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If you've ever felt like it would be really cool to know how to play fighting games but were always intimidated to try.
Don't be. This is the perfect entry for newcomers, and this is the first fighting game I actually ever buy myself.

You can start with Modern (simplified controls) and then transition to Classic once you've learned every basics skills that don't require you to remember or pull off complicated inputs.

And even putting that aside, if you're already a hardcore fighting game fan, this is clearly the best fighting game ever made.

No walk button on keyboard.
Forced to jog/sprint every single time you move even the slightest.

Will change the review when we get a walk button on keyboard.

I don't know what it is about people like me who like to play shooters with KB/M, but devs seem to think we don't need any kind of comfort and/or immersion these days.

It's pretty good, probably the best Supermassive game thus far.
Just don't install this on a HDD, which is the mistake I made first time I played it.
Lost two characters needlessly to constant freezing and stuttering.

Replayed it recently on an SSD, little to no issues.

My boy Miles looking fresh as ever.

In case you're wondering whether or not you should get this after playing the first game with Peter.
Depends, are you the kind of player who just likes looking cool while fighting? Or are you the kind who wants to be optimizing and min-maxing and all that stuff and don't care the slightest how cool or messy the fight looks?

If you're the first one, you're gonna love Miles.

It's one of the best games I've ever played, and I don't even like point & clicks, at all.
It's pretty disturbing and it's going to haunt you for a while, though.

Wake me up when there's a walk animation and button.
(And I mean walk, like a normal human being, not jog, for those who are so used to sitting at their computer that they forgot how walking looks like)

I loved it but wouldn't even have finished it or played it very long without cheats.
A lot of it is really nice, but the game design is a horrendous mess of ideas thrown together seemingly at random.

Really, it's a good game when you got the cheats to offset that mess.
But the inexperience of the studio shows, a lot.
It's like several people came up with different ideas and game design elements that don't work with each other at all, never talked with each other (was this developped during the pandemic?) but still put all of it in the game.

Sony decided to shelf the IP altogether. Bad idea.
It doesn't need a sequel, it needs a remaster or a re-release, one in which they would fix all of its problems and everything that doesn't work.

Was on a RE high from finishing RE2 and 3 remake for the first time, thought I'd keep it going with RE7.
Turns out it's literally just Outlast. A game I never cared for to begin with.

Is it a good Remake? Can't tell you, never cared for the original, even back in the day, its gameplay and fixed cameras felt too dated for me.
Is it a good game, though? Hell yeah. It's a bit short, finished it under 10h while taking my time, but it's good.
Is it better than RE2 Remake? Heeeh, well the level design's much weaker, but the characters and main antagonist are a lot cooler.