. I like the variety of items, it's not like Baldurs Gate. I finished the game with only 1 axe, it didn't give me any other weapons. The same goes for other items. armor gloves etc. But there is a lot of variety in terms of magic. My favorite part of the game is the dialogues between characters, quests and the world of the game. It almost has a taste of Dune and Fallout.

It's a novel-like game with a very interesting and beautiful world and characters. It's true that I said novel. Because when you finish the game, you really read as much as if you finished a 500 or 1000 page novel. Frankly, this reading at the end of the game made me a little tired. But the story is truly gripping. The game progresses very well until the Trias. After the Trias it becomes a bit linear and only story-oriented. And it gets chaotic. Towards the end of the game, many enemies come at you. But it's not very challenging and it's a bit boring. I like the variety of items, it's not like Baldurs Gate. I finished the game with only 1 axe, it didn't give me any other weapons. The same goes for other items. armor gloves etc. But there is a lot of variety in terms of magic. My favorite part of the game is the dialogues between characters, quests and the world of the game. It almost has a taste of Dune and Fallout.

Not bad, but a little boring. Because the level designs are the same. The sense of discovery is ordinary. And because the game moves so slowly, it takes a long time to finish. The story and quests are average. Item variety, craft and skills are not bad. Enemy variety is low. In general, it is like Baldurs Gate, but with much simpler gameplay. Like I said, it can be boring.

The relationship between the storyteller and our protagonist was enjoyable. The game tells a classic story by making fun of it. Level designs are generally not bad. Looting and combat fun. Various weapons and most importantly a lot of summons. It adds variety to the game. I think the only bad thing about the game is that sometimes you can die very suddenly and there is no autosave in the game. So sometimes you need to go back and save. A sweet game considering its year. A nice hack n slash for nostalgia lovers.

The story of the game is interesting, the atmosphere and music are nice. Some parts are crippy. In my opinion, the two things that should not be in a survival horror game are the respawning of enemies and the type of enemies that do not die or die. Unfortunately, both are available in this game. And the mechanic that bothers me the most is AP. You have to constantly rush as if you are racing against time. Otherwise, your health will decrease and you will have to spend items. This is a headache for those who want to play slowly, like me. Camera angles can be annoying. And overall the boss battles are average and the final boss is very boring.

I gave it 5 for some good aspects of the game. I could give even lower. Because this game has an unforgivable mistake. It can trap you in one place and waste your hours. Where did I leave the game? The game dropped me into a termite nest. Anyway. I spent time in this nest for about 2 hours. I gained exp etc. Then I saw a hole and jumped into it. There was magic inside too and I used it. Then I realized I was stuck in the hole. I couldn't get back out. Last save was at least 3 hours ago. I researched online and they say I'm really stuck. What nonsense is this now? If this isn't a design flaw, what is? Anyway, I won't play this game for a long time.

I didn't pay much attention to this game at first. I thought it was for younger players. I thought it had a simple gameplay (jump, hit, collect points). But I was so wrong. This game is almost as beautiful as Zelda. Fun combat. Familiar characters. Various levels. Good boss fights. I was especially shocked when I learned about the secret bosses. It's very well done for 2002. There are Metroidvania elements. Various abilities skills weapons items. And most surprisingly, there is craft in the game. Depending on the year, these varieties are very good. There are a few things I found missing. I can't skip cutscenes. Since the secret bosses are very difficult, I can die and have to watch the cutscene every time. While fighting, you can accidentally exit the doors and the battle is interrupted. Space Ship could have been a little better. Fighting in space isn't much fun. At the beginning of the game, I was very confused and it wasn't clear where to go. Overall, I enjoyed the game very much. I will play the second game soon.

My first FF game. I couldn't finish it when I was little. I guess I was lost. I played it a few years ago and abandoned it again. Now I started once again and this time I finished it. A nice cute game. The graphics are sweet. Cutscenes CGI is good. The story isn't bad. The world is interesting. Boss battles are enjoyable. The skills they use are magnificent. It is not unnecessary long game. and mostly easy. (except hunt quests). In Hunt, especially elite quests can sometimes be incredibly difficult. And sometimes you can't find the enemy you're looking for. Even if you look online. That's why walking long roads and trying to search ends up not being able to find it. It can be boring. Other than that, the game is generally good. It's different from the traditional FF gameplay. But since I'm not much of an FF fan, these issues don't concern me. I played the game and liked it. The characters stayed in my mind. This is an important success for a game.

Dude, stop doing those annoying puzzles. Can I fight a little now? Or can I buy equipment? It's been almost 4 hours and I have a f***g kitchen knife in my hand. I've been dealing with puzzles and searching for NPCs since the beginning of the game.ENOUGH! I'm opening a chest. There are 10 gold coins inside the chest. If I cut 2 grasses, I already collect 10 gold. Also enoying.. Trying to be like a Zelda game. This game is not even 1/1000 of Link to the Past from 8 years ago.

I didn't think it would be this good. The thing that surprised me most in the game is that the mechanics are almost the same as those in Ghost of Tsushima. So, it was inspired by this game. And this mechanic forms the way the game is played. Even though it is easier, especially on bosses, we need to react just in time, like in Sekiro. But like I said, it's much simpler. The game in general is not difficult anyway. But it's better than being unnecessarily difficult. I love the game very much. I had a lot of fun.

Ohhh booy. The people who made this game did not care about anything other than characters and cutscenes. Gameplay is very mediocre. In some areas, enemies appear higher than your level and it is very frustrating to deal with them. Running away is even more frustrating. There are a lot of mimic chests, they are very powerful in the early game. I died many times. At the end of 4-5 hours, I encountered strong enemies again and I fell into the water, couldn't get out and died. I stopped playing. It's enough for me :D

It's definitely a better game than Vice City. But I like Vice City more. Because it is more short and concise. It's easier to finish. San Andreas is like open world games today. Gameplay time is very long. It is not a game that you can always finish, the missions are difficult and some of them are boring.Good Sides; 1_) The graphics are better. 2_) The characters are diverse and well written. Dialogues are good. It's good to have characters from the old game.3_) The tasks and challenges are various.4_) Weapon level system, bodybuilding, these are nice additions.5_) Going to the barber. buying clothes, getting a tattoo. It added fun to the **** Sides; 1_) I think gang missions are boring and repetitive. Even at the end of the game we have to struggle.2_) Girlfriend missions are same as boring and ordinary.3_) There are too many police officers in the game, almost everywhere. 4_) The roads are very long and empty. If you fail the mission, sometimes you have to go very long ways. 5_) Airplane and helicopter control is very **** despite all this, "2004" is an incredible work considering its year. It was a lot of effort. One of the games we rarely see.

A game with a sweet story. Playing 2 characters is fun. The game is more linear and action-based. The survival aspect is weaker than in the first game. It's a good game at the level of the second game. And I think this is the longest of the 3 games. In general, the enemies are the same. The last boss was easy and not good. Some other bosses aren't bad. Especially Queen. I enjoyed playing it.

I think GTA truly finds itself with this game. GTA 2 is a good game in its own way. GTA 3 makes a revolutionary start, but it's a bit weak. But Vice City puts it above all of these. The story is good. Especially the characters are more diverse and fun. Missions are good. It is easier than GTA 3 in most aspects, but some missions can be harder than GTA 3. The deficiencies in the physics engine in GTA 3 are better in this game. The map is more understandable. There is more to do in the game. Overall, a good sequel. After GTA3. Totally iconic. And like GTA3, radio is my favorite thing in this series.

I liked the first game better. If I compare. Good sides; 1 _) The CGI is very good. 2_) Good characters. 3_) Different scenario course. 4_) Some good boss fights. 5_) Playing with different characters. Bad sides; 1_) Level desing is very linear and has the same levels as in the first game. 2_) The wheel puzzle is not good. My controller is old ps2 controller. And analog sticks are not very good. It should have been designed knowing this. 3_) Puzzle variety is low. 4_) There is a gold mechanic in the game for shopping. But it is very unnecessary and is only used at the beginning of the game. 5_) Gift system is cool but it is not clear who likes which gift. Good game overall. But I expected it to be better than the first game. After Resident Evil 1, there is no effect similar to what Resident Evil 2 brought. I would expect this.

I liked the first game more. If I were to compare it with the first game. Good sides; 1_) Graphics are a little better. 2_) The story and characters are not bad. Bad sides; 1_) Some ghosts have very tight fatal frame timing. 2_) Some ghosts are annoying to fight. 3_) One shot kill last boss. Also annoying. 4_) Same puzzles. 5_) Radio stones that are copies of each other. 6_) Pointless difficulty in finding the bell key. etc. This game didn't give me the same impact as the first game. But if you were addicted to the first game, you will love this game too.

I played on ps2. Do you want to play resident evil as a samurai? This game is for you. Fighting is fun. Level desing is good. Puzzles are not difficult or even non-existent. The story is ordinary but the characters are good. It's a nice touch that we play with 2 characters. The various weapons we use. Abilities. Upgrades we found. It's fun to explore and play with all of these. As someone who loves the survival horror genre, I really liked it.

Do you want to play resident evil as a samurai? This game is for you. Fighting is fun. Level desing is good. Puzzles are not difficult or even non-existent. The story is ordinary but the characters are good. It's a nice touch that we play with 2 characters. The various weapons we use. Abilities. Upgrades we found. It's fun to explore and play with all of these. As someone who loves the survival horror genre, I really liked it.

I love Resident Evil and Silent Hill style games. I was a little bit away from fatal frame. Because the camera concept did not interest me. But when I played it, I saw that it was fun. It's a different idea compared to other games. I liked it. Sometimes ghosts can be scary. Even though I'm not afraid of ghosts. They appear suddenly in some places. Using the camera is fun. Story is good. My only complaint is that it's a bit long. I thought I could finish it in 4-5 hours. Just like resident evil and silent hill. But I finished it in 10 hours. I can say I'm a little tired. But it was worth it. Nice survival horror game.

It's a very good game with different level designs and great characters. If I were to compare it with Beyon good and evil. I can say that these two aspects are better. But I think the bad thing about Psycho is the platforming. It doesn't work very well. Sometimes it doesn't hold. Sometimes it doesn't make it. Sometimes you can't jump where you want. Boss fights are generally of good quality. A game that sticks in your mind. In a good way. I'm glad I played.

I was able to play the game halfway. I am bored. It's a very lagging game compared to the year it was released. The Metroidvania and exploration elements are terrible. You always play the same places. Backtracking is too much. Pet development is not fun and pointless. And the pet is very weak. The first bosses are not bad, but the rabbit boss is mediocre. What I like about the game is that the artwork is beautiful.

I think it's a game everyone should play at least once. The story and characters are very good. Even though the world we are in is small, it is beautifully made. The soundtrack of the game is great. The first half of the game gives you the feeling of playing Zelda. There's a lot to do. Animals to photograph. pearls Races. But the next half becomes linear. Sneak levels largely dominate the game. You want there to be more action, but it's very limited. There are a few puzzles. It could have been a little more. The boss fights at the end of the game are nice. Especially the boss fight with the spaceship. The ending of the game is also interesting. I wish there was a 2nd game. I hope it comes.

I think I did the hard part. I finished GTA 3 on playstation 2. And while I was playing on the computer, I only completed the first missions of the game and left. So I finished the game for the first time. But man. This game is torture with a controller. It's also funny. Sometimes it made me laugh so hard. Positive aspects of the game; 1_) Being the first 3D GTA game. 2_) Increased diversity compared to the 2nd game. 3_) Music. 4_) Dark atmosphere. 5_) Driving is fun, but the physics engine is a bit problematic. 6_) Some characters are funny. Bad aspects of the game; 1_) As I said, the physics engine is a bit bad. 2_) It is difficult to aim with the controller. 3_) There are no pins on the map. 4_) Some missions are very cruel and unfair. This is what I have to say. If you are a patient person who loves difficult challenges. This game is for you.

It was a good game for its year. Level design is not bad. Funny characters. Various weapons and tools. Various game dynamics. Generally, it is a linear game. The formula is the same in most sections. I didn't like the final boss, it took too long, I got bored. And I didn't have an electric gun. I need to collect bolts again, I don't want that either. But overall I enjoyed it.

Not bad, I had fun at first. I'm halfway through the game. I like Stoneshard. But there is little variety in this game. Level scailing is a bit weird. Some areas are difficult even though they are low level. Some of them are easy even though they are high level. There seems to be an imbalance. It's hard to tell what enemies are doing when attacking. The treasure maps' clues are unclear and misleading. Dungeon design is not very good. If you are looking for a game similar to Stoneshard, I can recommend it. But not for me.

I had a hard time at first. Sometimes I got lost in the game. But its world drew me in very quickly. His story is very good. It is a pleasure to open the dialogues word by word. As you get stronger in the game, you start to have more fun. And towards the end, you are now immortal. I've finished Skyrim and Oblivion a few times. I couldn't get started with Morrowind. I had a lot of fun. As a minus. 1_) The physics engine is a bit buggy. But it's not bad for its year. Sometimes the characters block your path and you get stuck. 2_) The map design is too closed in some places. You are staying among the mountains. But it gets easier when you get advanced spells.

A metroidvania-souls like game as we know it. Good sides; -Art design-Level desing-Enemy and boss design.-Music, voice actors, sound design.-Weapon skills. Bad sides; -It could have been a little more difficult.-Weapons could be more diverse.-There could have been more secrets. Overall an enjoyable 2D soulslike. I recommend it to those who love this genre.

I wish the first game was like this. It would have been a stronger start to the series. I'm not even going to compare this game with the 2nd game. That's why I'm comparing it to the first game. There are many good sides compared to the first game; - Story - Characters - Gameplay - Dialogues - Boss Fights - Enemy Designs - Level Design - Variety of weapons - Style feature - Character animation All this better than the first game. As the weak side; Again, some bosses are repeating towards the end of the game. And the graphics could be better. The game can be very difficult sometimes. Almost like fromsoft games. Finally, some chapters in the game are unnecessarily long. Overall a great game. It's like a movie from start to finish. One of the diamonds that could be a remake game in the future.

The good sides compared to the first game; (+) 1_) Devil trigger design. 2_) Character control. Let's come to the bad sides; (-) 1_) Terrible story and narration. 2_) Very badly written characters and Dante. 3_) Poorly made cut-scanes 4_) Very bad dialogues. 5_) Bad level desing. 6_) The music is worse. 7_) Unbalanced use of weapons. Guns are very strong. 8_) Boss desing are the worst bosses I've ever seen in my life. 9_) We can say that the graphics are worse. Facial animations are bad. 10_) Repetitive gameplay. Boring. 11_) Lucia gameplay Same as Dante. 12_) Game is very very easy. In summary, a very bad sequel game.

The game has really good gameplay for its year. Good moves are beautified with good effects. The graphics are generally good. Enemy designs are nice but repetitive. The story is interesting but could have been wider. The music is awesome. The reason I gave 1 point less is the camera angles. It can be frustrating most of the time. Repetitive boss with orb spawning on it. And the final boss was disappointing, it looks beautiful but it was easy. It is one of the games that we can call legend in general. It has inspired many hack and slash games.

I'm not a big fan of the first game, I can say that I liked this game more. I can say that the story is not good compared to the first game. The first game was more mysterious and impressive, especially the music and atmosphere element used at the right moments was good. But this game doesn't have it, there are more resident evil-style events that happen quickly. Also, the first game was richer in terms of inventory management. As for why I like this game more. I mostly like resident evil style survival horror games. This sequel gave me that too. Some nice puzzles. Fewer enemies that don't spawn constantly like in the first game. Level design is not linear. It's more complicated than the first game. This gives you more brain work, which is good. Bosses are very good. Overall combat is better. I enjoyed playing it from start to finish. Those who do not like the first game can give it a chance. But if you liked the first game very much, you can find some missing points in this game. I definitely recommend this game for those who like resident evil style games.

I love survival horror games. I've loved and finished all of the Resident evil games. But I couldn't finish this game. I played 60% of the game and enjoyed it very much. But then it started to get very complicated. Puzzles increased. The places to go increased. Dinosaurs got harder. And the last time I got stuck in one place and quit. Unfortunately. I'm not very patient either. But overall the game is good. Level design and tension atmosphere are good. But I couldn't understand the item mixing business. Also, even if I kill the dinosaurs, they sometimes respawn. Even though I don't like it as much as the first 3 games of resident evil, it's good. I recommend it to those who want a more challenging survival horror.

What a thrill... As good as the first 2 games. This time, the level of romance increased. Even though the radio intervenes... The characters are as we know, each more interesting than the other. Different characters. Many of them have special powers. More fantastic. The game gets emotionally high towards the end. Especially the "snake eater" soundtrack is awesome. The effects of 007 are reflected in the game. I didn't like the boss fights as much as the 2nd game. But still enjoyable and epic. I enjoyed it overall. Kojima made a game like a movie again.

Although I like the first game more, this game is just as good. First of all, the graphics are very good. The atmosphere on board is very good. The characters are still good. Although the level design is a bit repetitive as in the first game, the game progresses in various ways. Jack reminded me of Stave in resident evil code veronica. They have a somewhat clumsy demeanor. And his voiceover is a little funny. I would like to play snake a little more. Well.. that's how they preferred it. Combat is fun. Weapons are diverse. The story has plenty of twists. And the storytelling and the ending satisfied me. The music at the end is very nice. As I said, Kojima wanted to make a game like a movie. Lots of dialogue and cut scane. I think it's a nice combination. You feel like the game is playing with you, not as if you are playing a game. A good sequel. I recommend.

I played mgs 1 for the first time on gamecube. I loved resident evil style games. But I was far from stealth games. At first, I started stealth games with tenchu ​​and splinter cell. But while playing mgs, I saw that stealth was not that important, actually it was exactly what I wanted. Although it wasn't very action-packed, it was very entertaining. Using a weapon, especially with the first person view. Hideo Kojima aimed to make a game like a movie. That's why Gameplay and Level design are simple and minimal. But still enough. Kojima put a lot of emphasis on character. Each character has their own unique traits. Beautifully written characters. Voiceovers are very good. The story and overall setup of the game is good. There are lots of twists. However, some dialogues are very long and sometimes repetitive. Sometimes we talk about our private lives in the middle of war. This is also a bit strange. But overall I enjoyed it. A must-play game is a good experience.

Not bad. It is a game that I find average in the Resident evil series. But I like it more than code veronica. Managing 2 characters has added a nice difference. But the lack of an item chest in the game causes you to do a lot of backtracking in the game. This is the annoying part of the game. And on "hard" difficulty, the game is really hard. The game gives very few health items. You have to play very carefully. Especially in the last boss, your items must be good. Because the final boss is exaggeratedly difficult. It is also very difficult to escape from the boss. You are very likely to take damage. And the typewriters are far away in the game. If you don't save regularly, it can start from the save 1 hour ago. I died a lot in the last boss, it could have been done easier. Overall an enjoyable game. But for beginners, I recommend playing on normal difficulty first. It is unlike previous RE games. I think it is one of the hardest re games.

The parts I don't like; 1_) Security Boxes: I think it is very unnecessary. It's a boring factor that prolongs the game for nothing. 2_) The Tyrant Boss battle on the plane is bad. The field is very narrow and you can die very quickly. Movement is restricted. 3_) I don't know if there is a solution, but poisoning butterflies are very annoying and constantly respawn. 4_) Some camera angles. 5_) In one part of the game, Chris and Claire's inventory is separated. And if Chris doesn't have a gun, the game gets stuck in the Alexia boss fight. This is bad design. 6_) And there is no typewriter during the last episode from Chris to Claire. If you fall under the stupid stone trap, you have to start over. 7_) Escaping Stave's monstrous form is often uncertain. He can kill in 2 hits. And at first I didn't even know I had to run. Annoying. In conclusion; Unfortunately, the RE game that I couldn't like after RE6. Some aspects are nice, but it's a very long game and there's too much backtracking. And the voice acting of Steve is terrible. Steve's character isn't very good either. Wesker remained in the background. My favorite part is the sibling relationship and story of Alfred and Alexia.

A nice rpg with various dialogues, side quests, different fighting techniques. Musics and some places are good. But the game gets a little bit repetitive after 7-8 hours. But still overall nice.

As a story, I think it's not as impressive as 1 and 2. But the variety of characters is good. There is a large map, but what we can do is limited. I personally like the level design of 1 and 2 more. RE3 More of an action game. More enemies. There are too many bullets. One of the best parts of the game compared to 1 and 2 is the tension. Nemesis is probably a villain that went down in game history. It's really scary. And that music... There are also various options when deciding. This adds replayability to the game. This is a very good development.

I played a fire emblem style game for the first time. The beginning of the game is very enjoyable. Meeting new characters. Developing Squad etc. First of all, I played the game on normal difficulty. And it's very easy. You don't lose if you take care of the squad. It gets easier towards the end of the game. And the game is a little long. It could have been shorter. Still, I enjoyed playing it. It was a nice experience.