Recent reviews by 「Spyro」

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At first, the game seemed a bit suspicious to me. Although I've played almost every major Souls-like game, I hadn't heard much about Sekiro.

The new combat system, the new way of killing enemies, and even the story are absolutely incomparable to conventional Souls-like games. However, I quickly reached the final boss and thought before facing him that the game was actually too easy. I massively underestimated it. The final boss is on a completely different level, incomparable to the rest of the game. I spent nearly 30 hours in the game, and I'm sure I spent 5-7 hours just on Isshin Ashina.

This elevated the game to a whole new level because Mikiri counters and similar tactics weren't as prevalent before this fight. You really have to take the time to understand the mechanics and how to counter, just to have a sliver of hope of getting in a free hit.

Furthermore, the boss fight is absolutely brilliantly designed. The map alone is extremely epic (except for the rocks that just block you and get in the way), and the four phases of the fight keep you constantly on your toes.

At first, I thought I would never be able to do it, but with time and nearly 120 deaths just to Isshin Ashina alone, I think I can say that you can flawless everything except the 2nd phase of Isshin without being a pro player.

Also, the concept of the boss is extremely cool.

You've returned to the story where it all began. Getting Genichiro down is doable and a good warm-up, BUT

Then this old guy crawls out of his corpse, he's on a completely different level. He throws in a couple of unblockable attacks, and he has a cool weapon combat art. If you somehow make it to phase 2, then he pulls a gun out of his ass and a gigantic spear (I don't know where he got that from), and if somehow you manage to survive through all of that, then you're onto phase 3 and he's roasting your face with lightning bolts. You think it's impossible, you've used all your consumables, but believe me, it's possible even without all that stuff.

I know there are different endings with different bosses, and I'm excited to see what comes next and looking forward to more boss fights like this in any games

Interesting concept, brought me a lot of fun as well, but when I told my dad about it, he just said if I keep playing the game, I'll eventually end up on the reality series 'Beautys and the Nerds.'

The game has by far the friendliest community, and if you ever need help, you have no problem finding more players who are ready to join you on your journey immediately.

Recommended, but be aware that you need to bring a lot of time and patience. I've played almost 450 hours and still haven't reached the Endwalker DLC, and I'm exclusively doing the main story.

I never quite found the fun in BO3 multiplayer, which is why I was drawn to the Zombies side of the game.

It's hard to believe that I got to play the game on console at release, and every time I think about it, I get a nostalgic rush remembering how much fun my friends and I had in the evenings when 'Der Eisendrache' came out fresh, exploring the map piece by piece and discovering one of the Easter eggs for the bows.

Furthermore, it's probably the only Black Ops game with a workshop, which enhances the gaming experience on PC by 300%.

For those who haven't done it, you need to catch up on the game, even though nowadays it's essentially become a single-player experience.

To those who have experienced the same as me, guys, we're getting old. The game came out almost 10 years ago.

I've now spent a bit over 20 hours in this game. Most of the time, I've been enjoying it in co-op, and I played one of the DLCs solo.

My co-op partner and I quickly noticed that the story is incredibly dull, with characters lacking depth and simply being boringly designed.

Even the jokes sprinkled throughout the game fail to bring a smile to my face.

Don't get me wrong!

The gunplay feels extremely satisfying, and if you focus on just turning up some music, jumping around, and shooting without worrying about the story, you can still find enjoyment.

Unfortunately, the balance of some weapons has been severely compromised, making me question why the game is even called a looter-shooter. After a while, I have the chance to obtain golden weapons just by playing the game. However, some of these are so ridiculously overpowered that you can melt bosses within seconds with just one magazine.

On the flip side, in the Psycho DLC, I noticed that without these overpowered weapons, every boss becomes an extreme bullet sponge. I could spend 30 minutes shooting at a boss, hoping that the almost 3000-4000 rounds I've amassed will be just enough (Thinking about Locomöbius).

I understand the concept of this DLC, and unlike the main story, it had some depth with the two "War" characters as the main character. But every boss fight felt monotonous; I basically just stand still and shoot. And if I manage to defeat the boss after endless mouse-clicking, the loot might be a golden artifact (which isn't even for my character) or a green weapon.

Overall, with my current knowledge, I'd give the game a 5/10, but still a thumb down.

For those thinking about trying Borderlands because it's a big title, I'd recommend Borderlands 2 instead. It'll offer much more enjoyment than its successor

Gutes Spiel, wenn man nicht weiß, was man tun soll und irgendwie eine kleine Zeitperiode überbrücken muss. Ich habe das Spiel meistens High gespielt und dafür ist das auch super empfehlenswert, weil man nicht super intelligent sein muss, um halbwegs alles zu erreichen.

Ich muss gestehen, dass ich vorher Below Zero gespielt habe und daher den Nachfolger als Vergleichswert habe.
Die Welt ist schön groß, es gibt viel zu erkunden und es ist super entspannt zu spielen.
Auch die Kreaturen sind sehr interessant und dieses einzigartige, "Ich schwimme ein bisschen im Wasser herum" Survival ist für Fans, die das Genre lieben extrem empfehlenswert.
Jedoch muss ich leider sagen, dass man am Anfang einfach nicht weiß, was man jetzt tun soll und es einem im Laufe des Spiels auch nicht wirklich erklärt wird.

Dennoch würde ich sagen, dass zwar die Story hier besser ist, als in Below Zero, jedoch das Spielgefühl in Below Zero um einiges besser ist, da es deutlicher erkennbar ist, was zu tun ist.

Puhh,es ist echt schwierig das Spiel zu bewerten.
Auf der einen Seite ist die Welt, die Wesen und der Vibe während des Spielens richtig geil.
Andererseits baut sich die Story gar nicht richtig auf, man verliert teilweise den Zusammenhang und das Ende ist wirklich der größte Dreck. Für Story-Interessenten absolut nicht zu empfehlen. Wer jedoch einfach ein bisschen im Wasser düdeln und seine Base an einem schönen Plätzchen aufbauen will, der wird hier viel Spaß bekommen.

Ich kann das erklären... Ich brauchte das Spiel eigentlich nur für die Achievments... Ich schwöre....
Das Spiel an sich ist ein standard Puzzle game

Ich habe jeden einzelnen Zentimeter dieses Spiels erforscht.
Ich muss ehrlich sagen, die Hauptstory hat mich nach einer Zeit gar nicht mehr intressiert, da die Tiere/Maschinen und die Welt an sich viel interessanter waren.

Zum DLC kann ich sagen, dass es um EINIGES besser ist als die Hauptstory. Auch die Waffen sind viel interessanter und die Nebenquests machen richtig Spaß und fühlen sich nicht nur wie Lückenfüller an.

Wenn man das Geld übrig hat, lohnt es sich schon mal darein zu schauen.
Man brauch aber nicht erwarten, dass das Spiel einem 100h Spielspaß gibt.

Mit The Last of us das beste Story game, welches ich je gespielt habe.

Man kann sich richtig gut in die Story einfinden und fühlt mit den Handlungen und den Charakteren mit.
Wer es noch nicht gespielt hat, muss es unbedingt nachholen. Vertraut mir.