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Great concept but too many game ending bugs to really get anywhere.
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I never played any other infamous, so I don't know if this one is considered a good infamous in terms of storyline. On the other hand, I've played other sucker punch titles, and it's incredible to see how sucker punch does well the "repetitive" type of games.
Of course there's a lot of game design problems (and even technical problems), but I enjoyed so far.
Of course there's a lot of game design problems (and even technical problems), but I enjoyed so far.
«Sit back and relax»
great little game. Fast, short but perfectly executed. It's totally a die and repeat but the lvl are short so u dont grow exaperation and it help to test other things and have fun with the game
Just completed today and this is a really solid evolution from 2016's gameplay. Definitely significantly more challenging as well. I like the gameplay loop more here than 2016's since you're not reliant on ammo/armor/health pickups around levels. The combat is very fast paced as a result (and the demons match this). This game is definitely not forgiving if you don't have everything down or if you slip up.
The combat is further improved here by giving enemies specific weaknesses which allows for more mastery of mechanics instead of them just being bullet sponges. Idk how i feel about the game telling you enemy weakpoints before you even encounter them for the first time (should maybe have to figure it out on your own initially) but it sure as hell saved me a lot of strife. Facing axe-bro with no knowledge beforehand might be a little rough.
The increased movement capabilities are also amazing. I just love how fast this game moves.
Once again, the soundtrack SLAPPZ. My playthrough was probably 30 minutes longer than it should have been because i was jamming to the menu music.
Lore is further expanded here and i'm very down with it.
A few cons of this though
- Had some performance issues (playing ps4 version on ps5). In the grand scheme this didn't affect my playthrough that much but this definitely wasn't flawless like 2016 was. Had some frame rate drops, glitched through the map twice. At points i couldn't glory kill enemies, had perpetual stun flashing, also couldn't fire at one point.
- The design of one particular level was not great imo.
Overall another must-play fps.
The combat is further improved here by giving enemies specific weaknesses which allows for more mastery of mechanics instead of them just being bullet sponges. Idk how i feel about the game telling you enemy weakpoints before you even encounter them for the first time (should maybe have to figure it out on your own initially) but it sure as hell saved me a lot of strife. Facing axe-bro with no knowledge beforehand might be a little rough.
The increased movement capabilities are also amazing. I just love how fast this game moves.
Once again, the soundtrack SLAPPZ. My playthrough was probably 30 minutes longer than it should have been because i was jamming to the menu music.
Lore is further expanded here and i'm very down with it.
A few cons of this though
- Had some performance issues (playing ps4 version on ps5). In the grand scheme this didn't affect my playthrough that much but this definitely wasn't flawless like 2016 was. Had some frame rate drops, glitched through the map twice. At points i couldn't glory kill enemies, had perpetual stun flashing, also couldn't fire at one point.
- The design of one particular level was not great imo.
Overall another must-play fps.
«Constantly dying and enjoy it»
«OST on repeat»
Been a bit since i finished this so it's not super fresh in my mind but this was pretty great. A shooter that's actually challenging on normal difficulty. This has been said a million times already but the soundtrack SLAPPPS. Also zero bugs (was playing ps4 version on ps5), flawless in that regard. The story and lore are solid. The real world tie-ins with energy crises and issues of humanity's expansion are very relevant. The satire is great too. Level design is really fine-tuned. Linear game but with plenty of secrets to find if you're paying attention. Highly recommend. More thoughts + comparisons to follow in Doom Eternal review
«OST on repeat»
«BLEW MY MIND»
«JUST ONE MORE TURN»
«CAN’T STOP PLAYING»
«TIME-TESTED»
«BLEW MY MIND»
«JUST ONE MORE TURN»
«CAN’T STOP PLAYING»
«BLEW MY MIND»
«JUST ONE MORE TURN»
«CAN’T STOP PLAYING»
«TIME-TESTED»
«LIKED BEFORE IT BECAME A HIT»
«BLEW MY MIND»
«JUST ONE MORE TURN»
«CAN’T STOP PLAYING»
Unresponsive controls, level design is a chore, timed missions galore. Other than the artstyle there is nothing good about this game
«Waste of time»
An absolutely charming, lovely game.
«Constantly dying and enjoy it»
I went in completely blind, didn't even know it was a continuation of 7. I was pleasantly surprised. Great story, interesting environments, and gut-churning hand-based horror.
Date Completed: 2021-07-26
Playtime: 10h
Enjoyment: 9/10
Recommendation: Top class horror
Shoot, punch and throw. It's so simple, yet that's what makes it nice and fun. A nice slasher (in which you can literally use a mug to disable your opponent) with a twist, the twist being the ability to slow time to your will.
«Just one more turn»
«Sit back and relax»
In terms of comparing these "new generation" MK games, this one was a bit of a letdown. However in terms of story, characters, and the simple mechanics it brings, MK11 comes back with a solid punch. I enjoyed playing through the story, and trying out the new characters, each with their own really interesting move sets. I may also agree that this may be the easiest game of the MK games for beginners, and I found combos, and specials to be easier than ever. My personal favourite is MKX, however taking away personal opinion, MK11, takes graphics, Kombat, and story to another level.
«Better with friends»
I just couldn't get into this game. I'm sure if this is your thing, the game is great.
I really liked the game it made my day better