See comment above, wrong game.
That’s the wrong game. You’re talking about Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra by Skydance Media. This is a totally different Black Panther game that actually features Iron Man too and is set in Wakanda.
I would rather play most games in VR if possible— UEVR, VorpX, and Luke Ross mods have shown that you can find way better immersion in VR games even with a normal controller. In fact, I prefer a normal controller as it’s easier to know the layout for which button your pressing and I don’t have to worry about charging them. The view of the character, whether 1st or 3rd person is still controlled by the head movement. Also, with most of the mods you can make a 3rd person game 1st person, or at ...
Nope, there are not enough… and good ones at that. I can literally think of tons of other genres that have flooded that market, so why are we picking on souls likes? There is a new looter shooter or roguelite announced like every other day. We get like 5-10 souls likes a yr and only like 1-2 good ones.
I’m pissed. This review had a major spoiler about Chapter 6. Read at your own risk!
Don’t forget that a lot of retailers will allow you to trade in your old ps5 for credit though. That’s how I have justified it each generation lol
Yeah but which of those games will be on PS Plus on Day 1 like Gamepass?
Ubisoft plus is $15 and have a whole month to play it.
They should have shown of the world exploration, especially coming from an open world with the previous game. They have shown waaay less for this game than they did for inquisition when we are this close to the release! This opening just made it seem like a very linear game, though I did like how cinematic it was. I also prefer this gameplay than the last ones which were a lot less involved.
Well I’m excited they are all coming to Gamepass on day 1! I can save TONS of money as a consumer to play these instead of paying full price, and just have to be okay with not owning them (and I am). If one day, Microsoft shuts down Gamepass or even their whole gaming division because it wasn’t sustainable, then I enjoyed it while it lasted.
Yeah but they are all day 1 on Gamepass, so as far as I am concerned, they are all exclusive to Xbox/PC lol
Actually the leaker goes on to confirm there are 5 total RE games planned but only these 3 are being actively developed. RE1 can still be coming soon and probably is the 4th or 5th one developed after RE9.
Played the whole game in VR in a 6 hour sitting with the UEVR PC mod and it worked very well! The graphic fidelity with the cinematic experience made it magical like when I played VR for the first time!
The first game had better gameplay including combat and puzzles, but this was the better cinematic experience. I played this in VR though with UEVR and this graphic fidelity made it super engrossing and was never bored that way.
I would have to say that the parry is very slow. The weapon swings outside of the parry seem fine though. The parry starts immediately but EVE is slow to bring the sword up at the height of the parry, so the timing is a little before it hits instead of right when the hit lands. I think this is what has people thinking that there is a delay.
Totally disagree. There are not enough souls likes, and good ones at that! Rarely are they announced… Bleak Faith for example is an old game. I literally bought and beat that game about a year ago. It’s rouguelites and metroidvanias that are announced weekly.
Are you trolling? The first game had intense combat, boss fights, and puzzles! It’s not a walking sim just because its linear with a big story focus.
This is because there are only 2600 reviews for this game and the ones who bought it and positively reviewed it are the ones who were okay with it in the first place after all this coverage. Most people have not bought it because it is so divisive and we just have no interest in it at all.
It literally just came back to ps plus this week under new release— it’s going nowhere and is probably just in time since they are leaving GP soon.
Wrong game. That was Marvel 1943: Rise of Hydra.