Shahe Deirmendjian

Plays like a PS4 game and not RDR2 ps4 but the mechanics, missions, gear, ways to unlock hidden abilities via the inventor, allies, side missions, consequences of home decoration etc make it truly unique. At the end of the day FF7 Rebirth is a much better game but I've put it on hold to play RoR and if Team Ninja made a tighter, cleaner finished product that didn't feel so cluttered and bulky at times, it could've given FF7 Rebirth some competition. It would've lost but there would've been competition. If it only looked and felt as crisp as Ghost of Tsushima while still retaining it's overall combat and game mechanics perhaps. But it's a unique and fun game to play nonetheless.

The game brought everything a fan of the previous two games could want plus much more. Great storyline and sub-storylines that don't feel like filler and it's MUCH much more challenging. Granted I'm playing in "Spectacular" mode but even in "Amazing" mode it's really tough. Got some actual boss fights that proved really challenging and the open world aspect has just gotten that much more exciting with the web wings, jet streams, and a larger map to explore. Plus the way they've handled seamlessly switching between Miles and Peter basically doubles a lot of what was enjoyable from the last two games. New costumes, abilities, playstyles, specific missions to each while still being able to alternate from one to the other at any point, yeah they did not disappoint. Some bugs that need to be worked out with some of the costumes going invisible when selected but nothing game breaking at all. I know I love a game when I don't plan too quickly so that I can make it last that's exactly what I'm doing with Spider-Man 2. And just when I think I've reached the end of the game it looks like I'm not even halfway done. I love it when that happens.

Finally completed the main story of the game and it is easily without a doubt the single best game I've ever played in my life. So much so in fact that I couldn't bear for the game to come to an end and so every time I approached the final chapter i would find myself restarting the game from the beginning and with each play through i would go just a little bit further then the last time. But I finally determined to push through the final chapter of the game yesterday. From the storyline to the voice actors the absolutely stunning world, with all the different environments from the bayou swamps to the ice capped rocky mountains, the forests, grasslands, it never ceased to impress. I've been playing it throughout the last few years and even up till yesterday I found myself in awe of the scenery and would pause periodically to take it all in. It easily looks as good, if not better than manner PS5 games out now. If you like open world, exploration games with a great great story then this is it. After over half a dozen play throughs, there is still so many things I've been discovering for the first time