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Re: Reaction: Sony Flubs First Proper PS5 Presentation in Over 18 Months

Quintumply

@ShogunRok Completely agree. Lots of great games were shown off (and there really were a lot of games shown), but when it comes to first-party, I was expecting much more. Spider-Man 2 was a given, and it does look fantastic, but the lack of PS Studios' other major players really stood out to me. Like Sammy says in the article, we're no wiser about Sony's output coming out of this presentation.

Re: Humanity (PS5) - PS Plus Puzzler Is an Unusual But Enthralling Journey

Quintumply

@bpomber There are similarities, for sure! I guess the main difference is that you can place down commands anywhere on a stage's grid in Humanity, while the Clank puzzles have set spots where you can put those node things.

@Gaia093 I'd say a playthrough of the story mode might average out to about 12-15 hours, maybe? And then of course there's all the user-made stages and the level editor to mess with afterwards.

Re: Meet Your Maker (PS5) - Raid and Build Concept a Great Idea Yet to Reach Its Potential

Quintumply

@djlard I'm not sure I follow, to be honest. If you're suggesting I score Meet Your Maker on the few levels they had ready during the pre-launch window, that seems wholly unfair given that player-made levels are the entire point of the game. Allowing a few days or so gives users some time to get acquainted with the game and make some levels. Basing the review on that — rather than levels made by the game devs and some journalists — will be a far more accurate assessment of what to expect from the game.

Re: Mini Review: Dredge (PS5) - Eerie Fishing Adventure Will Reel You In

Quintumply

@hookedWORM17 You approach a patch of bubbling water, then start the fishing minigame. There are actually a few variants, but basically, all you need to do is press Square at the right moments — on the green segments around a circle. Actually, you technically don't need to do that; it just speeds up the fishing, which is important because time advances while you're fishing (or sailing).

Re: Mini Review: What the Bat? (PSVR2) - Bonkers, Bite-Sized Fun Ideal for Beginners

Quintumply

@NEStalgia @Jayslow Yeah, so to elaborate on this a little more. You can totally play this game just standing in one spot, you don't actually need a large space — just enough so you can move your arms around. I thought the Roomscale requirement was a bit odd in that sense. The only time I really had to move was in a couple of levels that want you to duck down.

Hopefully the patch comes soon and lets you play in the Standing mode, because Roomscale isn't entirely necessary.