Counterplay Games · Nov 12, 2020
This game actually showed a lot of potential. I played this on PS5 and I can say that it was able to utilize all of the next-gen features that we needed. From the adaptive triggers, haptic feedback, and Ray tracing. I don't understand why some people hated this game. For me it was okay. The story is somewhat mediocre and typical. The graphics are impressive even playing on Resolution mode. The performance mode actually gives an fps boost. What I like about this is the combat system. It is somewhat satisfying. Although it's not as fluid as to compared to some AAA games. I do agree that it really is repetitive and grindy. Overall, the game can be improved further but at least it's a good start. **VISUALS** _Artistry: 10/12_ _Technical Merit: 7/8_ **SOUND DESIGN** _Music: 8/12_ _Sound Effects & Vocals: 6/8_ **INTERACTION** _Control & Interface: 6/8_ _Player Agency: 6/8_ _Accessibility: 4/4_ **MECHANICS** _Feedback & Fun: 8/10_ _Depth: 4/5_ _Variety: 3/5_ **CHARACTER** _Narrative: 6/8_ _Heart: 4/6_ _Originality: 4/6_
When the PS5 was announced, this game was pushed to the forefront. When the game actually came out it was... just very middle of the road. I give it good scores for it's graphics and the way the colors flare when attacking and using skills. But when you get down to it it's an action rpg that is fine to pass the time with but doesn't break any ground. Wait for it to go on a 50% sale or more and you won't regret your purchase too much. The action is fast and fluid, the story is heavy and cheesy, the game is all in all pretty forgettable but fine to add to your library but not at full price.
this game is very good
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