Deadhunter

@Mustoe Before the Storm and True Colors (which brought tears to my eyes at the climax, a rarity for a video game) were both excellent. 2 was fine. Not bad at all, but it didn't hit me in the feels the same way as the others, and the episodes dragged a bit.

Why wouldn't you want to show your new game off on the current gen console? I'm sure the only real difference is resolution and maybe frame rate but still, wild.

@nessisonett Exactly. He brought that to his Avengers movies and it never left the MCU, then everything else started copying the style. It's so tired.

@CieloAzure Look at you with your big boy pants on. 🙄

@Stickleman I upgraded my PS Plus Essential version around 6 pm last night. It was a bug in the storefront that wasn't allowing the upgrade at first. If you own it, whether or not you purchased it, you should be able to upgrade at this point.

As soon as Sony lets me upgrade, sure.

Ugh, it's trying to charge me for everything. I have the PS Plus version but purchased the Season Pass separately. Absolute BS.

I thought 2 was great. Legion was an interesting on-paper idea that shouldn't have made it into production as it was. It was okay just sticking to the main mission and doing a quick run-through, but the lack of a solid story or interesting protags, along with the awkward generated dialogue and voices, made it a boring slog for the most part. I like the universe it set up, so I'm a little sad to see it go.

Love the concept, hate the art direction.

I was hoping for 2026. I wouldn't be surprised if there were an Intergrade type DLC for Vincent in the meantime.

I'm hoping this will somehow fix the completely broken DLC we wasted money on recently. Looking at you, Path of the Jedi and Universal Studios.

I gave Immortals a rent and it got really old really quick, so I won't be going back. Skul isn't really my type of game. That leaves Minecraft Legends, which I guess I'll give a shot. Overall not a great month for me. Maybe next time.

The beta was both much better than I expected and pretty boring. I may screw around with it a little more after some patches and a big price drop, because pirates.

It was the repetition that killed it for me. I had fun for a couple of hours and then it wore off and crashed hard, and there was no great story or likable characters to fall back on. It also felt like a budget game with a AAA price tag.

@Matroska Yeah, I finished off the Granblue main story in about 15 hours, and that's all I'm going to do with it. Fun combat and character designs, but not worth the absolute grind it would be to get to the true ending. The story was weak as it was.

I love the characters, so I'm sure I'll play it one day, but it will have to be on a deep, deep discount.

I have a soft spot for Spiders games, so I'm looking forward to trying Steelrising, especially after learning it has difficulty settings unlike most Soulslikes. The other two I'll give an obligatory try but don't really have any interest.

@Deoxyr1bose A niche game with a dedicated audience is exactly the reason it didn't get a physical release. It's not the kind of game someone randomly picks off the shelf. They'd end up with a ton of unsold product. The fans will buy the digital release regardless.

I'm really looking forward to this. I always assumed it would release closer to the Amazon series.

You keep saying Jared Leto, but the eyes and mouth are obviously Heath Ledger. Also this guy is a moron.

Sure wish I'd known about this epilogue before I deleted my first character's clear save...

I hate that people will still spend money on this for the memes and lols. Game Mill needs to be vanished.

@tangyzesty I've been through Act 3 twice with zero issues, other than some minor screen tearing along the bottom of the screen at times. What are you on about?

I still can't get past Captain Boomerang and King Shark maining guns. The laziness.

Between this corpo-speak and "fun and interesting" AI NPCs, they should probably have their execs zip it and take a step back until they can at least release a gameplay trailer.

@AndroidBango It's almost like a precursor to a cyberpunk setting. The technology isn't widespread enough to be considered cyberpunk, but the society is on its way.

I played the demo and thought it was cool and different. I'll probably pick it up.

I've played this for months, first on GamePass and now on Steam Deck, and never spent a dime outside of the sale price I paid for the game. There's plenty to do and it's a fun, chill time. I don't know why everyone is so down on it, but I'm looking forward to the updates.

@Terra_Custodes A 10 here is classified as Outstanding. Your interpretation doesn't have any bearing, and it all comes down to opinion anyway.

I'm really looking forward to this, so if it takes longer for them to not screw it up, so be it.

At 70% completion. Had one crash after loading a save. Haven't noticed anything else.

BG3 took the spot of my favorite all-time game. Spent over 90 hours on my first playthrough without breaking to play anything else. I've never been as engrossed or immersed in a game.

Bluey is fantastic and got my son (and wife and I) through a rough time a few years ago. I'll absolutely pick this up and play through it with them.

Well now it's a must-have. Would it be too much to ask for the point-and-click Sega CD version?

I like it well enough a couple of hours in, though I also just finished Chained Echoes, and that set a really high bar for retro RPGs.

As a massive RoboCop fan, I'm absolutely going to play this, but I'm a little sad it seems to be missing the social satire that made the first film so great.

Mildly tempting, but honestly I would just pick up a Switch Lite if I'm hard up for on the go gaming.

I love Poirot and Orient Express, and mystery games to boot. I'll have an eye on this, but am nervous about the contemporary update, "added twists", and sidekick.

@BeerIsAwesome Just ended actually.

I'll play Sea of Stars for a couple of days before getting lost in Baldur's Gate. Nothing else for me.

Also, I'll say again for anyone looking for in-depth game mechanics: There are a lot of great videos with the devs on YouTube covering every aspect of gameplay if you seek them out.

@PhantomMenace84 There's a pretty simple solution to all of this: Don't play it. Don't even read about it. Not every game is made to appeal to every person. This one isn't for you? Shrug it off and move on.

For anyone looking to go more in depth with gameplay, there are ton of deep dives on YouTube with the devs. Races, Classes, Subclasses, Combat, Alignment, there's a lot that's covered. And it all looks absolutely fantastic. As far as this article goes, I was missing the romance options and cheesy sex scenes of the RPGs of yesteryear, so I'm here for it.

Huh. Did anyone else not have any issues with this on PS5? I'm a little surprised by all the comments. I didn't have any problems on my playthrough, and thought it looked and played great. The story was the only thing I was let down by.

@redd214 I got one from Best Buy. Playstation Direct still wouldn't let me place the order for whatever reason. The screen would flash white for a split second and nothing else would happen. Weird, but at least I snagged it.

Infuriating. Wouldn't let me press Place Order for controller just 1 minute in. US.

Nothing for me (I've had Dreams since launch, and haven't touched it in a year or two). Disappointing, but I'll still have a couple of titles to finish up before Baldur's Gate 3 takes over everything anyway.

I really want that controller. Hopefully it's not like the Hogwarts LE controller that was gone within seconds and then posted to eBay a few minutes later for $200.

Great game. Terrible title. I always wondered if it hampered its sales. I would have liked a sequel.

Honestly, that sounds like just about the right date for this. I got my PS5 at launch, and it's been great, but a year and change from now I may actually be ready for an upgrade.