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Hands down one of the best experiences I have ever had playing a game, ever. Period. YLAD is on my Mt. Rushmore, along with FC2, Days Gone, and the original MW2.

It is very easy to become invested in Ichi's story, and the character development in this title is absolutely top notch. Exceeded every expectation I had going into the story.

Visually, this game still looks and feels very current, and runs great on my system (5950X, 3080 10GB, 64GB@4000 @1600p) with an average of ~100-120 FPS and rare but consistent drops to about 40-60 in the park at times.

The turn based combat - I usually detest turn based combat, and play FPS games for the majority of the time - But this combat style won me over pretty quickly, and when I got used to it I found it was plenty exciting when I wasn't auto-combatting trash mobs. I doubt I will feel that way about many games, but they just did it right here, to their credit.

RGG does it again, with fantastic storytelling, a huge environment, some great turn-based combat, excellent voice acting, so, so, sooo much to do in the world, and an anti-hero protagonist in Ichiban that is one of the best characters ever written in a game, period.

I had this free in my gamepass, but the controller feel was pure garbage in the gamepass version, so I just picked it up on Steam. No regrets there.

Strong recommend from me, whether on sale or not this game is worth every cent.

I really am enjoying this at the stage of the game I am at. (early ~4.5 hrs)

Just finished YLAD and LAD:G as well, and of the three I personally feel Judgement has the most refined combat and the most detailed environment. YLAD is turn-based, so not really a fair comparison, But Judgement combat controls are a fair bit more involved than LAD:G. It feels great once you get used to it.

Also, something something gamepad. You really should use one for this title. KB/M controls are fine, but the game is clearly designed with a gamepad in mind.

Judgement is beautiful, and there really is something to be said for RGG creating this entire world that spans multiple games. I am already familiar with Kamorocho from other entries in the Yakuza franchise, but the version of Kamorocho in Judgement is -while being entirely familiar - much larger and more detailed in scope. It feels both familiar and unexplored to me.

Huge fan of RGG, and Judgement is looking like one of their marquee titles for me so far. Big recommend.

It is good to see storytelling in this format. The narrator was positively excellent, and this was an accurate representation of the author's work. Little bits of trivia as well. Takes about 25-30 minutes to get through, and I really enjoyed it.

Inspired me to get some morphine 10/10

I liked it. Killer level design. They captured the Warhammer vibe for sure. Game is fine for what it is, don't go into it thinking it is gonna be some fabulous story or anything, know that the combat is it's strength (think Doom) and you will have a blast.

Good use of 13 dollars imo.

Super fun, super short. Quite dark.

Surprisingly well done, I did not expect this level of polish at all. It's a great time for what it is.

Gotta recommend this one, I had a blast playing it. I never saw any of the Harry Potter movies or anything, except for some of Goblet of Fire on mushrooms, so I went into this blind.

They nailed it. The art is fantastic, and the audio is as well. Relationships build nicely. The transmog system is simple and gratifying. Also, Snidgets!

kept ~100-144 FPS on a Ryzen 5950X + Nvidia 3080 12GB. Turned off ray tracing and it fixed the stutters I had early on.

Anyway, great game, great atmosphere and feel.

In it's current state, I cannot recommend this game. I refunded after giving it a fair shot (90 minutes)

Pros:

1) The game is absolutely gorgeous, and does a passable job creating a grim atmosphere.
2) The ambient sounds are really well done, if a little muted for my taste.
3) Voice acting in the first 90 minutes was very well done. Even the robots sound badass.
4) I love the premise, totally something I am normally very much into.
5) 90 minutes in, the writing for the game seems very on point. Unsure if it gets worse the longer you go, but so far I really liked it.
6) 90 minutes in, no actual crash to desktop. So there's that.

Cons:

1) Constant framerate drops and stuttering. Walking into a room with flames resulted in my screen actually jittering up and down, almost like it was vibrating. Awful. Stuttering during cutscenes was positively ridiculous.
2) Lackluster combat mechanics, imo Wasn't that fun for me.
3) The last minute Denuvo inclusion really irks me. I feel like it is an impossible position for the Devs, to be fair - as early sales likely make up the majority of $$$ games earn, and they need to reduce piracy during those early weeks and/or months - But since that doesn't stop piracy anyway, I fail to see the point. It hurts paying customers way more than anything else.

Bottom line, the game seems OK at best - And may be a much better game without the constant stuttering and jittering - But either way is no way worth the asking price. I would recommend picking this up on a deep sale many months from now.

I thoroughly enjoyed this game. Definite recommend if you like Supermassive's style of storytelling.

Visually this game is pretty damned incredible - I won't do any spoilers, but i'll say the last 3rd of the game or so I actually *verbally* was like "Whoa.. what is that?" Immersion 101, folks. The audio / ambient sounds are positively on point too, I was completely absorbed in this game.

Strong recommend by me, especially if it is on sale.

Loved it. Fantastic art direction and sound.

They did an excellent job creating a feeling of subtle fear that lasted the entire game. No real combat to speak of, it's just a long, dark narrative that touches on many historical and contemporary fears.

solid 7/10 in my book.

Also, I read a review on here that said a controller was a must-have. Personally, I played the entire game kb/m and had no issues whatsoever. Clearly this game was designed with gamepad in mind, but I found the kb/m controls to be comfortable.

I honestly cannot recommend a game higher than this one. And .. uh.. Far Cry 2. But for FC2, you kinda had to be there in the moment, at the time.

Elden Ring gives you a chance to play what is quite possibly an absolute gaming masterpiece, but you get to do it right now, in real time.

If you are on the fence about purchasing this? Just buy it.

Also, not for nothing - But I play M/KB, and the controls - while difficult -- were clearly addressed thoughtfully for us keyboard nerds.

Guys, it's a 10/10.