Recent reviews by Ulkryxx

Between figuring out controller support and the stuttering that occurs, the game is practically unplayable.

If you enjoy buying games you can't play, then I recommend this one.

I have gotten the controller support to work once. Since then, I have not been able to get it to work again with the same controller. I think I have spent more time trying to make the game function-able than I have actually playing the game.

From what I've read, the same issues exist in the second game too.

Avoid at all costs.

Between Tekken 8 and MK1, I highly recommend that Tekken 8 be your priority purchase.

The game provides a substantial amount of gameplay for those who dislike online play. So much so that I would say 36 of the 36 hours spent playing this game have been CPU battles.

Additionally, the super ghost mechanic provides a challenge that will help almost anyone improve.

The practice mode, along with the replay review system, provides ways for anyone to improve while removing some of the tediousness often found in the practice modes of other games.

When it comes to online gameplay, stemming from the minimal amount I've played, is quite smooth and has minimal latency. Occasional lag spikes have occurred but quickly subsided and did not drastically affect the gameplay.

Over all, this is one of the best fighers I've played in terms of content.

The game is challenging and offers some unique class builds, and weapon combinations that can help players perfect their play styles. Though, game offers much less play style diversity when compared to Elden Ring.

The option of introducing a blanket dimension to the game's mechanics made the game quite engaging for area exploration. The worry that an upgrade or item may have been overlooked due to lack of exploration would often have me backtracking to explore after a checkpoints and always surprised me with areas I previously overlooked.

I greatly enjoyed the game play and the challenges the game throws at players, but after a certain point (last quarter of the game) the bosses became a bit to easy. The last bosses were beaten on the first attempt, or after only few additional tries. Granted, I greatly like to explore in these games which can lead to being over-leveled, likely aiding in its ease.

The art and character designs were in great taste and aided in the my ability to immerse my self into the game world. I found many of the bosses to feel unique in their designs and in their ability to challenge players. Meaning, many bosses felt like they brought a need for new, or unique, strategy plans; showing minimal copy/paste type strategy.

I also felt that many rare weapons lacked unique moves, which caused them to kind of blend in with the rest of their archetypes. Though, patches have hinted that the developers will be introducing this concept to additional weapons in the future.

Overall, I recommend this game to others, but advise to get it on discount due to the games length when compared to certain games within this genre provides.

Its that good good

Beautiful scenery, challenging foes, great underlying story, alternative endings, and choices that give you multiple story lines for multiple playthroughs. I couldn't ask for much more from an RPG.

This game is amazing, though early game can be tough if you don't build correctly. I am unsure I have put this much time into a From Software game before. Through playing ER I have gained a new perspective for their games and plan on going back to the old games with this new found outlook. Highly recommended for those who like to challenge themselves in character building, critical thinking, reaction times, and pattern recognition.

is good