Évaluations récentes de Eden

I've played before, was... okay at best.
Now? With Smite 2 out? It's like every player other than the most toxic a*holes has moved to 2, so 1 is just a cesspool of quitters and sh*t talkers. If you are even remotely bad at the game your teammates will throw out of pettiness. God forbid you do not know how to play a character or build and are supposedly trying to learn, you don't get to learn outside of bot matches because your teammates will make sure of that.

Well worth review bombing is all I'm gonna say.

As much as I love Monster Hunter, I'll have to give this one a bad review.
Mainly because they intended it for Nintendo Switch and then ported to PC, it has missed out on a lot of potential.

The graphics are good, but I find the far-away repetitive and flat textures irritating.
The monsters are limited, and the endgame is dull at best, it felt a lot like fighting the same monster but more annoying.
Again, the amount of monsters just felt kind of underwhelming, at least compared to what I remember from World.

Played a little bit and I think it's ok.

Played both Aragami games with a friend, we started Aragami 2 after reading the reviews of it not being anything like the first. (Finished the game before Classic mode was released)

So, with the fact that it's not like the first game in mind, we both had an absolutely amazing time. I'll admit, the multiplayer at the time we played was janky as all hell, and while it created opportunities to laugh about it, it also got frustrating. Besides that, I genuinely have no complaint.

I am also extremely happy to see that the game is still receiving updates, and considering how much we enjoyed playing it, I look forward to revisiting it once in a while and seeing how it develops. The difficulty update and classic mode are both something I want to try even after finishing the game.

Ghostrunner is by far one of my favorite singleplayer games. In terms of story it is enjoyable, even if there's not much to it. The mechanics are simple enough yet difficult to get used to. Once you get the hang of it it may even feel natural. The parkour is amazing as well as the combat system. They complete each other. It is a challenging game and it may drive some people mad, but getting past a level felt truly achieving. I wish there was a continuation to it.

-Amazing Graphics to say the least.
-Gameplay really fun even though it takes some time to get used to controls.
-Plenty of stuff to do aside from the main questline.
-I was pleasantly surprised with the character customization in some regards.
-The story was pretty lovely.
-There's around five different endings.
-I found myself driving around more than using fast travel since it felt rather fun.

-I have encountered plenty of small bugs that ruin the immersion, some of them forced me to restart the game or fail a mission. There were plenty of hiccups, like falling through the world, clothing not showing up, facial expressions or animations acting up, the character dialogue failing and sometimes ending up staring awkwardly, unable to cancel or proceed, which would force you to restart and maybe lose a bit of progress.
-I don't really like the fact that once you finish the main questline, the game just ends. Since it's an open world game I'd love to have the option to casually play after the end, within reason, since some endings are not fit to allow you to play after the end.
-A bit more limited in some aspects of customization. Even if body shape was never really a big aspect of it, it is quite a shame, but understandable.
-For a game that prides itself for the graphics and also has ray-tracing, it was disappointing to find out that the character does not reflect in surfaces, even in the changing room mirrors.

Update:
I've heard most of the game-breaking bugs have been solved.