Its not terrible, but its more of an annoyance than something enjoyable.

I have mixed feelings about this game. Im not expierenced with this genre, so I might just not understand some stuff, but I dont think that should matter that much. Puzzles were interesting, but sometimes the solutions were super random. There is a lot of walking around the same rooms repeatedly and trying to find what new stuff you can now pick up, but not a lot of actual thinking. I wish some mechanics/tools were used more, but on the other hand the games lenght wouldnt allow for that, so its not biggie. The story was pretty interesting! I think there should have been a bigger focus on the folk side of things and the characters lacked a bit of depth. They were super stereotypicals and their relationships were changing too quickly for the amount of interactions they were having with each other. So yeah, a lot of pretty good stuff, but there is a lot of unsatisfying elements.

Very pretty with an okay-ish story. There were some good parts like Bayeks relationship with his son, but it wasnt explored much and the story was mostly uninteresting. Combat is okay, the tools you get are not that fun to use and the quests are repetitive at best. Despite that, I somewhat enjoyed the game. There are enough interesting locations within the beautiful world to keep me playing at least till the end.

I will come back to this game, because I cant get through it. The story seems so interesting and I love the world, but the gameplay makes me unable to enjoy it. Its overwhelming, its loud to the point of not being able to hear the story, the combat is terrible, most of the abilities are not that interesting and the guns are awful.

In general the game is okay, but there are plenty of little things to nitpick. It felt like it wanted to include plenty of different characters, places and ideas for the story, but because of the amount of them the game failed to explore any of them in depth. Which sucks, for example OLeary, Smirnov and Weekly seemed so interesting, but I didnt get to know them in any way. Even Thorpe took part only really in the ending while being the main villain. I loved how I could choose during the story wheter Blacksad was e.g. an alcoholic or communist. The game then added little comments throughout to make the choices appear important. Great idea! It allowed to put more of myself in the game. Blacksad overall is a very compelling character and the story allows to truly explore him. While the story was pretty good, the controls with the camera are terrible, combined with interacting taking ages make for an annoying expierence. Also the notes at the top of the screen are obnoxious. I also hate the collectibles. When they rely on you just looking around your screen instead of solving a little puzzle or doing something challenging, they have no reason to be in the game. In conclusion there are a lot of things to be improved upon, but despite that its fun!

Combat is phenomenal, I love how aggresive and fast-paced it is. There are not that many weapons, but they all stand out. They are complex enough to never get boring. The world, the enemies and the hunter are all stunning! The visuals paired with a great soundtrack create a wonderful atmosphere. The best part for me was how the map was designed. Finding shortcuts was very satisfying and made progressing through the level way more intersting. Im used to linear map designs, so that was something new for me, and I loved it!

The game made a fantastic first impression on me. The gameplay felt super good and the story for the type of game I was expecting was interesting. The graphics are sometimes a bit unhelpful, but it wasnt that annyoing. The only truly awful thing are the duels. They feel unsatisfying and are more of a chore. The real problem starts halfway through the game. At this point the game becomes tedious, and the game is only 5 hours long... The gun selection is limited, the perks are basically useless and the story is only a background to the game. Its not terrible, dont get me wrong, but I wasnt excited about playing more. And to top it off, the last level is the worst part of the game, so at the end I wasnt all that thrilled about it.

So good! It has its flaws, many of the areas, enemies and bosses are just annyoing, but most of them are pretty fun! The world feels great to explore, there are plenty of intersting locations, enemies etc. to discover. I loved how many different builds you can do, but the weapon choice is a bit overwhelming. A bit too long for my taste, but still amazing! I dislike many of the secrets. Illusory walls, having to burn the windmill to make a boss fight easier and other stuff are unecessarily complicated. They add nothing to the game and its unrealistic to expect players to figure them out. Its an already hard game, this just adds to frustration.

Its unplayable for any kind of mages, so its terrible.

The bosses were great, but the location was a pain in the ass to explore.

Its just meh. Not much interesting stuff going on.

Incredible! I dont like how there is an incentive to avoid killing - this is the most fun way to play, and the player shouldnt be punished for having fun. Nonetheless, stealth feels great, and the maps are immaculate. There is so much thought put into the world like they have thought of every idea a player could have. The story and the ambience of the game are just final touches that made the game so much more enjoyable. UWAGA - może oglądnąć filmik o lorze zanim będę replayować? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BNvLpfc-2r8&ab_channel=TheLadyofLore (usunąć amp;)

This is a pefect open world RPG. The main quest with the plentiful of side quests availible allow the player to pour themselves into the game. Your decisions are difficult, but they have meaning - hey influence the people, the world and some factions. And they are related to a vast range of different topics, which makes the character feel truly personalized! I especially loved the political commentary - it was creative and witty! What seems so hard for so many games today to achieve, Fallout made almost with no effort - creating an intersting open world. Most games make you run after a million map markers with no meaningful stuff to find. FNV doesn't bother with filling the world with boring stuff. When you walk in the desert it is truly empty. But the few map markers you find lead you to interesting locations that actually are meaningful to the world. They are thoughful, and often feature some intersting side quests that add so much backstory to the place. It makes the world alive and meaningful, not just a place with npcs and random loot laying around. All of this allowed me to be super engaged in the game and that what makes it so enjoyable.

Its an intriguing concept that is executed poorly. At no point was I excited to play more or to explore the world. The characters were boring, as was the world.

It lacks personality. There is not much going on, the only thing really important is your choice at the end, but who cares about it if the world is uninteresting.

Amusing, weird, absorbing and fulfilling. Didnt know dlcs could be this nice! I especially love how they make fun of americans scared of the big scary china and other little political jokes.

Its definitely very interesting. Movement gets boring after some time and since many things require you to talki to a random npc you will be doing a lot of that. Its not very challenging nor complicated, but its not bad.

It looked very interesting, but sadly the story and the characters are uninteresting and annoying.

I think I just dont enjoy the genre. Even when i get into the *loop* I get bored after a few runs.

It sounds amazing, it looks good and it plays good. The controls feel good, the level design is interesting and dynamic. I really liked it!

It is a very okay game. It is definitely not terrible, but when playing the game I never felt satisfied. There is no challenge! The harden mechanic makes the game plain boring. You could try playing without it, but there is no healing and parrying sucks. I genuinely spent 2 hours trying to understand it and I still dont understand how it works, and I dont think Im that terrible at these games. The worst part is that the games was made as if you couldnt harden. While I get that regular enemies cant react to your harden, I feel like bosses should make you think when you harden and dont just let you cheese them with it. There are plenty other things to nitpick, like the world being unecessarily hard to navigate through, no fast travel even after finishing an area, changing shells requiring items, the tunnels taking ages to pass through , the menu having such long animations and blah, blah, blah. I know it looks like a lot of bad things, but as I said Im just nitpicking, because Im annoyed at the combat. The game really could be decent, but it seems the devs dont understand what makes a soulslike good and only see singular things they liked in other games and just squeezed hardening into it to make the game innovative in some way.

PLAY THIS ON AT LEAST HARD. Its my first turn-based tactic and normal mode was way too easy, hard is just challenging enough to be fun. The combat was great, I liked how many different approaches there were to every fight. I love how progression actually made me feel stronger! Sadly the characters dont have many unique traits, so there really no reason for having 6 different characters. I disliked the looting and how slow the movement outside of combat is. There is no reason for having to so much of it in a game like this. The story is okayish, I didnt care for it, but it wasnt terrible. The ending asked more questions than it answered. Overall I recommend it, but there are issues.

I enjoyed the game mostly because of its world. during the many side-quests, you discover the whole cast of endearing characters and communities. They make for a beautiful world full of hope and in some way also happiness. Most of them are fetch quests and despite that they were pretty entertaining. The graphics and the music were amazing... They complimented the world really well. Sadly the camera didnt let me enjoy the visuals as much as i would like. It felt weird to control. Contrarily to the world, the main characters lack any personality. I dont care they werent that emotional, they were just plain boring. This made engaing in the story a bit hard, but in the end, even with okayish gameplay, the world carried the game so it was a very fun expierience!

Its obviously beautiful and I enjoyed the platforming a lot, but what surprised me is how engaging the story is! There wasnt much of it, nor was it really deep, but nonetheless I enjoyed it a lot.