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@Cal_ maybe stop trying to push your opinion as if it’s a fact. They said they enjoyed it so why do you need to tell them it’s terrible

So many entitled people. If they don’t want to make dlc they don’t have to. It’s that simple. Move on

Starship Troopers Extermination - Still having a blast with this game which I am preferring over Helldivers 2. There’s just so much more going on and I really enjoy the base building and defence sections.

Palworld - Super addictive although I’m a bit underwhelmed by the games graphics. The characters and Pals look good, but I’ve seen some of the worst textures this gen. Luckily the gameplay makes up for it, especially playing co-op.

Silent Hill 2 - Not much to say really. Impressive remake that remains faithful to the original while expanding on certain parts. Enjoying my time with it and can’t wait to play more

A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead - Bought this on a whim and so far I’m pleasantly surprised. Definitely not as good as Alien Isolation but it’s still a well made game. It also looks much better than I thought it would graphically although I find the monster walking animations off. It’s like they’re sliding on the floor at times.

@Svark you can actually play the whole game if your friend owns the full version. If two people with the friend pass play they only get the first level.

I personally think the frame rate problems have been hugely exaggerated. Not once did it ruin my enjoyment of the game.

This is basically the game me and my brothers dreamed of growing up watching the film. It is a bit rough around the edges and there is definitely less coordination then HellDivers 2, but it’s great fun. The bug corpses hanging about after being killed is a great feature and when piles of them stack up against a base wall the other enemies can climb up them. Just like the film!

Giving Pal World co-op a try later and then I’ll be playing some Harvest Moon Winds of Anthos tomorrow along with some 7 days to Die in the evening. Also be popping on Starship Troopers Extermination for a bit too, which is a fun game. Seeing as Sunday and Monday is my weekend I’ll be playing Silent Hill 2 all of Monday as well.

Been playing 7 Days to Die, the best survival game on PS5! Also continuing with Harvest Moon Winds of Anthos, which is a really nice chilled back game.

I honestly don’t care really. I see the image for about 2 seconds before I boot up the game. Don’t even understand how this is an issue.

I’ve played a few hours and really enjoyed it so far! Though I’m wondering if I should put it one side and wait for all these improvements. I bought it along with Spider-Man 2, which isn’t gripping me as much as I thought. Might be worth moving onto that for now.

I keep meaning to buy banishers but my back log of games is crazy long at the moment

@KyushuTrail Nothing beats that satisfying feeling of finally taking down a boss in that game. Then again, there’s nothing worse then that sinking feeling when you realise that boss has a second phase

Funko Fusion. I’ve got too many trophies to quit now!

I really wanna play it but I can’t justify spending £29.99 on a game I’ve already beaten many times before on many different platforms.

I am unfortunately playing through the game right now and aside from the novelty of seeing all the characters and game worlds it’s a slog. I started with Hotfuzz on my second profile and for a split moment I thought this could actually be a decent game so started playing it on my main. Also, maybe it’s just me but I’m finding the game to be quite difficult. The lack of level checkpoints and unskipable cut scenes also drags the game down a lot. You have 3 lives and once they’re gone it’s game over and back to the start of the level. Other things like using items is a pain too. A quick heal would be good, but you have to navigate over to and equip the healing item and then hold square to use it, hoping not to get hit by the infinite spawning enemies. Graphics look nice though.

Edit: Also, the story is very barebones and the cutscenes start and stop so abruptly that it ruins the flow of the game. Every time a cutscene starts it’s like being hit in the face with a pie.

Edit: Does anyone know if it’s possible to change worlds at any point? I’m stuck playing the Thing and I want to change it up.

I really enjoyed the demo. The title screen and connection error messages were among the best I’ve seen

I played Rebirth for 90+ hours on quality mode and it was my favourite gaming experience on PS5 to date. Only complaint was the low quality textures which the pro isn’t fixing from the sounds of things.

I WANT TO BUY IT, BUT I’M POOR!

@tselliot Have you even played it or are you just jumping on the hate bandwagon?

@BecauseBecause sounds like you’re in the minority and are in fact hard to please

@Olmaz why should it be free? Someone took the time to make it and they have a right to be paid for that. I haven’t played it myself but it’s clearly a well made, fun game.

Was hoping they’d do a similar remake like Crash and Spyro but I’ll still take this! I remember first seeing the trailer for it at the beginning of the Casper: A Spirited Beginning VHS. It was better than the film!

@scoobdoo Have you even played it? Because if you can beat the game just by pressing X that’s impressive. Even more so if you played the PS5 version because that’s the default jump button.

There’s plenty more to every fight then just hitting attack and you know it. Other wise you could say the same thing about Demon/Dark Souls, God of War and Devil May Cry.

Just beat a couple bosses from chapter 2. I’d give it an 8/10 so far. My two complaints (that mainly started from chapter 2) are the lack of direction and those bloody archers 😂

I’ve enjoyed Watch_Dogs Legion, Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, Far Cry 6, Fenix Rising and Avatar this gen. They were all fun, well made games and I see Star Wars Outlaws being no different. I know I’ll enjoy it.

If they made a new killzone, socom, resistance or whatever that’s still catering to a specific audience. Maybe people don’t like military shooters and want another 3rd person adventure game like Uncharted or a racing game like MotorStorm or Gran Turismo. I’m not a big fan of Killzone, yet if they released a new one I wouldn’t go into every article about it hoping for it to fail. I would just ignore it and hope the next Sony game is for me.

@Northern_munkey Wukong was days from release without any PS5 footage and no review codes. People were right to be somewhat concerned. This game isn’t out for a long while, so it’s too early to raise any concerns about lack of PS5 footage. Plus they praised Wukong in their preview for it. You really need to let this go.

I really wanted to get into the first one but I just couldn’t figure out the combat. This trailer looks really good though!

@Northern_munkey you need to get this idea of scare mongering out of your head. I, like probably most others came to the conclusion that the lack of any console footage throughout development is a worrying sign, long before this preview.

@Frmknst Coming from the PS4 version there’s no denying there is a big upgrade to the graphics. Not that I would have ever called Hunt a bad looking game anyways. As for sterile and empty maps, I don’t know what more they could do? They are perfectly suited to this type of game and packed with tons of interesting highly detailed areas to explore that are pretty atmospheric (especially at night). Plus the open areas make for tense gameplay as you run across them hoping no one is watching you. Out of curiosity, How would you improve the maps?

I’m interested in the game but am definitely waiting for PS5 reviews. I’m hoping it isn’t another Cyberpunk though. I have a feeling the game won’t be anywhere near the quality of the PC version, otherwise why would the developers not want to show any footage at all. If they had it running on consoles at the same level (or close) to the PC version surely they’d want to show it off as it would be one of the best looking games on PS5.

@Randinator123 not sure about the resolution but it’s definitely 60fps. Very smooth too. I did notice slight stutters going into hunt vision next to a clue and more annoyingly when you get shot by other players.

Game looks really good too.

While I didn't much enjoy the beta, I don’t go into every article moaning about the game wishing for it to fail. But yeah, it’s so bad reading all the entitled comments here complaining because Sony isn’t making a game they want. Just get over it and move on. I don’t even think it’s constructive criticism anymore, like people claim. It’s just hate.

Beat the game, getting all endings and it’s very good. Gave me chills a few times actually. My only complaint is that the scares start repeating quite quickly and while it’s not such a big deal with the smaller ones (demons/ghosts hiding or watching you) because they always get me, it does get a tad annoying seeing the same story scares throughout the multiple playthroughs needed for all endings. The ones that make you stop what you’re doing to view them and won’t let you continue until it’s over.

I’ve owned the first one for a while after buying it for like £3. Still need to commit to it but I liked what I played so far.

Maybe if they showed us some gameplay I’d know if I should be disappointed or not

@GilgaMax309 and no one said Valorant was one of a kind either. The reviewer said there was nothing else like it on PS5. Counter Strike isn’t on PS5.

I still enjoy Call of Duty still but when they merged every game together with massive downloads and lots of space required I kinda just stopped buying them. Last game I played was Cold War which I got with my PS5. Shame because I really liked the campaigns.

Had no idea they were doing this, but I have been meaning to buy it at some point. Might be worth checking out now.

Been wanting to play Lego Star Wars for a while so I’ll give it a go. I already own Security Breach but it’s actually quite a challenging game. Reminds me of Alien Isolation with the limited saving. I gave up with it because it was quite buggy at launch but hopefully they’ve fixed it all now. Definitely worth a try.

Im just curious how the PS5 version holds up. I don’t think they’ve shown anything but the PC version.

Jesus. Everyone complaining about them adding new content later on down the line. This doesn’t mean the base game is incomplete. Just because they plan ahead so people who enjoy the game can get something new later on doesn’t mean everyone is getting half a game at launch. Oh, it’s Ubisoft better complain even though this is common practice among most developers

Played all of them. Enjoyed all of them. Really looking forward to a new entry.

My girlfriend and I played it on PS4 and It was a decent game but we never really felt the need to make a base or anything and just beat the story and stopped playing.

@JB_Whiting I’ve played it for about 5 hours now and I’ve not experienced this. Both modes played fine for me.

I played it on pc and it seemed pretty decent. Definitely creepy. If the price is right I’ll pick it up!

I don’t get the hate from people who come in here saying they hate multiplayer/team shooters. That’s the problem. This game wasn’t made for you so just move on and maybe the next Sony game will be something you enjoy. I hate sports games yet I didn’t go into every article about MLB The Show and say how bad the game will be and how I hate it. I just avoided anything written about the game.

It’s not on the list, but I’m looking forward to the PS5 release of 7 Days to Die. I even enjoyed the PS4 version.

I don’t get why you get trophies playing trials. It’s annoying that you may hate a game yet you’ll be stuck with 1% trophies or something

@REALAIS You are joking right? The fact that there’s going to be a beta at some point on consoles is proof enough it’s still an MMO. I don’t know how you can’t find that info on the internet.