Recent reviews by neon[5]

Solid, great game for those of us who lost on silent hunter games, when they were new.

I like anything underwater so when I first saw the gameplay of this game, i was intriqued. I didnt expect how rich this game is, though. Theres always something new and exciting waiting around the corner.

Can scratch your spacegame ich. Offers amazing freedom and interesting mechanics, but you do have to make your own fun, for the most part.

Good game if you just want to sit back and relax and listen to some music or a podcast.

Fully destructible environment, bullet time, amazing movement, great music, sweet artstyle, whats not to like.

I go through yakuza games in order from 0 to end and yakuza 4 is by far the worst of the bunch. I like the new characters you get to play as, but the writing and story is not as good as the others. It often feels like a chore.

This game is loaded with content, side activites and stories and hase great sense of humor. It also has its own style, that you wont really see elsewhere.

First Mirrors Edge was a great linear game with amazing phasing. This game is messy open world game with bunch of bussy work that reuses the same routes over and over again.

Also they came up with these "gates" that lock away parts of the map until you obtain a specific piece of gear to help you pass through. All these items have negative effect on the flow of the movement and the game would be better off without them.

Also, this game is riddled with time limits, an element that wasnt nearly as prominent in the original game and for a good reason. Basically every side mission is a time trial of sorts, with the time limits set way to agressively. On some of these you must be a milisecond-precise with your button presses to complete them, and I dont think most players want to invest so much time to learn to do so.

Biggest offender here are the Diversion side missions, which have you go through several checkpoints. These checkpoints are terribly marked, so that you dont know how close you have to get to them for it to count, which is a problem, because on some of these you have to do 180°,

And then there is a Runner Vision, a sort of GPS in this game, that tries to show you where to go. Its terribly implemented, it is not on the screen half the time. The whole thing is a trully frustrating experience.

It is no secret that this game is a masterpiece, of course.

I was curious how a 3rd person game would play in VR. Now I want to play every future 3rd person game in VR.

Game braking bug at in Chapter 6, where entering the right constelation does not open the door. Would have to start all over again, it seems