Ghost of Tsushima is a good example of a game that falls into the second category for me, there's nothing really wrong with the game but it also doesn't do anything special, so overall I found it forgettable and like you with Deathloop, I was dumbfounded by the amount of Game of the Year talk it got last year. But for me, I'd rather play a flawed game that executes it's strengths really well than a game that's competent but not special in any aspect. And yet, every single comment section about this game (on Reddit, YouTube, etc.) there are dozens of users commenting about these same problems I said above.Īm I missing something? Did I just got baited into buying a game for overinflated reviews that didn't stated the very basic of this game? Are reviewers nowadays not even finishing the game before even posting the review?ĮVERY game has flaws and I could write 5 page essays about the flaws in most of my favorite games. The biggest offender to me is how none of these 10/10 reviews didn't even touch on the game's endings, much less talked how incredibly poor and anticlimactic they were.
in this game is dumb as a brick and it feels like shooting mannequins. Even the world's biggest Deathloop lover can see that the A.I. Having just finished Deathloop (got all three endings) I had fun with it and definitely was a pleasant experience for me, but nowhere near a masterpiece score (a solid 8/10 to me).īut after coming back to all of these 10/10 reviews (IGN, Gamespot, etc.) it feels like none of them warned about some of the glaring issues that this game has. I bought Deathloop because of it's immense high praise from the reviewers, also I always liked Arkane Studios games.
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