Bydlak

On that screenshot, the words written with blood on the wall are in Polish and they mean "don't let them merge together", if anyone's curious.

Time to finish F.I.S.T., I guess.

I cannot stand the visuals and color palette, there's too much brown and purple. The first game put me off for this very reason, along with boring gameplay.

It definitely looks very cool and has that premium vibe to it.

I've already played the heck of Balatro on my Switch and Ark is of no interest to me, so it's just Boltgun to me. I'm mildly interested, it may be fun for a couple of hours.

B2 was a peak of the series to me and this one does not look like a challenger. Watching it makes me bored already.

With new extensions and upgrades, it takes at least 40 minutes for me to play a single game which is kinda too long for a short burst game type. But once I started, I just cannot put it down.

I remember having it on this subscription, so it's a comeback.

I wanted to like the first game. While the world building and imagery was interesting, the story and most importantly the gameplay totally put me off, so I quit after just a couple of hours in and never went back to it despite having it on my ps+. I'm still considering giving this one a chance but not on day one obviously.

It was a day one for me (on the Switch, though). And the first game from Ubi I bought that way.

The visuals are phone-like, characters and action are generic and combat is disputable. So what's special about this game? Except the producer, I mean.

Is it worthy to buy the first game now? Is the combat satisfying? I enjoyed the exciting world of Witcher 3 but the combat was so dull in this game.

In Poland you may preorder them with no problem as for today.

I'd love to see it on my Switch, looks like a perfect portable tactics game.

I don't care as I will not be watching it anyway. I've spent tons of hours with ER and other FromSoft games and I prefer to have my experience pure and limited to the game medium, as it was intended by the producers. I prefer to fill the vague points with my own imagination and not by some film directors, writers and actors.

I'have worked all day to defeat Mohg and now I'm in this new, exciting, beautiful world. What a feeling! I haven't played ER since 2022 but it's so easy to go back into!

Got you, thanks for the quick reply!

@B0udoir @LiamCroft

That's exactly my problem! I'm not fully through the base game yet and I wonder if I'm fit enough to get by in DLC.

Streets of Rage are awesome, but I already had it on the Switch, so it's a big zero for me!

I was really looking forward to something more impressive. I was so disappointed after the show that I got pissed off and smashed a mustard jar against the floor and then had to clean up the mess

I've never heard about those points despite having a PS for some 6 years. Where the hell are they?

That's fine. It's a cool game. Great level design, exciting exploration, super tight combat. Also, lots of references to other games - from Fallout to Horizon Zero, which is fun. Best action game of 2024, if you ask me.

Having finished it, I'm considering it a very interesting experiment. It's not a game in a traditional sense and should not be compared to regular commercial releases. That's why this review it's a bit out of point. It's more like an interactive experience that aims at raising awareness to the difficult topic of the mental problems of adolescents. It's something in between of an educational software and a social campaign. One may learn that people's uncomprehensible attitudes may come from their deeply hidden traumas. People who suffer from similar issues themselves may feel encouraged to look at their experience from the distance and find hope and relief in that. So there's a lot of sense and sensitivity to this piece of software. I'm happy they're sharing it for free because that's something that should really reach the audiences.

I'd like to see it on my Switch

Now I'm kinda pissed that I've already preordered it for Switch.

Recently I have played through the CoD Black Ops Cold War campaign as it was free on the subscription. And I think it was a very decent experience, the devs did really took care to make the missions diverse.

That's an interesting poll, the difference between vote 4 and 5 is quite subtle.

I was thinking about getting it on the Switch but now there's a serious reason to get the PS version.

Got my PS5 in January and never heard of these!

@thefourfoldroot1

Indeed, most agreed! Especially that I'm downloading even things like Call of Duty in a couple of minutes (to reach the playable state).

I remember playing it emulated on my laptop some fifteen years ago or more, I guess. Back then, I found it enjoyable and innovative, one of the best 3d shooters I found.

@Voltan

This was exactly my first impression when I saw it in the Direct! And I'm not sure if I'm happy with it.

@nessisonett

when did we get so held up with old content

It's less about us being held up with old content and more with new content being increasingly more difficult to produce by the devs, I guess. How long will we have to wait for a worthy Elden Ring successor? Three, four, five years? Would be cool to see a BB remaster on the way.

@Gloamin

That's the way to read it, I guess.