Recent reviews by Thatassthat

Good game fly and shoot stuff and jumping

Good

It's halo but on PC, and it's pretty damn nice.

Overall, the game is great, but the option to turn off enemy scaling is really something that a lot of people want.

Addendum: Odyssey recently received an update that allows enemy scaling to be switched off. The addition of this feature shows that the developers are open to hearing the suggestions of the community, which shows their attention to pleasing the player base. Upon reflection, however, Odyssey has certain mechanics that differentiates it from its predecessor Origins.

The assassination abilities that one can unlock through levelling up allows the player to effectively be on a level playing field with the AI in stealth situations when at higher levels. Being at a lower level, I found that I couldn't effectively complete a certain area without alerting guards due to the inability to assassinate them in one move. The shadow assassin ability, which is unlocked through levelling up, allows you to effectively stealth an entire location due to increased damage. After unlocking this, I found that turning off enemy scaling would have been making it too easy, as the abilities would have been unnecessary past a certain point. Scaling actually allows the game to be more rewarding, both in terms of gameplay and loot.

That's why I prefer this game with scaling. It gives you a reward for working through the lower levels when you are less experienced as a misthios.

As it's been said before, it's like Euro Truck Simulator in space. With guns. I love it.

Arrr! This be the most swashbuckling scurvy seadog simulator in the seven seas! Ye take what ye want, and ye give nothin' back! This surely be on the wishlist of the most ruthless buccaneers! If ye not be wanting this, then ye might as well walk the plank, ya slimy scalawag! I be takin' me cutlass, and blowin' ye down to feed the fish in Davy Jones' Locker! Y'arr but shark bait ye son of a biscuit eater!

Attempted to make an orbit around Mun. Accidentally made an orbit around the sun.

10/10 Would orbit again.

Attempt 1: Killed by tripping over human ribcage.
Attempt 2: Killed by guardians of much loved chicken.
Attempt 3: Sent into space by giant's club. Ooshdenfergen did not survive landing... or launch.

Spent 2 hours in a cave with Lydia barely surviving the ongoing hordes of Falmer and Dwarven Centurions. The second we step outside the cave... Lydia: "Ooh look, a cave. Wonder what's inside." LYDIA ARE YOU F***ING KIDDING ME? I LITERALLY HAD TO RELOAD FIVE TIMES 'COS YOU HAD TO GO AND GET YOUR SORRY ASS KILLED FOR NO REASON. Lydia, I'm sorry for shouting, let me make it up to you... Take my crap that I plan on selling to multiple traders around Skyrim because not a single one of them has enough money to buy all this stuff so I can get enough gold so I can buy a house to put all of this useless stuff in that I was planning on selling but I can't be bothered because no one has the money to buy it.

Attempt 4: Put so much stuff in this one drawer that the game eventually gave up putting it in alphabetical order and not soon after crashed every time I tried to open it.

Tip: Don't brawl with the ebony mail on, it doesn't like friendly wagers.

Killed a defenceless old lady, group of legendary assassins impressed, invites you into the group. Logic.

Verdict: 9999999999999999999999999999999999999/10 Would die, fly, sneak, quicksave, flee, quickload, sell, shout, buy, hoard, crash, brawl, maliciously and brutally murder and ponder over which side to choose in the war (the cowards or the racists) again. Best £10 you will spend in your life. I suggest legendary addition: armoured trolls, volcanic ash and your own library to store your MASSIVE ARMY OF BOOKS AND BUGS IN JARS TO RULE THE WORLD (Not skeevers, that would never work).

A funny yet challenging puzzler that makes your head go wibbly-wobbly if you stare at it for too long... I would play the first one before this as number 2 is a continuation of the tale of GlaDOS and Chell, with an additional character, Wheatley, played by Stephen Merchant. I definitely would recommend this to those who seek a challenge and a gun that shoots blue and orange ovals. Shiny!