Do you think Miyazaki played this game, saw the sword hitting the wall mechanic, and a lightbulb popped up on his head.

This game does have better characters than the first one, with Sinclair and the bond between Eleanor and Subject Delta, and Lamb is just as interesting a villain as Ryan and Fontaine. The hacking isn’t as fun and the combat doesn’t feel quite as fair. Overall though a very good sequel.

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Unbelievably pandering to make an entire game based on that Dame Da Ne Guy meme

At first I was unsure if I should review this since I technically never played it but then I remembered that I watched a baby sensory video once and that’s basically the same thing

feeling like the reviewer from ratatouille when he tries the food and remembers his entire childhood in seconds

David Cage is a hack but I gotta admit the Connor sections were fun, and I really liked his dynamic with Hank.

Absolutely loved this game in spite of all its flaws. I especially enjoyed the action combat (during boss fights and notorious marks). There were some low points but all the characters gripped me and I wept quite hard at the ending.

men (clive) waists be so small like what do you need that small waist for? for other men to grab it? whore