After 51 hours I think I’m finally gonna beat Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes. Just got one more optional character to unlock and then it’s just story stuff until the end. There’s so much more to do though so I definitely won’t be done with the game.
Also Raft Co-op tonight which is great, but it does seem quite short compared to most survival games.
I bought the game on sale and played the beginning and so far so good! The graphics are top notch and I’ve never seen such luscious hair in a game! The combat from what I’ve seen is also really good
Continuing with Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes which I’m still really enjoying. I’m loving all optional stuff you can do such as cards and a Beyblade type of game. Also recruiting characters and building up your castle town is satisfying too.
I’ll also be playing co-op raft, which aside from trophies not popping for anyone but the host, is an amazingly addictive survival game that was definitely worth the wait.
Also might be finishing up Journey to the savage planet co-op which I knew nothing about going into it. Turns out it’s actually a pretty good game.
Lastly I’ll be playing Hunt Showdown between all that which I’ve gotten into quite a bit recently. I can’t think of anything else like it on PS. It’s probably the most tense MP game I’ve played, I’m always on edge!
@kcarnes9051 while Keanu Reeves is a A-List celebrity I personally think his acting is definitely lacklustre a lot of the time. He was a good choice for John Wick because he only really says a line or two at a time. I think Nathan Fillion is a much better actor.
I played and finished the game in co-op and while I enjoyed it, it definitely got very repetitive towards the end. The best part of the game is very early on when you’re walking through a museum or something. The lights are off and your team is getting picked off one by one by Batman. For a moment it didn’t feel like a live service game.
Phasmaphobia is one of my fav multiplayer games right now. If they could just add some sort of voice recognition like the PC version it would be even better!
@tameshiyaku I’m playing the game right now and really enjoying it. But as far as pro upgrades go it’s a major disappointment. Lots of shimmering, foliage disappearing and reappearing. Blurry image. I don’t have a vrr tv either so I’m noticing plenty of Framerate drops too in busier areas. If the game ran smooth I could look past the image quality.
I had a blast playing this morning. All seems very hectic so far and with so many characters I have no idea who’s doing what move or how someone is gonna kill me. I’m gonna stick with it because I had fun and it’ll be good once I get used to the characters moves and abilities
It looks good, but I dont like the idea of paying for an unfinished game with potential bugs and teething issues as opposed to waiting and getting the full finished game with less to no issues for free.
I heard Dark Descent is quite difficult so I refused to pay for it in case I gave up. I’ll give it a go now though. As for the other two games, both really good! I beat It Takes Two with my brother and the sheer variety of the things you do and items you use is amazing. The game never gets dull or repetitive.
I’ve also put a lot of hours into Temtem and it is a very good Pokémon alternative. I liked the graphics but wasn’t a fan of the colour scheme in most areas though. It was all too bright!
There’s a difference between a crap month and a month with games you’re not interested in. These are 3 well regarded games that all offer something different
Continuing with Starwars Outlaws which I’m enjoying quite a bit.
I also bought the most random game ever - Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo for £2.60 out of pure curiosity and so far it isn’t that bad. It plays like Heavy Rain and the story seems pretty decent so far. Can’t say the same about the voice acting and sound quality though.
Basic stealth sections that actually make no sense when you think about it
Replaying the same levels multiple times
Replaying missions to unlock a rarity and again towards the end of the game if you want the true ending
The constant stop and start during gameplay. Dialogue/cutscene. Move forward a few steps. More dialogue/another cutscene
Minimal voice acting
90% of the story is told through static text drops. You don’t even meet one of the characters you unlock. There’s just a lot of text and they join you out of nowhere.
Jarring cuts from cutscene FMV’s to in game graphics
Got the platinum trophy last week so some new content is good! Was really hoping they’d fix the textures on the original map before working on new ones. Some of the worst textures I’ve seen this generation.
Pretty disappointing really. Playing Star Wars Outlaws at the moment and it’s really underwhelming. There’s a lot of shimmering and the overall image doesn’t look that clean. Wouldn’t be so bad if the frame rate was a locked 60fps but it dips from time to time. All the sony games look great, but having watched a few digital foundry videos it’s clear PSSR needs work, even in their games.
Continuing with SlitterHead after having to restart due to the trophy tracker not tracking certain trophies. This meant I couldn’t get the trophies for anything that kept count because it would just stay on 0%.
I still don’t understand the casting of Jack Black to be honest. I like him and definitely won’t be watching this movie, but it’s still an odd choice for Steve.
@t0nyth3t3rrific if it gets more people playing the game, then the update wasn’t a waste. Even if people already bought it they still might recommend it to friends after finally playing it.
I think this game was very underrated. I preferred it to the Dead Space remake and actually thought the melee combat was really good and satisfying. Just tried the pro update and graphically it’s still one of the best looking games this gen.
I’m still curious how the multiplayer works. It sounds very Animal Crossing where you invite people to your world but don’t actually create one together.
Star Wars outlaws is incredibly disappointing on pro too, with worse image than the base PS5 quality mode. Doesn’t even hit a consistent 60fps either.
I expected still having the choice between Quality and Performance when I got a Pro. Didn’t think I’d actually have to choose between Pro or base PS5 on certain games
@zhoont I tried the Dead Rising Demo with added ray tracing on pro and it played worse than the demo did on the regular PS5. These extra features sound good, but why add them if the game can’t run smoothly.
I’ve been doing the transfer over wi-fi and it had an estimated time of 1 hour. Over 12 hours later and it’s only on 84%. My internet is usually pretty good so I don’t understand why it’s taking so long.
I wanted to cancel and just dl my saves via cloud, but heard that could corrupt data.
@breakneck yeah, this is the same where ever you go. People are more likely to voice their complaints and criticisms which make most comment sections on the internet a place of negativity. If I buy an item online and it works exactly like I hoped I’m not gonna leave a review. If, however it wasn’t what I wanted or didn’t work as intended I’m going to leave a negative review. It’s the same with games, and this is how it’s always gonna be.
I still don’t get all the negativity around the pro. I won’t be getting one, it’s not for me because I’m happy to play games at 30fps and the dragons dogma 2 frame rate was a none issue for me. But people have been moaning about frame rates and resolutions all this gen and Sony decide to release something for these players and everyone still moans. Not to mention the price, which isn’t actually that bad considering what specs your getting.
Hopefully be playing the console version of Phasmaphobia. Hopefully it’s a decent port, I really enjoyed it on pc! I’ve also got A Quiet Place and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit to play. FNAF has some really good sprite animations and gives me OG Clock Tower vibes.
I’ve been playing it on and off for a couple weeks and it’s good fun. My main problem is the lag spikes which should get fixed. The limited base building is a good thing in my books because you only have a couple minutes to build one and it’s simple and easy to use. There’s walls, towers, gates, ramps, bunkers and turrets. Dunno what more you would want really. The actual gunplay is really satisfying too and the game can get crazy hectic. Also the bug corpses hang around after you killed them and it’s really cool seeing the other enemies climb them to get up and over your base walls.
@Cal_ it’s really sweet, but you don’t have to worry about me. It’s just a bit of fun. You already stated your opinion in a post before that so you didn’t need to specifically reply to someone saying they enjoyed the game as if their opinion is somehow invalid and yours is fact.
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Re: Split Fiction Looks Absolutely Phenomenal in New Co-Op PS5 Gameplay Trailer
Probably my most anticipated game this year!
Re: PS Productions Plotting a Resident Evil Movie Reboot
I don’t know if I can post my own link but my brothers and I have a RE4 Remake parody video online that we started making…
https://youtu.be/Y-NnXdYZWAE?si=cLU0btaX7B9hMxU-
Make of it what you will XD
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 565
After 51 hours I think I’m finally gonna beat Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes. Just got one more optional character to unlock and then it’s just story stuff until the end. There’s so much more to do though so I definitely won’t be done with the game.
Also Raft Co-op tonight which is great, but it does seem quite short compared to most survival games.
Re: Dragon Age: The Veilguard Support Could Be Over Already as Patch 5 Drops on PS5
I bought the game on sale and played the beginning and so far so good! The graphics are top notch and I’ve never seen such luscious hair in a game! The combat from what I’ve seen is also really good
Re: Assassin's Creed Shadows to Debut 2 Hours of Gameplay on Thursday
I put over 100 hours into Valhalla and I loved it. Looking forward to Shadows.
Re: Code Violet Takes Aim at Dinosaur Horror in June on PS5
Bit of a strange decision not bringing it to PC considering all the footage in the trailer is captured on PC.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 564
Continuing with Eiyuden Chronicles Hundred Heroes which I’m still really enjoying. I’m loving all optional stuff you can do such as cards and a Beyblade type of game. Also recruiting characters and building up your castle town is satisfying too.
I’ll also be playing co-op raft, which aside from trophies not popping for anyone but the host, is an amazingly addictive survival game that was definitely worth the wait.
Also might be finishing up Journey to the savage planet co-op which I knew nothing about going into it. Turns out it’s actually a pretty good game.
Lastly I’ll be playing Hunt Showdown between all that which I’ve gotten into quite a bit recently. I can’t think of anything else like it on PS. It’s probably the most tense MP game I’ve played, I’m always on edge!
Re: Full Until Dawn Movie Trailer Reveals New Time Loop, Out 25th April
I’ll give it a watch, definitely
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 563
My single player game is Eiyuden Chronicles hundred heroes which is really good so far.
Also playing co-op, mopping up some trophies on grounded before moving on to raft. Really look forward to it.
Re: Xbox Is Eager to Build the Best Games You Can Enjoy Everywhere
I would very much like to see the following on PS5
Elderscrolls 6
Gears of War
Fable
Re: Sony Pictures Seemingly Done with Terrible Spider-Man Spin-Off Flicks
@kcarnes9051 while Keanu Reeves is a A-List celebrity I personally think his acting is definitely lacklustre a lot of the time. He was a good choice for John Wick because he only really says a line or two at a time. I think Nathan Fillion is a much better actor.
Re: Deathstroke Completes Suicide Squad's PS5 Content Roadmap
I played and finished the game in co-op and while I enjoyed it, it definitely got very repetitive towards the end. The best part of the game is very early on when you’re walking through a museum or something. The lights are off and your team is getting picked off one by one by Batman. For a moment it didn’t feel like a live service game.
Re: PS Store Sales Charts: Nothing Can Top Call of Duty, But Phasmophobia Came Close
Phasmaphobia is one of my fav multiplayer games right now. If they could just add some sort of voice recognition like the PC version it would be even better!
Re: Legacy of Kain: Soul Reaver 1 & 2 Remastered (PS5) - PlayStation Classics Return in a Deserved Revival
How are the trophies? The Tomb Raider Trilogy had a crazy amount that you really had to go out of your way to get, also with no plat on PS5
Re: Dress Up Gacha Infinity Nikki Attracts 10 Million Players Too
@Frmknst What a stupid comment. What makes the games you play any less of a waste then?
Re: Poll: What Are the Most Impressive Games You've Played on PS5 Pro?
@tameshiyaku I’m playing the game right now and really enjoying it. But as far as pro upgrades go it’s a major disappointment. Lots of shimmering, foliage disappearing and reappearing. Blurry image. I don’t have a vrr tv either so I’m noticing plenty of Framerate drops too in busier areas. If the game ran smooth I could look past the image quality.
Re: Poll: What Are the Most Impressive Games You've Played on PS5 Pro?
I’ve been disappointed more than impressed really. But Rebirth definitely takes the crown
Re: Marvel Rivals: All Release Times and Preload Date
I had a blast playing this morning. All seems very hectic so far and with so many characters I have no idea who’s doing what move or how someone is gonna kill me. I’m gonna stick with it because I had fun and it’ll be good once I get used to the characters moves and abilities
Re: Path of Exile 2: All Release Times and How to Get Early Access
It looks good, but I dont like the idea of paying for an unfinished game with potential bugs and teething issues as opposed to waiting and getting the full finished game with less to no issues for free.
Re: 3 More PS Plus Essential Games Yours to Download Now
I heard Dark Descent is quite difficult so I refused to pay for it in case I gave up. I’ll give it a go now though. As for the other two games, both really good! I beat It Takes Two with my brother and the sheer variety of the things you do and items you use is amazing. The game never gets dull or repetitive.
I’ve also put a lot of hours into Temtem and it is a very good Pokémon alternative. I liked the graphics but wasn’t a fan of the colour scheme in most areas though. It was all too bright!
Re: PlayStation Thanks the Fans with Emotional 30th Anniversary Montage
@BeerMonster Nobody forced you to spend that money…
Re: Poll: Are You Happy with Your PS Plus Essential Games for December 2024?
There’s a difference between a crap month and a month with games you’re not interested in. These are 3 well regarded games that all offer something different
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 557
Continuing with Starwars Outlaws which I’m enjoying quite a bit.
I also bought the most random game ever - Alfred Hitchcocks Vertigo for £2.60 out of pure curiosity and so far it isn’t that bad. It plays like Heavy Rain and the story seems pretty decent so far. Can’t say the same about the voice acting and sound quality though.
Re: Horror Curio Slitterhead Emerged from Ideas for a Big Budget Siren 3
There’s a long list of problems with this game
YET! I still really enjoyed playing it 😂
Re: Despite Nintendo Litigation, Palworld Gets Its Biggest Ever Update on PS5
Got the platinum trophy last week so some new content is good! Was really hoping they’d fix the textures on the original map before working on new ones. Some of the worst textures I’ve seen this generation.
Re: PS5 Pro Patch for Avatar Game Is Live Now, 60FPS in Quality Mode
After the Starwars Outlaws patch I don’t have high hopes for this one!
Re: Indiana Jones PS5 'By Far' Machine Games' Biggest Undertaking
Reminds me of Chronicles of Riddick, which was a fps and it worked really well.
Re: Talking Point: What Do You Think of the PS5 Pro, Three Weeks Later?
Pretty disappointing really. Playing Star Wars Outlaws at the moment and it’s really underwhelming. There’s a lot of shimmering and the overall image doesn’t look that clean. Wouldn’t be so bad if the frame rate was a locked 60fps but it dips from time to time. All the sony games look great, but having watched a few digital foundry videos it’s clear PSSR needs work, even in their games.
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 556
Continuing with SlitterHead after having to restart due to the trophy tracker not tracking certain trophies. This meant I couldn’t get the trophies for anything that kept count because it would just stay on 0%.
Also Palworld and maybe Phasmaphobia!
Re: Star Wars Outlaws PS5 Does Away with Forced Stealth in Major Update
Been waiting for this update before cracking on with the game. Once I’m done with Slitterhead I’ll give it my full attention!
Re: Minecraft Movie Will Have You Yearning for the Mines with Much Better Second Trailer
I still don’t understand the casting of Jack Black to be honest. I like him and definitely won’t be watching this movie, but it’s still an odd choice for Steve.
Re: The Callisto Protocol Haunts in 8K with Huge PS5 Pro Patch
@t0nyth3t3rrific if it gets more people playing the game, then the update wasn’t a waste. Even if people already bought it they still might recommend it to friends after finally playing it.
Re: The Callisto Protocol Haunts in 8K with Huge PS5 Pro Patch
I think this game was very underrated. I preferred it to the Dead Space remake and actually thought the melee combat was really good and satisfying. Just tried the pro update and graphically it’s still one of the best looking games this gen.
Re: Stunning PS5 Sandbox Towers of Aghasba Out Now in Early Access
I’m still curious how the multiplayer works. It sounds very Animal Crossing where you invite people to your world but don’t actually create one together.
Re: 33 Characters Confirmed for Marvel Rivals PS5 Launch
Im looking forward to giving it a try.
Re: PS5 Pro Image Quality Issues Reported for Star Wars Jedi: Survivor
Star Wars outlaws is incredibly disappointing on pro too, with worse image than the base PS5 quality mode. Doesn’t even hit a consistent 60fps either.
I expected still having the choice between Quality and Performance when I got a Pro. Didn’t think I’d actually have to choose between Pro or base PS5 on certain games
Re: Talking Point: What Are You Playing This Weekend? - Issue 555
Got Astro bot on sale last weekend for £44.99 so I’ll be continuing with that. It’s nice to play an upbeat colourful game for once!
Might make a start on Slitterhead too.
Multiplayer wise I’ll be playing some Palworld and maybe Phasmaphobia.
Re: Dead Rising Remaster Adds PS5 Pro Support, Casual Mode
I have a pro and tried the demo with ray tracing. It definitely wasn’t a smooth 60fps so I turned it off.
Re: Hands On: PS5 Pro Injects More Magic into Hogwarts Legacy
@zhoont I tried the Dead Rising Demo with added ray tracing on pro and it played worse than the demo did on the regular PS5. These extra features sound good, but why add them if the game can’t run smoothly.
Re: Hands On: PS5 Pro Injects More Magic into Hogwarts Legacy
@Fiendish-Beaver before the pro came out they wrote a lot of articles I wasn’t interested in. Only difference is I didn’t click on them and complain
Re: How to Transfer Data from PS5 to PS5 Pro
I’ve been doing the transfer over wi-fi and it had an estimated time of 1 hour. Over 12 hours later and it’s only on 84%. My internet is usually pretty good so I don’t understand why it’s taking so long.
I wanted to cancel and just dl my saves via cloud, but heard that could corrupt data.
Re: PS5 Pro Makes Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Look Like a Whole New Game
My biggest problem with FFVII Rebirth was the poor textures in certain areas. Is this being fixed too or is it just resolution and performance?
Re: Bloodborne PS5 Pro Comparison Appears As Consumers Receive Console Early
@breakneck yeah, this is the same where ever you go. People are more likely to voice their complaints and criticisms which make most comment sections on the internet a place of negativity. If I buy an item online and it works exactly like I hoped I’m not gonna leave a review. If, however it wasn’t what I wanted or didn’t work as intended I’m going to leave a negative review. It’s the same with games, and this is how it’s always gonna be.
Re: Bloodborne PS5 Pro Comparison Appears As Consumers Receive Console Early
I still don’t get all the negativity around the pro. I won’t be getting one, it’s not for me because I’m happy to play games at 30fps and the dragons dogma 2 frame rate was a none issue for me. But people have been moaning about frame rates and resolutions all this gen and Sony decide to release something for these players and everyone still moans. Not to mention the price, which isn’t actually that bad considering what specs your getting.
Re: Farmagia Fuses Pokémon, Fairy Tail, and Farming Sim into One Colourful PS5 Cocktail
Doesn’t look too bad. I play Pokémon, Stardew, Palworld and all that but it’s a bit pricey at £44.99. Might try it later on down the line.
Re: Phasmophobia (PS5) - A Hilariously Horrid Co-Op Experience
Shame about the voice integration because that was a big part of the fun. Hope they get it working on console.
Re: Here Are 10 Great PS5 Horror Games to Play This Halloween
Hopefully be playing the console version of Phasmaphobia. Hopefully it’s a decent port, I really enjoyed it on pc! I’ve also got A Quiet Place and Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit to play. FNAF has some really good sprite animations and gives me OG Clock Tower vibes.
Re: Mini Review: Starship Troopers: Extermination (PS5) - Not Just a Helldivers Clone
@luke88 I’ve been getting into matches really quickly and it’s always a full group of 16 players
Re: Mini Review: Starship Troopers: Extermination (PS5) - Not Just a Helldivers Clone
I’ve been playing it on and off for a couple weeks and it’s good fun. My main problem is the lag spikes which should get fixed. The limited base building is a good thing in my books because you only have a couple minutes to build one and it’s simple and easy to use. There’s walls, towers, gates, ramps, bunkers and turrets. Dunno what more you would want really. The actual gunplay is really satisfying too and the game can get crazy hectic. Also the bug corpses hang around after you killed them and it’s really cool seeing the other enemies climb them to get up and over your base walls.
Re: Mini Review: A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead (PS5) - Immersive and Surprisingly Impressive
@Cal_ it’s really sweet, but you don’t have to worry about me. It’s just a bit of fun. You already stated your opinion in a post before that so you didn’t need to specifically reply to someone saying they enjoyed the game as if their opinion is somehow invalid and yours is fact.