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As of writing this review I have around 70 hours in the game. At 70 hours of gameplay and in its current state I positively rate this game. I've yet to dive into the Late Game grind, but I feel like it will give me the same dopamine feedback as grinding late game items and stuff when I used to play a lot of Diablo 3 but at a less hectic pace, which is a good thing.

I've played 95% of my game time with friends and the 6 player coop works a treat its a great game to just chill, do strategy, die, accidentally kill your team mate, chat ♥♥♥♥, good times.

I've tried every build with varying depth, I can say that tanks are quite strong and being a caster gets easier and easier until it get very difficult again, who knows maybe they get easier again.

I can't wait to see more content be added to this game and I hope for the best from the Devs they've got something good here.

Game Good

L4D But It's Minecraft In Space, With Dwarves and Bugs

I've never felt the need to give a product review before, however Hellblade is really something else. I was really hype for this game to come out, the story premise sounded really cool and all the art and trailers looked great, for this Hellblade lived up to that expectation.

I would 100% recommend this game to everyone, because in one word this game is Transformative. However as much as I love this game to bit it has its flaws, the actual gameplay elements at times can be subpar, exploration is good, combat feels fairly tight albeit rather basic, and the puzzles can get quite repetetive. And a personal gripe of mine is I don't like over the shoulder 3rd person, it makes the controls feel clunky. That being said all of this is trumped by the amazing story and visual/audio experience you get when playing Hellblade; This game terrified me, had me at the edge of my seat, it made me cry, and laugh when the going got tough, a little bit of the insanity seeping onto my side of the screen. I've never played a game that made me care so much about the portagonists personal quest, that left me in despair at the end as I wanted more, not just for me but for Senua.

This game is an emotional rollercoaster and I applaud Ninja Theory for putting in the time and effort to make the experience as true to the state of psychosis as possible. They've done something I've never seen done so well in a video game: acurately portraying mental illness. Buy this game, and watch yourself crumble.

Must. Learn. More. Shapes.
6/6 would hexamend