Recent reviews by Bislo

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eta final form

Wow, what a game.
Black Myth: Wukong is an amazing experience that I definitely recommend.
From the cinematics to the gameplay, I really enjoyed it all. The cinematics and animations, especially the ones at the end of chapters, are absolute cinema. Personally, I really enjoyed the combat. Light attacks felt nice to hit, especially with the big hit at the end, and perfect dodges are super satisfying as well. Getting to choose between 3 heavy attacks is also pretty cool, though I ended up only using Pillar Stance myself.
The amount of bosses is massive, so if you are going in expecting to explore, then don't be surprised to fight a boss every 10 minutes or even less. It's a linear game, which means you don't really get to explore much on your own, but I still really enjoyed the environment and atmosphere.
Some of the bosses deal damage through a cutscene, which kind of feels unfair. For one of the bosses, it's completely unavoidable (from what I know), which made the fight a lot worse.
The game, while not as hard as Sekiro or Elden Ring, still had some difficult bosses. I did end up beating most bosses either on the first try or in like under 5 attempts, but that's not really an issue for me.
Overall, fantastic game.

The second souls like game that I've played, and coming from Elden Ring I can tell you that it is a completely different experience. Before diving in, I googled a bit to see what others think of it and most people said it is the hardest FromSoft game, so yeah, I was a bit worried, and yeah at first I got completely destroyed. Trying to play it like Elden Ring (aka dodge everything, no deflecting) just doesn't work. Being stuck on the first mini boss for like half an hour sure was something. I will be honest, some of the bosses really frustrated me quite a lot more than in Elden Ring, but that is because I tried to brute force the boss with dodges instead of deflections. Eventually, it all clicked. I'm not going to spoil the game but I will say that the final boss is the best boss that I've ever fought. It was hard, and I was dying so much but it was also so enjoyable. Took me about ~5 hours to beat, which is like 1/7 of my entire playthrough haha.

Overall, looking back, amazing game and experience.

Coming from a player with 0 experience in Souls-like games, Elden Ring really surprised me. At the start, I wasn't really sure what I was doing (mainly because I'm an idiot, but eh), but once I learned the basics and really got into it, it hooked me. I haven't really enjoyed exploring much in other games, but I loved exploring in this game. I'm sure there is still a lot of stuff that I've missed (and I haven't touched the DLC yet either), but the environment and atmosphere were stunning. The bosses are great. While the difficulty is all over the place at times, it didn't really hurt the experience. And being stuck on the first boss for hours, only to get a better weapon, upgrade it, and then beat it in like 3 tries is something that stuck with me. If you aren't sure if you are ready for this game and its difficulty, give it a shot. I wasn't sure either, but with enough practice, anything is possible.

bean

Generally a fun fast paced shooter, at first i wasn't sure if i would like it but ended up loving it. Took me around 2 hours to complete it (due to a skill issue). For 2 euro its not bad

i have lost way too many braincells already so might aswell keep on going

Really fun tower defense game