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Dying light 2 is a great game but with any game comes its problems. Albeit a relatively shorter campaign length(20 or so hours) it is still a blast to maneuver through and experience. It takes many aspects of the first game and enhances some while leaving a few others out. For some previous fans of the series it could be seen as a downside but Techland have clearly in my opinion made a new interesting game for its fans to experience. What is the fun in doing everything the same way as the previous game? Anyway below are the main points i felt were important to consider through my play-though of just the main story.

Story:

Overall i felt the story was alright (7/10). The general plot was there but there was no surprise coming as it felt just like those games where you hear about the villian the whole game and eventually battle them in the end (Which in part was true). The highlight of the entire story was rather the side characters. Before purchasing the game i read multiple reviews about the game saying the side characters overshadow the main character (Yourself: Aidan). I did not believe this and thought HA how can you tell a story in such a way? Well i was wrong, literally all the side characters were memorable and all had their own interesting personalities or quirks which made them memorable in their own right. Lawan, Hakon , Frank and Sophie had some quite interesting backgrounds and really raised what would of been a mediocre story otherwise. Aidan on the other hand felt like a useless servant whose only purpose was to do things for these characters and find his sister. While finding his sister throughout the game not a lot about his past is revealed which sort of makes him feel like a lackluster character in a world where personality blooms from even the rooftops to the monuments around the map.
SPOILER WARNING:
Part of the story i really disliked was how you spend the entire game trying to find Mia which is Aidan's supposed sister only for her to die a few hours after you make contact and take her away from Waltz. I really really hated how they treated this after all of the buildups and flashbacks throughout the game.

Gameplay:

The overall gameplay is spectacular (10/10) with smooth animations and slick parkour actions which make traversing through the world incredible at any moment. The game to the disliking for some, almost makes it feel like you are being attracted to certain places while parkouring which at times feels amazing as you sit there thinking how the hell did i make that jump while othertimes it just feels a tiny bit janky but for its results i cant really complain. The skill trees , the crafting and the equipment all feel like they belong in the game perfectly but the weapons and combat all feel tough and heavy with amazing sound design to accompany the headsmashing of all the undead. In Typical dying light fashion they do not disappoint as like we all know they have basically perfected the hand to hand combat system.

Bugs:

Although many other players have reported many bugs, i can count on one hand how many i encountered through my entire playthough of the main storyline. In the modern day where every game coming out is ridden with bugs i felt so happy that i could play the game in a "polished" state unlike in Cyberpunk on launch. The only bug which was sort of annoying was some dialogue cutting out toward the end of some character's speeches. The game also seemed to stutter and freeze when the game was on my HDD upon launching taking about 1-2 min to load the world in but after i swapped the game to my SSD it was silky smooth and ran amazingly on my 2060 super.

Conclusion:

Dying light 2 is an amazing game gameplay wise but struggles a bit when it comes to its story. The parkour system and its enhancements are a must try with mechanics soo smooth that it overshadows some aspects of the story. Should you buy it? In short Yes, at its current price? Yes/No, i feel that a sale would be nice but i can gurantee that you wont regret it. Just make sure your PC can run the game :)

TLDR: Good game, Alright story, Good and fun parkour, Minimal bugs (at least for me), worth the price/ on sale

I honestly don't know why i have all this time on here lmao I have like one VR game i actually play.

"Please nerf Hunter" - some pleb

Game runs much smoother after update 1.1 but still has a lot of bugs. Jealous of those who are going to play this when the game actually is polished and fully optimised.

Helps me forget about sleeping

Buy it now, don't even consider

Initially i bought this game as a joke to show to my friends but ended up playing 16 hours in 2 days...
Muse Dash feels like one of those games you would play at the mall arcade as a kid. Its simple (can play with 1-2 buttons), addictive and easy to learn. It's core gameplay consists of you just beating a bunch of bad guys as you vibe to an absolute banger of a track and try to FC (Full combo) or just straight out complete the song.

Muse Dash does have much in common with other rhythm games such as osu! but still manages to be unique and goofy adding it's own flair to the rhythm game genre. This game is a hidden gem that any anime fan/weebo has to try.

Also just look at that price! The amount of content for that price is an absolute steal!

In the wise words of Shia LaBeouf "JUST DO IT"

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Its a good game. Its quite refreshing coming from playing overwatch for many years. It has a great selection of chacters and allows you to earn every character in game through leveling. People also arn't as toxic as in other hero shooters. Just a fun chill game to sink some hours into!

The cocaine of VR games.

Great and relaxing game.
Fully worth the price.
Stories a bit short but otherwise its fantastic.

8/10