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this is a very fun game but a pretty bad roguelike. the gameplay loop is well designed (and punishing in solo, in a pretty good way). the nightfarer character abilities are incredibly fun and i love them.

the enemy variety is horrendous. they barely used any from elden ring and barely any bosses from dark souls. it is bizarre. each nightlord you choose to fight for a run also determines the enemy set of each run meaning there isnt much true RNG. for some reason the boss selection from elden ring is also just abysmal. it's like they were scared of namedropping any major characters (even though their weapons can be found) so all we get are a bunch of open-world field bosses half of which are unfun and obnoxious. i do not need to fight black blade kindred or tibia mariner or ancestor spirit (without its entire atmospheric arena) again. it feels bizarre to have so much potential for fun variety of great bosses and then they decided to use a bunch that nobody gives a ♥♥♥♥ about.

it's great and fun (with especially more fun if you're solo) but the variety is minimal because the single map is static and a lot of spawn positions are static and easy to remember too.

super replayable but needs a LOT of polish

The first game is an utter slog with forgettable characters, no emotional weight and an exasperating final case. The second game is one of the best in this entire franchise that, imo, makes the trudge through the first game worth it. The illustrations in these games are great as usual, the music is funky and catchy and having an archive of sprites, music and concept art is something every game should have.

just one more... for real this time... for sure.... i swear..

it's hard to explain why, but this is one of my favourite games ever. it's not particularly exciting mechanically or easy to understand. but there's something about its atmosphere, its deeply harrowing electronic reverbs, its distant lights, its distorted visuals, its constant cuts and jarring sound design, that appeals to me a lot.

this feels like driving down a highway and taking a stop in the middle of nowhere, in a small gas station in the middle of the night. nobody is here, but you feel like there should be. but nothing happens. you drive away. and only when you think about that moment much later do you remember what horrors you saw.

Gunplay and general combat is very fun. Very short and limited though. Probably more worth to just get the sequel.

it's 3 great games in one. the always online feature is a PLAGUE and the worst part of this game but the game itself is one of the most enjoyable and dynamic experiences i've had in a game.

Not even fully released but this makes Hades 1 feel unplayable in comparison. So much stuff so much depth such a good premise and such beautiful art. Arachne is still my wife

possibly the greatest combat system ever made in any game ever

Leagues better than anything the basegame missions have to offer. It's its own little espionage film within Cyberpunk. The presentation, the area, the quests, the music, the ACTING, all of it feels like a huge jump in quality and presentation from the rest of the game. Don't expect anything super long, but it's still one of my favorite gaming experiences ever, even if I wasn't huge on the main game's storyline.

it's okay.