Travis Downing

So far, the ghost aspect is gone! Stealth has been destroyed. For the combat, your character is totally outnumbered, and you can't focus on defeating one enemy at a time. The adhd of the development is way too much. This is supposed to be a Ghost game not a Ninja Turtle button masher! The resources are all over the place, which makes it feel like they don't matter much. Tsushima was good, but this is a slog of the former.

I think out of ten is a better scale. So, I give this an 8. The movie covers a big net of genres, which helps it overall, but it never hits on all cylinders for any particular one. I found it to combine mystery, action, drama, and comedy very well. The first movie lacked the comedy that two brings with it, for better or worse I can't decide. One thing I didn't like was Affleck's voice acting. His speech patterns just sounded different from the first movie, it reminds me of his batman voice.

Disgusting. Using time travel to essentially force someone to fall in love with you. Virtually eliminating a person's decision to choose. He won't take no for an answer, he refuses to be rejected. It might as well be a movie about rape.

Disappointed. It opens with a boss fight that just feels unfinished, open cloud area with no real surroundings, boring/lazy. Lack of building combo attacks like Ghost or God. No blocking or parrying. Restricted exploration or free roam. It got boring really fast, and the lack of a difficulty setting was strange.

So this game is ok. The progression is good, the racing is great, the car selection is phenomenal, but the excitement level falls extremely flat. I mean how much would it cost to have voice overs, its like I'm playing an NES or an Atari game for that matter. Character's speech is rendered in just subtitles!!! Come on, would it be so much to ask for some actual voice dialogue! Get into the present, have voice over for the characters, it just feels so dated without it.