Recent reviews by Dexter_prog

Very fun game with a nice moderately open map. Shooting mechanics are awesome, stealth is so-so. I have not encountered what other people mention of the AI instantly knowing where you are (playing on sniper, i.e. mid, difficulty). It must be people either being too anxious and not waiting to take their hit or make their move, or not realizing they are being spotted by drones.

This is a fantastic sequel to Dying Light 2. I don't get the bad reviews. The gameplay is just as good and the quests are quite fun to do. Yes, as in every "open"world game, there's a lot of garbage quests, but you can skip those. Lots of hours of playtime, coming from a non-completionist

The amount of dedication and love involved in creating this game is incredible. It's also quite full of content, so if you are a completionist, it will keep you entertained for quite some time.

Boring story in a very repetitive game. I think there are 3 or 4 different kinds of enemies. All locations in the map are very similar, and all you do is pick up elements (always present in a box) to build your character up. Same exact puzzles over and over (that hotel puzzle, so dumb...), same enemies over and over. A very mediocre game.

Just play it. For someone that doesn't care about card games, this game is fantastic and the storytelling is amazing.

I can easily see this turning into one of those movies made out of games.

Buy it and play it. Period.

This is waking simulator, with very limited options and you being "forced" to discover items only if you pick the right choices. You will see yourself running up and down the house and seeing a lot of boring conversations.

As much as I want to recommend games from this company, this one I can't. This is far from Fahrenheit and way inferior to the greatest game they've done so far: Detroit: Become Human (DBH). The story is linear (yes, I am aware of different endings) and decisions taking is not as well done as in DBH. The story is also quite silly and full of clichés

DBH is an incredible game in terms of history and story-telling. It is worth clarifying that it is an interactive story (QTE and making decisions) rather than pure gameplay, which is the type of games that Quantic Dream makes (which I first "met" when I played Fahrenheit a long, long time ago). The guys really know how to make these games entertaining and get you hooked.

I don't know how much impact it had in its time or in the PC world, but I feel it is of the best games I've played in recent times. I would like that in the future they can maintain the same essence with a little looser gameplay where you can somewhat explore a little bit more. I'm not asking for a sandbox, as that would be impossible with this level of detail and story options, plus it would probably fail the sandbox concept as most games do.

It is full of great actors (props to the "priest" from Carnivalé!) and with a very good soundtrack. Graphically, I found it outstanding and far superior to the games that have come out in recent years. Hopefully games will look like this one day.

For those who want something different and a little more chill, I recommend playing it. Each chapter has different lines that you can take, I would say between 2 and 4 in general, but probably even more. You get to make an alternative version of the story each time, and obviously new endings. There are 3 parallel stories that naturally come together in the end

Nope. Repetitive and boring. This is not Hot Line Miami

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