Mr. Nobody

Pretty boring. Getting started is tedious. Enemies are no challenge. Level design feels flawed when you can't even reach basic resources required to make equipment for basic exploration. Thankfully it was f2p on game pass

HONEST REVIEW cause it seems steam has been infested with bots. Easily apparent game was designed by a chinese high school student at a low performing school - amazingly bad English, nonsensical story, random crashes just from walking, and the most ignorant views of Christianity to compliment bad writing. This is literally worst than most games you can pick up made by the oldest version of rpg maker made only to deprive naive westerners of their money and time. Game play is awful in every way, as bad as the sound effects and music that are somehow to a lower standard than a Nokia cellphone. Game is not worth playing at any price.

Overrated. Worlds are empty aside from limited eye candy

Overall annoying open world that is clumsy, hard to navigate, and limited in rewards. Game has a number of interesting elements; sad they are hidden away behind puzzles and spawling maps that make them not worth collecting

Love the game. Should be 5 star, but Review reflects two major beefs: 1. Still major bugs with no hope they will get fixed. Dog will randomly stop on a chest containing key items, making him more an annoyance than a companion. At least one quest in storyline is unskippable and has an auto fail built in (attack on bandit camp). 2. Does every single person in the game have to belong to the church of sky Santa? I hate this faith and while acknowledge the history for it, it'd be nice now to have "God" in every conversation. If I wanted that, i could talk to my mother

No exploration that made the original worth playing. No side quests. Watered down persona fusion and lame character designs. Painfully repetitive battles with no substance. Barely worth playing free on gamepass

because it crashes too often, its not really playable. Xbox x

Awful coop and gameplay. Can't stand this.

Its pretty good if you like other Bethesda titles. It comes with quite a bit of annoyance too, most notably endless lockpicking puzzles that kill any immersion and will drive most people to mod and cheat. The grind in "getting strong" is pretty slow, which makes console commands all the better.

Decent tactical rpg. Good story and character design. Limited classes, no respec options, and limited gear. Still bugs on control interface