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The story, atmosphere and visuals are amazing! The game takes place in some very interesting places. But the actual gameplay... While the puzzles and combat feel OK in the beginning, towards the end I just felt annoyed when I saw a door with runes on it or Senua drew her sword. And the length of the combat phases as well as their frequency just went up in the last chapters.
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I liked Isaac with a helmet on. I don’t like this new guy who shows his face.
Current Score: B
I liked Isaac with a helmet on. I don’t like this new guy who shows his face.
Current Score: B
MHGU is the best of the classic monster hunter entries. Monster Hunter Rise surpasses it in almost all aspects, but that doesn't make it a bad game, just a relic of a different era of Monster Hunter games.
MHGU gets one thing very VERY right: the amount of content. It is the most content filled MH title I've played and easily gives a couple hundred hours of consistently fresh content. There are 15 locales, 67 large monsters, 26 additional variant monsters, and a mind-boggling number of weapons and armour. In addition, there are 14 weapon types, each with 6 styles that alter their movesets. All the way up to G-Rank, the game never got stale.
Unfortunately, MHGU suffers from the design decisions of its predecessors, lacking the quality of life that World and Rise introduced into the series. Some weapons and styles are clunky and feel more like handicaps, getting killed on a hunt is devastating, solo play is near impossible for some monsters, inventory management is really messy, and monster behavior is AWFUL. Monster AI makes very little sense. You'll get monsters that use the same move 5+ times in a row, or monsters that flee from location to location, not even stopping to fight you in between. Locations are still segmented, as they were prior to Rise, which results in quite a bit of time in loading screens.
A lot of these problems can be overlooked, especially if you're playing with a full group of hunters, but they're still everpresent. If Rise had this level of content, I'd choose it every time. But since it doesn't, Generations Ultimate still offers the most hardcore Monster Hunter experience to this day.
MHGU gets one thing very VERY right: the amount of content. It is the most content filled MH title I've played and easily gives a couple hundred hours of consistently fresh content. There are 15 locales, 67 large monsters, 26 additional variant monsters, and a mind-boggling number of weapons and armour. In addition, there are 14 weapon types, each with 6 styles that alter their movesets. All the way up to G-Rank, the game never got stale.
Unfortunately, MHGU suffers from the design decisions of its predecessors, lacking the quality of life that World and Rise introduced into the series. Some weapons and styles are clunky and feel more like handicaps, getting killed on a hunt is devastating, solo play is near impossible for some monsters, inventory management is really messy, and monster behavior is AWFUL. Monster AI makes very little sense. You'll get monsters that use the same move 5+ times in a row, or monsters that flee from location to location, not even stopping to fight you in between. Locations are still segmented, as they were prior to Rise, which results in quite a bit of time in loading screens.
A lot of these problems can be overlooked, especially if you're playing with a full group of hunters, but they're still everpresent. If Rise had this level of content, I'd choose it every time. But since it doesn't, Generations Ultimate still offers the most hardcore Monster Hunter experience to this day.
Mundo aberto, RPG que usa como pano de fundo os planetas e histórias de Star Wars. Jedis, robôs, Siths, pistoleiros, caçadores de recompensas e tudo mais que puder imaginar. Gráficos um pouco antigos, mas não tira a graça desse mundo criado para trazer os fãs de Star Wars mais perto do universo. Bem legal.
Specter Knight plays great, leves are redone to accomodate his mobility and bossfights are more stylish than ever thanks to his jump slash
«Can’t stop playing»
Easily the best FNAF game with great gameplay and most character and soul put into it.
«Can’t stop playing»
«Constantly dying and enjoy it»
Fun as hell and filled with many nice nods to the movie and even other LEGO, Warner and DC media.
«Blew my mind»
«Can’t stop playing»
I played it once and stopped after like 3 levels. It has absolutely nothing to it, and overall is the definition of a worthless experience.
«Waste of time»
«Boooring»
As someone who actually really liked the movie its based on, I found this game to be fun with solid controls and great graphics.
«Can’t stop playing»
«Underrated»
My very first review on this site, and it's about a mobile Looney Tunes game. Kinda cringeworthy, but I don't care at all.
Really entertaining game with nice graphics that is held back slightly by microtransactions and not differentiating itself enough from other games of its kind.
Really entertaining game with nice graphics that is held back slightly by microtransactions and not differentiating itself enough from other games of its kind.
«Constantly dying and enjoy it»
«Sit back and relax»
Played it for the first time in 2021. Can't believe a 15 year old 1st person shooter still holds up. You can expect old strategy based games or arcade games being addictive in today's times. But a first person shooter to do that is unreal. My favorite part about the game is how satisfying using the weapons feel like. Gravity Gun Ultra Pro Max!!!!
me encanta,es mucho mejor que su versión anterior y está realmente completo
«Blew my mind»
«That ending!»
Corto, divertido,rejugable, simplemente genial
Plague Knight plays differently enough to make the same stages feel fresh
«OST on repeat»
I’ve never played this game, but just by reading the above plot this sounds disgusting and I can’t believe it’s an actual game!
From a gameplay/story perspective, this is a fantastic piece of DLC for the Litttle Nightmares universe. Unfortunately, the animations often breaking, the AI will staring at/running into walls instead of following you, and various other problems; all make it a bit of a tedium to complete.
«Buggy as hell»
From a gameplay/story perspective, this is a fantastic piece of DLC for the Litttle Nightmares universe. Unfortunately, the animations often breaking, the AI will staring at/running into walls instead of following you, and various other problems; all make it a bit of a tedium to complete.
«Buggy as hell»