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Post by suicida on Oct 13, 2022 8:31:31 GMT
Trails from Zero (Switch)
I adore absolutely everything about this game. It starts with you being introduced to the four main party members who are all rookie police officers in a newly formed department, tasked with repairing the police's image in the eyes of the public by effectively becoming odd job men. The story that then unfolds over the next 70 or so hours is absolutely wonderful and masterfully told, as your team slowly uncovers the corruption endemic in the city state of Crossbell and it's unique political situation (is based on real world Hong Kong)
The "cute" presentation is very deceptive, and you might well look at the anime style artwork and little chibi character sprites and think this is a kids game, but don't be fooled. The story goes to some fucking dark places with some very emotional moments, and fully deserves its 18 rating. The writing (and associated localisation) is just amazing, and I really do care about the lives of these believable little characters and their struggles. Characters return from the earlier Trails in the Sky trilogy, and the conclusion to one particular story arc that started 3 games earlier genuinely brought a tear to my eye.
This is a very text heavy game. Every NPC in the game has their own unique dialog that changes after every major story moment, and several have their own little side stories that play out alongside the main story, which makes the world feel much more alive. You can completely ignore all of this if you want, but I found myself checking in with my favourite characters all the time just to see how they were getting on (especially hilarious poor lovesick Anton who returns from the Sky games, and his long quest to find a girlfriend)
Gameplay is fairly standard JRPG stuff, with a great battle system. Difficulty is just about right on "normal" not too challenging, but with a couple of tricky boss fights to keep you on your toes.
Graphics and sound are both excellent. I played the PSP version originally, and the improvements between that and this new Switch port are really well done. The Japanese voice cast are also great.
For me, this is one of those rare games that leaves you absolutely bereft when's it's over, and I cannot wait to play the sequel again when it releases next year.
A perfect 10/10
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Post by killerbee on Oct 14, 2022 15:29:11 GMT
Completed a few recently:
Horizon Forbidden West
It’s flawed: it spends nowhere near enough time developing its antagonists, it’s bloated with “features” that lack inspiration (cooking? Valour surges? Potions? All felt near-pointless), and the upgrades system demands a terribly off-putting amount of grind, but… regardless of all that, I absolutely loved my time (over 90 hours) with this game.
Those issues are real, but the lush world and spectacular visuals, along with some fantastic set pieces and satisfying combat (the non-melee combat, that is) made for an enthralling and compelling game. Where the main story lacked a little, the Side Quests were great and I definitely got more out of the lore and world building that has gone into this, the more I took the trouble to invest myself in it.
I loved the main cast of characters and will definitely be there day one for the inevitable DLC.
9/10
Toem!
The perfect palette cleanser after a beast of a game like Horizon. Charming, relaxing and just a joy to play. One or two puzzles were a little too obtuse, but it mostly hit the spot.
If you got it on PS+ it is definitely worth your time.
8/10
SuperHOT
An oldie I only got around to thanks to PS+.
Great central idea - time only passes when you move - but it didn’t offer much more than that. One extra ability the game unlocks about 2/3 of the way through really just served to make it much, much easier which was both welcome and a slight disappointment- it felt cheap, but I was glad not to spend much longer with the game.
At around 2.5 hours to beat the main story, I’d had enough. The prospect of challenges and endless mode might work for some, but the odd meta-narrative framing the actual game left me cold and it was hard to care about just doing more and more of the same.
5/10
Tunic
So very nearly brilliant. A lush art style, fantastic music and setting and some wonderful ideas in a very Zelda-esque manner. That this was mostly the work of one person marks it out as a phenomenal achievement.
But… as much as I loved most of my time with it, the horrendous difficulty spikes which mainly manifested in the boss battles made this one of the most frustrating, controller-throwing, shout curses at the screen games I can recall. And most of that is down to a pretty poor combat mechanism that leaves you struggling to manage the controls while up against some hyper-aggressive, fast and punishing enemies who give you next to no margin for error. Honestly, Souls bosses are nothing compared to some of these.
One late sequence that strips you of all the stat upgrades you’ve worked so hard to collect and then lots you against several overwhelming waves of enemies had me at the end of my tether.
The fact that the game offers an “invincibility” toggle, yet no “easy” mode marks this as something the developer must have known was an issue, but didn’t try to fix.
Sign-posting was also poor, and often had me resorting to internet guides to work out what I was meant to do next. I did complete the game to the “normal/bad” ending (and beat all the bosses legit), but having read the amount of sheer fuckery involved in getting the true ending, I resorted to just watching it on YouTube.
So near to brilliant and yet so far.
6/10 (7 if you just accept you should go invincible and not punish yourself on the bosses.)
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2022 15:30:01 GMT
turn those < > into [ ], killerbee
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Post by killerbee on Oct 14, 2022 15:33:04 GMT
Ta Spooky
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Post by Deleted on Oct 14, 2022 15:43:02 GMT
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Post by Vortex on Oct 14, 2022 22:21:35 GMT
Dying light 2.
Thank fuck. What a chore that became.
Final boss is a tit, and one of those who just magically keeps regenerating to full health. I had good memories of the original janky game, but man alive, this bore fest pissed all over those.
Shame. At least it's done! 😀
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Post by Wizzard_Ook on Oct 17, 2022 11:24:07 GMT
SuperHOTAn oldie I only got around to thanks to PS+. Great central idea - time only passes when you move - but it didn’t offer much more than that. One extra ability the game unlocks about 2/3 of the way through really just served to make it much, much easier which was both welcome and a slight disappointment- it felt cheap, but I was glad not to spend much longer with the game. At around 2.5 hours to beat the main story, I’d had enough. The prospect of challenges and endless mode might work for some, but the odd meta-narrative framing the actual game left me cold and it was hard to care about just doing more and more of the same. 5/10 Added Superhot to my game library through PS+ the other day too. Be interested to see how it plays on consoles as I think the VR version is fantastic. Haven't played too much VR stuff but Superhot really opened my mind to what it is capable as well as making me feel like John Wick (Quantum baby!). The time mechanic makes it really immersive, and turns what I think VR is guilty of sometimes, turning a shooting gallery, into a full puzzle game that uses space and cognitive thinking really well. Its length, I agree is just about right, it knows its idea and doesn't pretend to make a game that outstays its welcome. They did a second didn't they? or DLC? yet to play it. Think it be a good game that benefit from the odd small expansion as they figure out what VR can do and changes over the years. Anyway, finished Assassin Creed Valhalla: The Wrath of the Druids. Really enjoyed it. I think previous Dlc for the newer games have been a bit meh but this has hit the sweet spot for me. It is the main game condensed down into a smaller package but in some ways it highlights that underneath the bloat of the main game there some solid systems in here and improves on them too. The resource settlement upgrading as a nice loop to it and it's better thought out. Ireland looks great, combat is a lot of fun and in general the writing and characters give it some life too. Probably the most I've enjoyed the series since origins (despite generally liking Oydessy and Valhalla with reservations). 4/5 (10.5 hours to complete)
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Post by dfunked on Oct 17, 2022 14:25:21 GMT
Nier Automata - Switch
Not going to rate this one, as it feels like I played it again far too soon after my last playthrough on gamepass (which was a 10/10 IIRC). 9S was mildly annoying last time around (OK, more than mildly!), but on repeat his sections came close to making me abandon the game several times. Hacking is an absolutely awful minigame and I'll die on this hill! The rest of the game is just sublime, though.
AC Unity - 7/10 In fairness I kind of ruined the experience for myself a little, as I got so overpowered earlier on that stealth was totally optional most of the time. Most encounters ended with me standing on a mountain of corpses near an alarm bell. It was a solid enough entry anyway, apart from the dull antagonist, predictable twists and the seemingly obligatory utterly shit boss fight.
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Post by simple on Oct 17, 2022 15:09:13 GMT
Superhot
A interesting gameplay mechanic and a surprising amount of story content but for such a short game it sure took its time getting places. I think the VR version is a slightly different game and I can see it suiting VR a lot better than a TV screen.
There were a couple of levels that felt disproportionately more difficult than their neighbours but it was always satisfying to complete a round.
Biggest frustrations for me is that it felt like my hitbox was larger than my field of vision so shots with red streaks already passing me seemed to take me out. And in was surprisingly in precise with thrown objects clipping walls they seemed to be nowhere near.
Nice concept but I don’t think I’ll be playing any of the post-game modes.
6/10
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Post by Wizzard_Ook on Oct 18, 2022 8:04:14 GMT
Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga
Time: 12/13 hours to get through the main story without doing too much of the side stuff.
A bit of a disappointment. This was weirdly one of most anticipated games of this year, I guess the idea of revelling in the Star Wars universe in lego form just appealed to me at this moment in time.
It certainly an ambitious game in trying to cover the whole cinematic universe - having several levels in each mainline film, plus a whole galaxy of fairly sizeable hub worlds to explore. But in making it so big, the main meat of the game suffers for it. Levels are a mixed bag, films can feel they are over way too quickly, yet at the same time I found in the prequel movies at least they did a better Job at telling the stories of the films than the films did.
Level design isn't great, for the sake of brevity we are given brevity and not much to play with, just some light platforming, some over the shoulder shooting and some very light puzzles that are barely just obstacles. It's biggest sin, in some of the most iconic moments, where you want to fly through small gaps at high speeds, it takes the control of the game away from you and decides to show you it instead. Segments like the trench run are massive disappointments.
Having said that, outside of the main episodes there is a lot of game, and I think that is where I might start to enjoy the game a lot more. There are multitude of planets (like 20 odd) to explore , each with a hub or in some cases, 2 or 3 to explore and a whole manner of things to explore as you tick off that 100% completion rate. There is also the lego humour that has serviced these games so well, for a longtime, still intact (albet it plays some jokes way too often and feels a little bit like some levels were designed and written by different groups of people), which. makes the a disappointment still fairly enjoyable.
It looks and sound great, and I think one for the big screen and more powerful consoles than the switch version (yes I brought both versions in sales. facepalm). Singular levels look fine on the switch but in the open world really pales in comparison, and I think if you were to pick this up (probably good fun with your kid) id go for PS5/SX versions. The attention to detail, cinematic nature of it deserves the full bells and whistles.
2.5/5. Maybe a 3
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Post by Chopper on Oct 20, 2022 11:31:31 GMT
SuperhotA interesting gameplay mechanic and a surprising amount of story content but for such a short game it sure took its time getting places. I think the VR version is a slightly different game and I can see it suiting VR a lot better than a TV screen. Yeah, I played the normal version after the VR version and was pretty disappointed. The VR version is in my top fifteen games or so; I played through it in one go and boy were my muscles aching the next day.
I have finished - Ukraine War Stories (PC, free on Steam) which was pretty harrowing. I'd already played one of the three scenarios in the demo, and it only took an hour or so to play the other two. That includes replaying one of the stories to get a 'better' ending. Spoiler, the ending was not better, not better at all
As a game it is pretty rudimentary - you're put in charge of a group (hospital staff, kids in one of the occupied towns etc) and make static choices that affect individual morale meters within the group, which influence the later choices available, and the outcome. The stories are quite harrowing and will definitely get your blood up.
It's effective. It hews closely to stories that we've all heard coming out of the warzone, so generally feels pretty truthful rather than propaganda.
Also finished Sid Meier's Ace Patrol. It took a few hours and was quite fun to play through on Rookie level, and after that, German, French and American pilots are unlocked. Missions are pretty basic and fairly easy to just slugfest your way through on Rookie; there is probably a bit of strategic depth on higher levels but as usual, the sense of having ticked off the game as complete makes it doubtful I'll go back. You never know though.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 20, 2022 18:19:33 GMT
50 to 60 hours of gaming per week means lots lately. Gamepass plus ps+ plus a backlog of switch games plus not going out to save money means silly amount of games my 15 year old self would have envied. In last 2 months:
Gamespass on series x: Zuma 2- fucking fantastic. Perfect for a little blast between meetings at work. I miss these sort of simpler old games.
Dishonored 2: 8/10. Feels like 9/10 but often feels 5/10 as I am save scumming non stop trying to be stealthy. I reckon I will like it more on another playthrough when I just try have killing aggro fun.
Inside: 8/10. Lovely little game, doesn't outstay its welcome. Notable for being the only game I cam remember in years I completed without a single achievement popping.
Portal 2: did it in 2 sittings. Fucking perfection and doesn't feel like it has aged a day. 10/10
Escape academy: 7/10, a fun little light hearted romp with gentle puzzles.
Sherlock holmes chapter one. Junky as shit but I love Frogwares games. Good AA shit. 8/10
Chorus: again I love gamepass, all these gems I never would have played. Feels like freelancer and such, games that don't get made any more. (Apart from when they do like this.) 8/10
Shadowrun trilogy: 10/10 and so much better than cyberpunk 2077. Play it now if you haven't.
Tomb raider legend. 9/10, enjoyed more than the recent, love actual puzzling. Probably not as good as I think it is and nostalgia helping.
Ps5:
Crash 4: 6/10. Didn't finish, but only missed half a level at the very end. Unlike tomb raider and Zuma sometimes I don't miss old school stuff.
Stray 7/10. Enjoyable, but scant and didn't grip me like others.
Trine 4: swinging back to old school is great! Makes me want to play lost vikings. 9/10
Switch: Xenoblade 3. Talked about it in the thread, but all felt a little flat to me. I did 130 hours, but most of it while watching TV or something, like I used to grind in world or warcraft.
Ai somnium files: replayed in prep for part 2 which I am.half way through. I fucking love this weird Japanese stuff. I can't imagine western devs making something like this. (Not just because of the weird peado porn vibe, but the whole general theme and gameplay.) 9/10
... ... I think I may be gaming too much. But work from home, go to gym, cook, play games is pretty much my life these days.
Edit.
Forgot Deathloop on gamespass. 9/10 fantastic.
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Post by harrypalmer on Oct 20, 2022 23:06:41 GMT
Fair play, that is some effort.
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Post by ToomuchFluffy on Oct 21, 2022 4:47:28 GMT
I'm finished with Baldur's Gate - Enhanced Edition (41 hours). I wasn't very thorough and didn't engage with the expansion content, so it ended up being shorter than expected. My characters were Level 6 and 7 during the last boss fight.
I played a Half Orc Wizard Slayer together with Imoen, Jaheira and Khalid in the party. Xzar and Montaron accompanied us for a very short time, before being replaced with Kagain and Garrick. The latter then got replaced with Xan and eventually he got replaced by Yeslick in turn.
I usually don't do any mixing when it comes to companion alignments, but it was quite fun having Kagain around constantly complaining about our do-gooder ways. He really didn't get along with Khalid though.
Now, I have never really played around with reputation in BG2, but my impression is that there is a little more reactivity here. Which is apparently mostly tied to reputation. I'm not sure if other stats are ever really checked.
Overall it was slightly more difficult than expected (on Core Rules). A good few fights took repeated tries, but nothing was overly difficult. However, characters kept dying quite easily in various situations. This was especially the case during the Cloakwood-section where there seem to be Spiders and poisonous projectiles everywhere. It's easy to have some potions and spells around to deal with that, but it was still a bit odd. None of the other D&D-cRPGs I have played have poison in them that actually matters. Maybe there are occasional exceptions, but the various poisons in BG1 can very quickly chew through a lot of health and it gets procced fairly easily. I have no clue why it is so different in this respect.
Overall it was a good experience. The world*, characters and story/narration can be a bit basic, but I did quite enjoy the adventurous feel of it and the systemic approach to the minimalistic companions that mostly exist as a bunch of responses to various situations.
*"The Gate" was fun enough to explore, but there wasn't much world building in there, most quests were isolated and small and there were too many relatively samey inns and shops. There are too many districts, which mostly leads to confusion. Especially since the way that some buildings are marked on the map while others aren't seems a bit random.
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Post by Red_Bool on Oct 21, 2022 9:51:40 GMT
Thimbleweed Park (Switch)
I really liked it. It's been ages since I played a point-and-click adventure and this one scratched that itch perfectly. A couple of puzzles were a bit too obscure for me (I knew what to do, but not where/how to get the items necessary), but luckily the hint line was well-implemented. It's not as funny as Monkey Island was (it still got some chuckles from me), but at least the solution to the final puzzle really made me laugh.
Not-quite-Monkey-Island / 10
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Post by wunty on Oct 21, 2022 10:22:32 GMT
@ryandslurk
Fuck it man. It's probably a phase you're in right now and gaming is what you want to do. Gaming is great, and you're enjoying it right now, so don't penalise yourself. You'll probably reach a point and dial it back a bit but hey, as you're working and gyming and cooking it's hardly having a massive detrimental impact on you, and it's just what you currently want to do with your free time, which is great.
I need to get back into Chorus. Bought it in a sale a few weeks ago but not really played much yet. Liked what I saw. I'm the same a bit just now. I've been splurging on games like a fucking nutter of late but it's what my brain needs just now.
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Post by pierrepressure on Oct 21, 2022 10:33:29 GMT
As Dusk Falls - 7/10
Very much in the mould of Telltale games but with a unique art style.
Tells a half decent if unoriginal story, recommended for fans of the genre.
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Post by dominalien on Oct 22, 2022 12:14:33 GMT
The Dark Pictures Anthology: House of Ashes on PS5 I'm a big fan, so got on release (one year ago almost to the day), played around half, stopped, finished now. My biggest obstacle to enjoyment was the main girl. She's... pretty in a different way, a special way, but with Supermassive's trademark uncanny valley faces she was downright freaky. Luckily, she went and died by bungled QTE and that helped lots. It's my favourite episode of the three (and that's saying a lot, as I just love derelict ships). It goes very cool places and the characters are pretty great despite seeming like a bunch of cliches (the redneck soldier a particular favourite) at first glance. It gets more and more overwhelming and grandiose and culminates very impressively. Gameplay is standard fare, walking around + QTEs. There's lots of talking and a bunch of text, stay away if you're averse to that. I'm all over this kind of thing like a rash and had a jolly good time. A high 8/10
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Post by dominalien on Oct 22, 2022 12:18:33 GMT
Oh, and the preview of the next episode at the end makes me very wary of getting it. I'm all for zombies and ghosts and supernatural stuff, but a realistic killing/torture kind of thing I'm definitely not keen on.
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Post by malek86 on Oct 22, 2022 18:53:39 GMT
Scorn
I had dropped it last week, but decided to press on today. Managed to get past the choke point in act 4, and the rest was relatively smooth sailing for the final two hours.
I'm glad I did, too. It's still not a good game imo, as I said in the abandoned games thread. But at least the final act ramps up on the body horror, the visceral design really improves and becomes a bit different from the samey Giger-ish art of the previous chapters, and the imagery is generally top notch. It still doesn't make any sense, mind. But at least it looks great while it's at it.
PC version really isn't as well optimized as everyone says. I get that my laptop is not very powerful, but the framerate was wildly inconsistent, no matter how low the resolution would go, and there was all the usual stuttering of an UE4 game. Shooting a gun often led to a half-second stuttering, not so nice when the combat is already pretty bad.
5/10
Tried the Xbox Cloud version too. Looks muddy, but it sure runs at a much more stable 60fps than my laptop, and the lag was acceptable too, given it's a fairly slow paced game.
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Post by lukasz on Oct 23, 2022 1:53:53 GMT
Tomb raider 2013.
That was fun. 96 percent completion. Found all documents gps relics.
Man. Lara does get beat up soon much but weirdly it is tonedown in second part game. I think they realised that they overdid it.
Had a lot of fun. Had to look up one last puzzle online cause stuff was not clicking for me.
Probably will continue with second game as well one day.
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Post by harrypalmer on Oct 24, 2022 9:01:50 GMT
Assassins Creed Valhalla - 5/10
This is such a weird game. I don't think I've ever experienced a game with worse pacing. The story missions are appalling and there are a million of them. The story is so stretched that by the end I had no idea how it started or why anything was happening, and it has the weakest ending of any AAA game I can remember. In fact everything is stretched, missions consist mainly of walking around, talking to someone and then being sent halfway across the map to repeat. The assassinations are awful, one note, and about as compelling as watching paint dry. There is literally nothing of interest to do in the game.
The only saving grace is the setting. It's why I wanted to the game, and it it is good, capable of looking beautiful. It's probably my favourite Ass Creed setting. And ultimately there is something quite relaxing about a game that requires so little user input.
I only completed it as a penance for wasting money on it in the first place.
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Post by pierrepressure on Oct 24, 2022 15:44:04 GMT
GTA: Vice City Remastered - 7/10
It still plays quite well, the soundtrack is absolutely fantastic, I'd love for them to set the new game in the same era.
A bit more care and attention to detail could have elevated this, instead it feels like a cash grab however the fact that I absolutely loved this back in the day prevents me from giving it an absolute pasting.
Completed the main storyline, purchased all the properties but couldn't be arsed with the trophies.
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Post by Deleted on Oct 24, 2022 16:41:22 GMT
How buggy is it still?
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Post by pierrepressure on Oct 24, 2022 20:57:25 GMT
I saw a couple of weird things, but personally, I can let a lot of that slide.
I didn't pay for it though, it's part of the ps plus collection so opinion may have changed if I forked over cold hard cash.
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Post by Duffman5 on Oct 25, 2022 5:32:06 GMT
GTA: Vice City Remastered - 7/10 It still plays quite well, the soundtrack is absolutely fantastic, I'd love for them to set the new game in the same era. A bit more care and attention to detail could have elevated this, instead it feels like a cash grab however the fact that I absolutely loved this back in the day prevents me from giving it an absolute pasting. Completed the main storyline, purchased all the properties but couldn't be arsed with the trophies. Listening to "Emotion 98.3" right this moment . The radio stations in VC and VCS including the talk ones are in a different class. I would revisit as I also have on my plus membership (I also have the classic version downloaded with all songs included) but the feckin radio controlled airplane mission still brings me out in cold sweats!
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Post by pierrepressure on Oct 25, 2022 9:06:46 GMT
Little Nightmares - 8/10
Loved it, great atmosphere, simple, well told story that didn't outstay it's welcome.
Very short though but as someone who seems to be spending less and less time gaming I appreciated it.
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Post by Chopper on Oct 26, 2022 8:57:45 GMT
Finished the campaign in Lord of the Rings, the Adventure Card Game (PC). It was good and I enjoyed it, even though it was very much a surface level blast-through. I didn't really engage with the deck-building aspect; after some early struggles with the tutorial I eventually just went for a recommended deck from the web and rolled through with that. That gave me a fairly narrow but efficient path through the game and I guess now that I have grokked the mechanics I should play through on higher difficulties, with different teams and decks etc. It looks like, based on the achievements, the designers expect that too - all the achievements are for huge volumes of completions (19 Quests was me finishing the campaign):
It is totally something I would do in a world where there weren't a hundred other unplayed games vying for my attention, but it didn't grab me as much as say, Across the Obelisk, which I was totally obsessed by for a few weeks. Into the 'Revisit' pile it goes.
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Post by JonFE on Oct 26, 2022 9:25:09 GMT
GTA: Vice City Remastered - 7/10 It still plays quite well, the soundtrack is absolutely fantastic, I'd love for them to set the new game in the same era. A bit more care and attention to detail could have elevated this, instead it feels like a cash grab however the fact that I absolutely loved this back in the day prevents me from giving it an absolute pasting. Completed the main storyline, purchased all the properties but couldn't be arsed with the trophies.
The GTA Trilogy Remastered should have been the dog's bollocks, given the significance of these games back in the day and the money R* earns from GTA/RDR Online. The state they were released and the total lack of care for their own legacy shows that the R* we knew is no more and it makes me dread what form GTA6 will take...
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Post by pierrepressure on Oct 26, 2022 10:32:26 GMT
Was it up to Rockstar?
I thought it was TakeTwo who would have given the go ahead?
It certainly deserved more care and attention than it got.
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