Recent reviews by DejaVu

A good old traditional adventure (but not action) game, very similar to the likes of uncharted. Gameplay mainly revolves around stealth and solving puzzles. The story is not groundbreaking, but it fits well both the era and the franchise that it's based on. Graphics look gorgeous as well.

It's not "the forest" 2.0, or an upgraded version of it. It's just more of "the forest". And that's ok.

There are not any groundbreaking improvements from the first game, and there are still annoying bugs and glitches that remind you that this is an indie project. Nevertheless, if you are looking for a coop survival-light game to play with your friends, it can be a nice and fun experience.

One of the greatest games ever made. Amazing graphics, extremely immersive and hand-crafted open world, and a very solid story.

A very short but compact experience. Certainly worth a try.

A worthy successor to the '18 reboot. Even though there were places where the story was dragging a little bit, the scenario was very well written. The game is visually stunning, even if you don't run it with maxed out graphics. Combat was constantly freshened up throughout the campaign with new weapons and systems to keep you on your toes. Certainly worth a buy.

I guess this is where 99% of Valve's resources have went, because if we only had 10% of the features that this game has on CS2 it would be a dream.

Very, very poor quality of a DLC.

It's obvious that the game was not play-tested at all. If anybody gave at maximum 2 hours to play the DLC from the start, they would have realized that scaling makes no sense. A forgotten MINIBOSS at the beginning of the game and random trash mobs can hit you for 100% of your health (no matter your level) every time, while the first boss of the game does at maximum 30-40% per hit and you beat it on the first try.

The environment is huge, empty and repetitive. After the first hour of the game, you have seen almost every single enemy you'll encounter for the rest of your time in this expansion. There are also quite big areas which look nice, but have no enemies besides potions to pick up; I guess no time to fill those up.

Stutters. Performance is awful. FPS drops and stuttering is a common occurrence for anyone playing on PC, even with a mid to high end computer.

I will not even talk about hitboxes and camera issues, it's common knowledge that fromsoft engineers have still not learned how to make them work after 15 years.

Crashes every 5 minutes non-stop on a 3060 with updated drivers. Graphics look like a game from 2015. Even the controller sensitivity is with a toggle option and not a slider lmao.

I am not sure what the hell Sony smoked when ported this.

The story was a bit confusing for me at certain parts (trying to distinguish between actual and figurative meaning), but it was alright. Nevertheless I believe that the strongest quality of this game is its hand-crafted mechanics (which many of them I have never seen in any other video game), and it's beautiful and rich environment.

It's a game worth playing, especially if you want to play something sweet and short over the weekend. Beaware though, story is not meant to be "light" :)

I thought call of duty had a bad UI. This somehow came and swept its place.