Reseñas recientes de dhampir

I've replayed the game probably one times too many and I still manage to find new things. The world building is amazing and it makes you feel like a part of it. It responds to the way you play and the decisions you make.

The powers give you the freedom to play differently depending on which you choose so you can always try a different playstyle. Considering the maps aren't huge it's insane how much freedom you have to get where you need to and how much time it takes to explore it all. Basically everything's possible.

The only thing I disliked about it is the way they changed the void from the first game. I liked the dream-like state more than the literal void they made it into, but then again it is called the void.

The game guides you through the story well while still giving the player space to figure out the puzzles. Even when you do get a break from the chases the atmosphere and your surroundings still make sure you're always alert. I learned outrunning and looping the enemies (except the twins) usally works better than hiding since you can take a few hits before you die. That gives you time to figure out where to go or get where you need to faster. The ending's not what you'd expect but it fits the game very well.

The gameplay is smooth and the AI never glitched out. There's lots of side quests and a big area to explore with hidden rooms all over, so there's lots of things to strech the gamplay out. You don't get tired of playing it easly and there's no chokepoints. In the technical sense the game is great. It gives you three different playstyles to choose from, all of them reward you differently and don't effect the ending which to me was really nice.

If you want to go for the ghost style, the game is fairly difficult and takes way more time so you have to be resourceful and patient. The guards still take a long time to notice you in most cases however (if you play on normal difficulty).

If you want to go for the predator style I found it really easy to go through, specially if you stay undetected. You can just knock everyone out and swoop all the valuables.

It's worth to note that when you're not doing missions/jobs and are just exploring the city it doesn't really matter how you play.

The only thing I didn't like was the way the story was executed. I wish there'd be more to it. The concept is quite interesting, but there's just not much built around it. I wish there would be more lore/in-game interactions you could have with people, it'd make the world seem a bit more lived-in. As I finsihed the last chapter I expected some explanation or conclusion to it all but was just dissapointed because there were none.

Overall if you like stealth games that are replayable and don't care much about the story of it I highly recommend it. When you finish the game allows you to explore the city further, finish any jobs you haven't done or replay the ones you missed any collectibles in/wanted to play differently, so there's no rush if you don't feel like doing it right away.

Very fun and funny, maybe a bit too adictive:D