Reseñas recientes de Maturin

First playthrough for reference took me 7 hours. Here are my thoughts: The soundtrack as well as optional songs in the game are phenomenal. The story caught my attention though there were some parts that were meant to be big moments that I had figured out quite a bit earlier, that's not to say it was bad, it just wasn't the strongest part. The voice acting was acceptable, though certain characters are lacking. The gameplay itself was pretty good, that's about all I have to say on it. I do like the amount of replayability you get from so many choices. It feels like a telltale game but there aren't objectively good or bad outcomes of every single decision. Bonus points for the game containing my two favorite things, hitchhiking and cassettes. Overall 8/10 and for the asking price, why not?

I initially had a sour taste when I got my feet wet with this DLC. I played for about an hour and when I felt like I had hit a wall I looked up a guide. I read its first few instructions and thought "how was I supposed to figure that out?" The answer was the same as anything else in the game. Clues scattered around the area. Do yourself a favor if you do end up purchasing this, don't look anything up. No guides, no videos, nothing. Same with the base game. People will complain about the "stealth" sections of this DLC. Without giving too much away, you are not FORCED to stealth in the stealth parts. Play your own way, same as you would in the base game. Learn why you're SUGGESTED to stealth, then learn how to work around it. The payout is phenomenal. The ending made me cry, just like the base game. Yet another work of art Mobius. Keep it up :)

I feel like every person should play this game, and play it completely blind. I don't really buy games without seeing them first, and when I saw a streamers youtube videos of this game, I knew I would like it so I stopped right there, bought it and enjoyed it thoroughly. This game does suffer from the same thing as other games by this studio, like What Remains of Edith Finch, as well as other story driven games like Firewatch, where once you play through it the first time there isn't much to do after. If you do decide to play it again you basically have to roleplay that you don't know what happens. That being said! The story is phenomenal, the music is phenomenaler and the controls are probably my favorite part of this whole experience. Play with a controller though, keyboard is a bit wonky. Beyond that enjoy!

I played the game just about 10 hours and managed to 100 percent it. Its a phenomenal game, and it took me about 3 hours to get the knack of all the documents. By the end I hardly had to consult the rule book and was a entry checkpoint inspector through and through. I thoroughly enjoyed my time with the game and can't possibly recommend it more!

I've not yet completed the game. I might come back and change my review when I do, but I'm about halfway through at this point and it's about what you'd expect from a game as old as it is. Controls are clunky, but manageable and once you get the hang of it, they get downright unchallenging. It takes a while to get used to the way the game teaches you about things you can do in the world, because the game doesn't teach you about how to do things in the world. You figure it out yourself by looking it up online. The tutorials taught me the VERY basics, like how to move and kinda how to fight, but not much beyond that. The first major boss was a pain in the rear, but beyond that I've enjoyed the game thoroughly! For as cheap as it is I highly recommend you pick it up, give it a whirl for yourself, and see how the Witcher series started :)

The replay-ability and level of detail put into this game are effin astounding. You'll get no spoilers from me. Buy it and play it for yourself.

It's a bit annoying if you're a perfectionist, as you'll want to start over the second a crew member dies or anything like that happens, but there's a lot of playability here, and I really enjoy it

I enjoy this game extremely. I also enjoy very tedious, and buggy, games on average. I'm a gearhead so building a car is right up my ally, and even though I don't have a steering wheel, a controller will do just fine. I had to use a guide the first couple times I built the car, but now I've gotten to the point that I don't. There's a lot of unexplained things, like the pig-mans game, and several other things, but some quick googling will fix that. Overall, I enjoy the buggy Finnish mess that is My Summer Car :)

Mafia III is... interesting. It doesnt really feel like much of a mafia game because its more like the mob than the mafia. The only real characters that give the the good ole godfather feel are Vito (from Mafia II) Leo Galante (from Mafia II) and the whole Marcano family. The rest feel more like modern crime families. We got the irish who is just kind of an ass the whole time even if you give him districts, and we got the haitian who is also pissy if you give her stuff. Vito is the most "understanding" character in that he doesnt get all pissy if you give someone else a district.

The driving is fun and the cars are even better. I love the 60s era but on the other hand some cars have weird engine noises.

The shooting feels good but the npcs dont put up much of a fight

The story is eh at best. Its a revenge story but it feels like it takes toooooo long

Sneaking is just like shooting. eh

Overall decent game that just felt too long. Best part of the game is when Vito offers to make you bucattini if you give him a district.

give vito all districts/10

Alright. First question right off the bat. Who made this game? Ubisoft? No way. This game is actually good though!
Yeah I dont get it either but Ubisoft actually kinda got their ♥♥♥♥ together for this one. The story, though a bit lackluster, is jam packed full of ♥♥♥♥ tier memes (the best kind) and some decent comedic moments. The characters actually feel human though they are a bit cookie cutter when it comes to personality, The anarchist emo or the activist grafiti artist stuff like that. The driving is eh at best. You cant flip your car at all so it makes it feel like every time you just, your car just kinda floats until you hit the ground again. The car designs are good but the horns just dont fit. Small nitipicking aside the vehicles are decent at best. The drones are a completely different story though. One of my favorite aspects is taking out the quadcopter and kinda scoping out the area around your objective. The rc drone is alright but it can be a bit buggy and gets stuck in vents half the time. I think the hacking in this game is the best in any game ive ever played (other than hack.net of course.) Although to be fair it does get a bit repetetive when all you do is hack computers and upload viruses and download their data. Speaking of repetetive, the side missions. Now they do manage to spice things up by not putting 3 missions in 3 of the exact same buildings with just waves of enemies (cough division cough) The side missions do get a bit repetitive. Hack this celebrity knockoff and embarrass him and other such. Overall the side missions are just like the driving. Eh. Now without spoiling the story, I can say that it is great. It was a perfect transition from Watch Dogs 1 with the CTos being the main cause of the problems and such. This time instead of being just a single person, you are part of a group of hackers called Dedsec, which was in the first game though it only made a minor cameo right at the end.

Overall I only have one major complaint for this game. THE ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ PAINT JOB MISSION. If you want to enjoy your purchase, do not do the paint job mission. It will ruin the entire game. Ubisoft literally took all of the things we dont like (tower climbing, same objective different building, and more climbing features) and put them into one giant hour long mission. This is just my opinion though.