Thomas Upton

Don’t really have much to say. I felt the movie was interesting enough and had enough going on to keep me consistently interested and honestly I feel I haven’t had so much fun with an animated film since the 90s as a kid watching my Disney movie collection. I would definitely recommend to families and children alike.

At first I thought it looked pretty cool, like a Diablo with guns and cyberpunk background but I really disliked the shooting mechanic, L2 to raise your gun but shooting like that causes you to shoot over certain enemies and shooting without L2 I think shots don’t travel as far or arent as accurate. It feels like the game throws a lot of dialogue at you which makes me feel like this is a game for players who enjoy a massive amount of lore but in my opinion less is more to a certain extent. The head, body, and leg customization options are very limited at the beginning and shops at the beginning (if not through the rest of the game) have limited stock - not to mention clothing design is chunky/borderline cartoony. I’ve only played the game for a few hours but I’m just too disinterested to get over the learning curve. No game is perfect and it is amazing to hear such a small team created it but I wish they would’ve dropped that shooting mechanic and fleshed out the customizable options for a bit longer before release as well as tweaking the look.

Why do people blow up new releases with fake reviews… it’s counterproductive… film makers won’t put in the effort to make decent films when they can scam their way to the top by producing mediocre series’ for money. Viewers either are too young to remember the 90s and early 2000s or people are being paid or receiving exclusive offers. It’s probably social stigma from not wanting to be seen as negative but I’d rather have brutal honesty than sprinkle coated bullcrap.