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I guess they know at the end of the day someone's gonna rush to buy their products day one regardless. It is sad how quickly they fell from crushing it to crushing gamers' hopes instead. They're dead to me at this point, unless they revitalize and refresh and offer something that's not cookie cutter and is genuinely worthy of my time again.
Gotham Knights: 8/10 honestly its a fantastic game and doesn’t get the credit it deserves. I played as nightwing and had a blast my one issue is that i wish you can become batman at the end
Hitman 2:6/10 not the worst espionage game but not the best it scares me that in terms of just the game no dlc its like 8 levels only… i want a full bond game not 8 levels and then a bunch of random dlc
Judgement: 5/10 a fun mix of La noire and street fighter… not amazing not bad
You're assuming the Bond game will follow the exact same formula as the Hitman series, which I don't believe it will. I imagine it'll be a mix of open world but linear, mostly leaning into the latter. There's little "storytelling" in the new Hitman trilogy, outside of the pre-and-post-mission cutscenes. Each mission really is setting you up to kill several targets, maybe with a random objective thrown in, and the exploration leads you to finding new and inventive ways to kill them and escape.
I think anyone playing the Hitman series for the "plot" is setting themselves up for severe disappointment.
Ever since Farming Simulator, back on the PS3, consoles have had a growing genre of simulator games, and this is one of the more recent ones.
It's low budget, but quite fun (unlike that Taxi Driver Simulator, that was shockingly bad). The last thing I did, was attend an accident between 2 cars and a herd of cows.
I have played few, and I find them relaxing. At least the ones that worked. I liked the Bus Simulator, as you actually created a company; bought busses and hire drivers. Then when you would go out driving, you would see your employees driving their designated routes.
I agree, and it feels like the Riddler trophies are all realistically winnable.
Origins I find a very fun and underrated entry. There is an unfortunate lack of polish to it, and some rough pacing issues, but still a cool story (I think Origins, Asylum, and City all have great stories, but City the most) and excellent bosses in particular. With Arkham Knight, I did not like the direction they took the story in, and found the campaign very underwhelming and the Batmobile gameplay unsatisfying. The basic gameplay is the most polished, though, and the graphics of course the prettiest, but it’s too overwhelming and too predictable. Interestingly, the side content is my favorite part of Knight, especially dealing with Professor Pyg!
I’m thinking:
1. City - 10/10
2. Asylum - 10/10
3. Origins - 8.5/10
4. Knight - 7/10
I love City and Asylum equally in my heart, but I do believe City is the best choice if someone can only ever play one Batman game for the most complete and well-made experience.
I agree, and it feels like the Riddler trophies are all realistically winnable.
Going for the plat on NG+, and feeling like a GOD. Fighting level four monsters, at level 9.
And though I haven't played it, I have been looking into what archery is like in Elden Ring. I can't decide whether to give it a go or not.
You really should play Elden Ring at least once in your life, especially now since the big DLC release is coming in just three months. I can't wait to return to it.
Yeah, I noticed that upcoming edition. I might as well hold off buying it for the time being.
The fact you hardly get any medi pacs makes it more difficult. Just killed a literal terminator, if I did not have my uzi's I would have had no chance the henchman had way too much health.
Arrived this morning. I haven't tried it yet, I might install it later. Incredibly hard to get in the UK, because it wasn't sold here. Limited Run Games released it on disc in the US, for a limited time only. I tried to get it on PS5, but that is even harder to find. I don't care though, I have one of my favourite games, to play on modern consoles. Now if I can just track down a copy of the first game...
Just one trophy stands in my way of the platinum. Not a hard one, just time consuming. I have to farm Mist Echoes in Niflheim to 'Retrieve all treasure from the Workshop’s centre chamber'. I have 2 realm tears left, needing 15000 and 20000 realm tears each. I can get around 7000 Mist Echoes with each run of the maze. So another 5-6 runs should be enough.
I have faith in you.
If you ever want to add me on PlayStation, you should (Creasy007). It'd be fun to see your trophy progress from time to time.
I'm currently going back and forth between my Platinum chase for San Andreas for the millionth time and going for my second Cyberpunk 2077 Platinum, albeit this time the proper PS5 version that's a night and day difference from the garbage state it was in on release.
I'll add you on Playstation, it'll come from TheCadManFan. I still haven't got around to Cyberpunk. Now that there is a native PS5 version, i'll have to look into it.
God Of War
I did it. It took me 5 runs of the maze to get 36000 Mist Echoes, enough to close the two realm tears, and get the trophy + the platinum.
Congratulations on the Platinum! How many do you have now? I use PSNProfiles, it's a great way to track my progress without having to deal with the garbage trophy layout system on the actual console.
I'll have to add it to my list. I have been keeping an eye on it for some time, after its less than stellar launch.
I am playing the trilogy simultaneously as I do get stuck for a moment as these games can be difficult so playing one of the other games gives me a bit of respite before I return to a difficult section.
It looks good, I mean, it's still a 20 year old game underneath, and this isn't a remake. Revisiting this now, and this is going to sound odd, but I don't want a new Bloodrayne game. I am too afraid that the dev team will use that phrase that all fans dread... "made to appeal to a new audience".
And I wish that the PS5 had an Activity Feed, like its predecessor. I have amassed a handful of clips and images already, and I would have shared them to my feed.
Low budget (by todays standards, looks like a early PS2 era game) Rogue-lite set in World War 2. What's worse than how this game looks, is the wildly inconsistent ai. Some enemy soldiers will stop and stare at a wall, while others will kill you with a submachine gun, from a distance that should require a sniper rifle. Plus the ai spawning in ridiculous places. No enemy soldier around this corner, i'll just turn around and check the other direction, and would you look at this, I just got shot in the back. On the upside, it has been barely over a day since I installed it, and I am already over 80% through the trophies.