With advertising becoming more prevelant in video games, let's talk about what is reasonable and what crosses the line.
Senua’s Saga could have been a movie, but it fails as a video game.
"Fails as a VIDEO GAME** " Which it's supposed to be... Even in the perfect reviews they're putting gameplay on the back burner like THATS NOT WHAT ITS ABOUT 🤯. Make it make sense.
Gave it a try earlier today ok PC runs really well on my older 2070 card on high with dlss
it's actually good it's visually impressive but nothing we haven't seen before.
Play it for the visuals the rest wasn't for me the constant voices in your head sluggish pace just bored me I found it overly cinematic I understand if people's love it but it wasn't in my taste I still think it's a good game just one I won't return to
After finishing it in 6 hours no. It's an linear experience but I thought the first game was better and longer. I still thought the first game was mediocre though. The best thing about this game is the graphics
Not in my tastes no. In my playtime it didn't deliver anything I found engaging it was just another game.
There's a certain type of person who this may appeal to but I'm not it and I feel like that's why the scores are so spread out the games story is hugely subjective it's delivery I found boring others may feel intrigued by
What sort of performance are you getting? I'm just finishing up the first one before I start it
I haven't looked at frame rates but it feels fluid in high like at least 60 with dlss I can't notice any issues or shader compilation stutter it's honestly one of the most polished PC launch games I've played lately which is a nice change
In the end, the player ends up being robbed of any autonomy and ambiguity as to what they can expect. It reeks of the sadness of wasted potential. If the first game was a terrifying and harrowing journey delivered with intensity and atmosphere few other games have achieved, Hellblade 2 is a haunted house made to imitate the first game’s greatness that misses a lot of what made it such a memorable experience.
It may seem inconsequential for non-Destiny fans, but for those involved since 2014, The Final Shape is shaping up to be one of the biggest games of the year.
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Look at the game and its track record, and proceed to guffaw.
The ‘Ride with Norman Reedus’ ad in Death Stranding put me off. I’m not anti product placement, but unless you’re Deadpool, breaking the fourth wall is a riskier proposition.
it depends.
i for one dont wanna see bloody youtubers in an add of a game i want. thats so cringe.