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Played this for a day on Game Pass, uninstall it on the next. Horrible buggy mess of a game. And what's up with the enemy spawning randomly. The experience reminds me of my time with Dead Island 2. And talking about the developer's laziness on releasing an unoptimised game. My PC can easily play the latest game on high/ultra setting. But this game keep on crashing out in the middle of the play is not on for me. What a waste of time.

Being Funny is subjective, however I do enjoy different type of Stand Up Comedy performer. This is not it ladies and gentlemen. This is a monologue of an entertainer who has gone past her prime. Most of the lines are her playing victim and blaming the society about what is happening to her. I can't believe that Netflix pays her for this absurd "show". Maybe watch it, if you are a diehard of Ellen. I'm sure you'll enjoy it regardless. Avoid it at all cost if you are not a fan. There are plenty of comedians out there who will be worth of your time.

It's an interesting premise, Purchased this because of the high praised from the critics. However I didn't find it enjoyable at all. I don't mind the "slow" game play, however the lack of progress when you "failed" the mission is frustrating as you'll lost literally all progress and materials you've collected. I'm not sure if I'm playing this correct, however the chain of drive > park your car > go to huts/cars and collect items using tools > go back to the car drive to the quest destination > repeat doesn't really entice me. The mechanic of placing your car into park/drive, turn off the ignition, open door/close door and repeat is really tedious. This definitely offers a unique gaming experience, But be mindful if lack of progress is something that you don't enjoy from your game.

A promise of epic journey that falls flat. It started brilliantly. From the get go, you got to face a monstrous Medusa and a joy ride on a Griffin. The first chapter was quite fun with the Political plot, and I was so excited to see what's coming in the next city and can't wait to see what is waiting for me on the bigger world. But nope, it falls flat pretty much after you left the first city Vermund. Most quest (side quest) were fetch quest. Sure there is some fun in how organic everything plays out (quests and encounters), but the lack of variaty of monster bore you to death. (you gotta fight a lot of goblins, lizzard like creatures, bandits and skeletons. A LOT of them). I would say the variety and core mechanic of this game is exploration and playing/levelling up different classes as the play style do feels different and that's pretty much it. For me, customising your characters is not fun, because you need to buy different armors/weapons for pretty much every classes. And there is simply not enough "gold" to customise your character that much. I ended up getting a moderate weapon and armour and upgrade it once/twice and stick with them til the end of the game. Pawns are cool and I enjoy having them on battles. But nothing memorable on top of that. Final Act was really flat and does nothing for me. I won't even go to new game plus because I feel that I've explored much of the game (I've explored 95% of the world map and maxed all the vocations). It's an ok ride and I did have some fun with it. It's just not an epic adventure that I expect would get. *Coming from someone who has just platinum'd the game.

A beautiful Game with a lack of direction. Graphically great and shows the PS5 processing power. Story is a bit lacking, especially compared to the first game, I simply couldn't care less about the characters and ended up skipping most dialogues. Gameplay itself are fun and flawless. Weapon system is a bit convoluted and I found the many variety are complex just for complex sake. Weapon upgrades felt pointless and very expensive. I platinum the game without ever touching the traps etc. Overall a very beautiful game, but it's not "great". Hope the 3rd game will go back to its roots.

Played this as part of the PS Plus offering. Game was alright. The graphic was really vibrant and popping. But gameplay was a bit too simplistic and I can't help to feel I am just on auto play during the gameplay. I understand that most news/reviewer are trying to support a smaller production and diversity quota (African talents). But promoting a game just because of diversity is wrong. The game was ok, serviceable. Combat was very bland and level design was just..."flat". Even comparing it to the recently released Prince of Persia (The Lost Crown) is doing it a disservice. Only play it, if you enjoy linear platforming with easy enough challenges. Preferably on subscritions (GamePass or PS Plus), no need to splash your cash on this.

One of the most interesting Video Games that I've experienced over the last past years. I've always loved and enjoy single player story driven games. And Alan Wake 2, has just pushed the boundaries in so many levels. The two characters view points, the contrast between the two character stories/gameplay and the wacky stuff that you've seen during the journey was just awesome and only by experiencing it you will do the game justice. Gameplay wise, it offer nothing too special. However the way the devs playing with screen effect, technical effect is just amazing. And with a little spoiler, there was a little musical stage that is hugely amusing and fun. I love exploring the little nooks of the game for the collectibles, I love how wild the story are whilst still grounding it to reality somehow. Must have and please buy this game if you enjoy story driven game with a twist of horror. I hope the other developers out there realise, that the market are appreciating this kind of effort and will make money from this production value.