Senaste recensioner av Adua

This game made me scared to reload my guns.
10/10

Great game, spent hundreds of hours playing it on my school years(I played around another 100-300 hours not counting the one I have listed on my steam profile).

I just wish that Bethesda doesn't delist the DLCs for Oldrim in Steam, I can't complete my Oldrim DLCs collection now... and lots of mods that are up-to-date currently only support a full DLCs for Oldrim.

Sadge.

Badoonkers Tittus Hugus Moddus : The Video Game.

Fortnite but actually good.

Pros:
-A Cyberpunk-based open world game, exploration is quite fun (If you can ignore the immersion-breaking bugs & AI that happen quite often).
-Gameplay is top-notch, has a depth character customization. Build V the way you want them to be.
-Combat, while not that challenging, is still fun and satisfying, both on melee & ranged combat. Quickhacking is also a plus.
-Graphic looks pretty amazing, even if you're running on low graphical settings.
-The world-building this game has is out of world. I always took a moment to stop exploring and to appreciate the atmosphere and scenery this game offers.
-The musics are ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ banger.
-Good sound designs, I especially love the sounds when using revolver & mantis blade.
-The main story and the major side quests are pretty solid, some of the side quests also have their own continuity after completing them.
-Major characters are well-written and has interesting personalities.
-Dialogues choice & consequence are present here, like in any of CDPR's previous games. So the path to starting/ending your quests may vary.

Cons:
-Lacks of end-game content.
-The bugs are still easily encountered while playing the game, even after the game's latest patch. While it's not game-breaking anymore, it's still immersion-breaking for me personally. Lighting and shadows often flicker randomly while playing the game, characters teleport while talking with V, dialogues sometimes don't play, some accessible movies from the game also doesn't have any sounds, etc.
-Cops/wanted levels are basically nonexistent in this game.
-Gigs & NCPD's contracts are 90% repetitive and only fillers to make you play this game way much longer than it is intended.
-Lifepath of your choosing doesn't play much of a role in the game's narrative, was hoping for it to be much bigger.
-Driving mechanics are... leave much to be desired.
-Game is very taxing on performance, I had to resort to use the game's downscaling settings to play the game at acceptable framerates.
-False Marketing. Despite describing the game "sets new standards in terms of visuals, complexity and depth.", I still find it ridiculous for the way the AIs act are completely dumb, both for pedestrians and the enemies AI. Animation for V is also unsettling (look it up on google/youtube), and my god, and the physics are laughably bad compared to games from the last/two last gen.

For me, Cyberpunk 2077 is the second weakest entry of CDPR's mainline products (the first one being the first Witcher). Although if I were to judge it solely from the main story's perspective, I'd say it's the strongest after Witcher 3.

If you want to experience a good role-playing game based on cyberpunk genre, this is the game you should play. Although, if you're looking for a game where you can immerse yourself inside it, I'd avoid this game entirely.

Buy it on sale.

Final score: 78/100

1000 hours in, and I still can't git gut in this game

Combat works much more like your typical Musou game, a real time hack'n slash, while also incorporates the tactical playstyle of Persona/SMT games (ie. exploiting foe's ailment weakness, 1-more/press-turn battle system, collecting personas/demons). You're in for a fresh change of pace if you came from the original turn-based combat of the Persona/SMT games.
However, the negotiation system that was used in P5/P5R is absent from this game, I personally find it disappointing. Although, I think some people might find it more likeable since you don't need to went through the pain of figuring out the demon's personality, you can now just collect personas by collecting the mask that drops from battle.

Graphics while not that amazing, are still stylish as it were in the original P5/P5 royal. If you like both the art direction and the graphics of the original game, you'll feel right at home when playing this game.

Musics are great, some are remixes from the original P5 soundtracks, others are new addition for P5S.

Story drags down a lot for the first 2 hours, and also recycle lot of story elements from the original P5 for the character's development, but there's a new story elements found in the new addition of Jails, another type of Metaverse that becomes the dungeon in P5S. I'll update my review for the story part after completing the game, for now I'll say that it feels like a bit watered down version compared to P5(I find P5R to be better than this one).

Performance is smooth, this game is highly optimized for a first port of current-gen persona game, the game managed to stay at 60fps in my GTX 1650 Ti, with all the settings maxed out in 1080p.

Nostalgic Waifu Beat 'Em Up-Dress-up Simulator

Wattson

Pros:
-Incredibly optimized, my mid-end rigs(Nvidia GTX 1650Ti, Ryzen 5 4600H, 16GB RAM) can easily run this game at maxed settings Full HD.
-Well-written story and plot, it incorporates an exploration into the mental state of the protagonist(Senua) and also managed to tackled on the lore of Norse mythology and Celtic cultures.
-Great soundtracks, especially that ending battle theme.
-Visually, it still holds up pretty well when compared to current-gen games that were released this/last year. It also has a versatile photo mode, 90% of the time you can toggle it to take some eye-candy screenshots, even during cutscenes.
-Amazing motion capture and voice performance from the protagonist.
-Combat is challenging and fast-paced. It might not be the most complex combat mechanic I've ever played in an action video game, but for what it's worth, it's good.
-The puzzle required some brain usages, you might be surprised by how many objects you missed for trying to solve the game's puzzle just because how subtle the puzzles are.
-Audio is an integral part of this game and greatly integrated into the gameplay and story, I recommend you to play this game with your headset for taking advantage of the game's full experience.

Cons:
-Camera can be at times frustating during combat due to how cramped the combat area is.
-Subtitles often aren't synced to the game's monologue/dialogue, and it also have lot of typos.
I think that's all the cons I can think of for this game, it's all technical issues.

Final Score: 92/100