Posted on: April 14, 2018

budnaked

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the only madness is the weak gameplay

I bought because of the overwheming reviews, but I was let fooleld by the critics an let down by the devs. Stupid, boring, nauseating repetitve gameplay. The Idea with the voices in your head giving you advice instead of a HUD is not enough to carry a whole game. Stupid Time/Space Puzzles, boring and frustating slow running through (beautiful landscapes), unfair, long, boring repetitive Swordfights against, hm, I Dont`t know, human shaped Deamons?! and repeat. Bad checkpoints, bad Performance, even crashes. If you want a good english indy Title get "get even"

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Posted on: December 15, 2019

KingForKings

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Walking Film Simulator

I prefer most PS1 and PS2 and early 2000s PC games. I prefer having no invisible walls and falling off bridges / other high grounds. I prefer moving foreword and pressing the action button to open the doors and not just watch a film (overdramatically) - watching an animation. Combat is basic but ok 7/10 Graphics are 8.5/10 Repeatition is high like going through hundrets of mirrors (3-5 per area? ) Audio is high quality but normalized to 1 volume level. If someone wispers it should be quiet. If someone speaks it should be around 50db and when some screams it should be loud! 7.8/10 I do not want to play a film but a game with a story. Last of Us, Deus Ex, Resident Evil Zero to 4 and my favourite story telling game Silent Hill 2 and 3 with even more focus on narrative. It is a good game but I prefer the Ok Boomer times (sarcasm). Don't take the players controls away but let them do simple moves to open doors or do interactions than just hiding the UI completly. Dying to often will deleate your progression but WHY in this game. It is no survival horror game and no Dark Souls type of game. It delivers only the basic gameplay imo. I did not bother to play more than 2h at max. I already forgot the story. How should I remember foreign story bits without contect. Buy it if you can play it with someone you can quietly experience the game.. like a GF or someone new to gaming maybe. The game is empty for my taste. It is on the same level as The Forest to me. 7/10

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Posted on: October 14, 2017

digory_kirke

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Not so good

This game was a huge disapointment for me. After reading all these reviews I expected something way better. The first two hours was good but then... Go there, look around, find the right viewpoint, go back.. I was fed up with these puzzles very quickly. The enemies I fought made me want to play the game further, but they soon became borring and repetetive as well. So in the end I had to make much effort to complete it before deleting for good.

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Posted on: January 5, 2019

Ixoliptis

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Great game!

The game's highlight is the atmosphere, the devs totally nailed it. There are some narrative issues later in the game (had to use wikipedia to understand some parts of the plot) but generally it's a great game that puts many AAA titles to shame. Recommended for those who are looking for a unique experience!

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Posted on: August 25, 2020

Crowseye

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More Interesting than Fun

Hellblade: Senua's Sacrifice puts you in control of a female Pict (Iron Age peoples from Scotland) on a personal quest to rescue her beloved from Helheim, the Norse underworld. And if that doesn't seem to make a lot of sense, know that it's a reflection of the pretentiousness that plagues the game and the hype surrounding it. The developer, the gaming media, and the game's fans all so very badly want you to say it's not brilliant so that they can tell you you're just too dumb, insensitive, sexist, etc. to appreciate it. Truth is, there's much less game here than you're going to find in hundreds of other titles. It spends much of its time being a walking simulator, albeit a visually attractive one at times. Progress along the game's linear path is gated by puzzles and combat sequences. There's nothing to fight outside these sequences, and virtually nothing else to interact with (runestones that feed you Norse mythology being a notable exception). Puzzle varieties are limited to a mere handful and quickly become repetitious. The real meat of the game is the main character, Senua, and unraveling her story. She suffers from psychosis, which manifests as voices in her head and the ability to see things that other people never notice. Despite my worry that it would feel like a gimmick, I found her personal demons credible. Once I learned where they came from, anyway. After a brutally slow start, things pick up during the "middle" part, with the pieces of the story falling into place more quickly and the zones being shorter. The characteristics that make it hard to play early on, including a persistent, oppressive, uneasy feeling, come together to put the player in Senua's head, to enable us to feel what she feels. The use of the camera, lighting, weather, and sound (and silence) to evoke a psychological response is next-level game design. So there is some good stuff here, but I can't help but feel it works better as a demo or study in game design than an actual game.

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