Walking simulator. I'm back to being what's her name the FBI agent. Walked around as her, no point fighting enemies on anything other than story. The average enemies, with numbers 2 or greater, are tougher that bosses... That's if you come across enemies.
As Alan some enemies are simply shadows to walk through, most of them on fact, then once in a while one of the shadows wants a fight. No indication which one mind you until it hits you.
Scares? What scares!
Controls, awful Story, bland and boring "Lot to explore", no, looks to look at!
The game is beautiful graphically but that's it. It's so boring!
I think a lot of people are swayed by the what the graphics and lighting blow them away in the first 10 minutes, and they do, and then that's it, it's the greatest games ever! It truly isn't.
This reminds me of ff16, so much hype and excitement, such an incredibly beautiful game... Then you realise it isn't a game at all as is in fact just another lazy walking simulator that seems to becoming more the trend these days. Why are gamers now happy to not play games and want to be lead by the hand along a linear path, when did that happen?
As Alan some enemies are simply shadows to walk through, most of them on fact, then once in a while one of the shadows wants a fight. No indication which one mind you until it hits you.
Scares? What scares!
Controls, awful Story, bland and boring "Lot to explore", no, looks to look at!
The game is beautiful graphically but that's it. It's so boring!
I think a lot of people are swayed by the what the graphics and lighting blow them away in the first 10 minutes, and they do, and then that's it, it's the greatest games ever! It truly isn't.
This reminds me of ff16, so much hype and excitement, such an incredibly beautiful game... Then you realise it isn't a game at all as is in fact just another lazy walking simulator that seems to becoming more the trend these days. Why are gamers now happy to not play games and want to be lead by the hand along a linear path, when did that happen?