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How is phantom liberty?
Seen some reviews but they don't exactly focus on the DLC only but incorporate the 2.0 update in the review.
It’s fantastic. If the base game is a 9, Phantom Liberty is a 10.
How is phantom liberty?
Seen some reviews but they don't exactly focus on the DLC only but incorporate the 2.0 update in the review.
Oh wow, sounds great.It’s fantastic. If the base game is a 9, Phantom Liberty is a 10.
Made it to the finish.I reached the last day on the Death Road to Canada, so got to push a bit more, at least.
I really should pick up Super Mario Wonder. It looks like a good time.Super Mario Wonder and final fantasy 4 pixel remaster
Yes. You can even make the action ends faster by shooting the bell yourselfPlaying again the demo of re4 remake, more fun than i remembered.
Lots of little things to uncover, ways to deal with things, well for someone who doesn't know it already by heart like me.
I did play the original back on ps but only once and not thru to the end i think.
I wonder, if in the full game, the bell rings and all action stops after surviving a little while like in the demo?
I'm absolutely loving Alan Wake 2 about 12 hours in, it feels very well made in all areas and the story is right on par with Remedy's other work... so a little wild and confusing but in a good way lol. In terms of gameplay it isn't like the original Alan Wake all that much especially with less emphasis on combat and a focus on exploration and story. That's fine by me, actually, it feels like a cross between a X-Files episode and some sort of true crime thriller where you can't help but wonder how things are going to fall into place.Taking a break from BG3’s Act 3 to play some Alan Wake 2.
So far, it seems like Remedy’s best work yet. The art, visuals, and sound are top notch. The story keeps you interested to keep going and the overall experience feels quite tense. There isn’t much action as some other survival horror games, but somehow it doesn’t feel like it’s a big issue, at least to me.
Control never really clicked for me and felt more style over substance. Quantum Break felt like it had some good ideas but the writing was just poor. Alan Wake 2 kind of follows the same trend where it does take that same style over substance approach, but somehow it feels better than the previous efforts. We’ll see where it ends up, but even if the destination will be mediocre the ride may still be worth the price of admission.
Did you buy that for a dollar?"Serve the public trust, protect the innocent, uphold the law" is what I'm playing.![]()
Yeah, they follow a bit too closely the design, should innovate little at least.Played the first hour of Lies of P, on Game Pass.
Feeling a tad too familiar to every other Soulsbourne:
Collect souls to rank up your character and buy weapons.
Lose souls when you die.
Go back to same location to collect souls or else you lose partial amount.
Big tough boss very early on.
Campfire to save progress and regain HP, but all enemies respawn.
I am hoping some new mechanics come into play because this is the same game, again and again, with a different skin.