Gakamech
2017
2011
2017
The game builds on everything the first one did right and correcting some of the things it did wrong.
The gun play is better although a bit stiff at times, the set pieces are awesome and the story, now being more character driven, is very good.
Not my favourite of the trilogy, but an incredible game nonetheless
The gun play is better although a bit stiff at times, the set pieces are awesome and the story, now being more character driven, is very good.
Not my favourite of the trilogy, but an incredible game nonetheless
Played it as part of the Nathan Drake collection, it's the weakest of the trilogy but not by any means a bad game. The shooting is fun but a bit clunky at times, the characters are likeable and the narrative while not really that deep or character driven as the next games in the series is still very enjoyable to watch
2015
2017
Beautiful way to explore the galaxy far far away, showing new and old planets, making the Inquisitors feels like a menace, great story and music, astounding visuals and a very good combat system.
My only gripe is with the map that tries to look like a hologram and doing so becomes really confusing to look at.
My only gripe is with the map that tries to look like a hologram and doing so becomes really confusing to look at.
2015
2018
2023
I very much enjoy the game, the Gacha isn't too much and the grind isn't blocking the enjoyment of the game (which did happen multiple times with Genshin Impact). The gameplay is very reminiscent to a turn-based JRPG which I really do enjoy.
It has very good looking animations, a nice anime aesthetic, fun and intuitive combat and great music, I'm pretty happy with it and I haven't used a single cent on it.
The story seems interesting and the characters work very well in their settings and missions making the narrative very enjoyable.
That being said, the grinding IS there and during some events it likes to creep its head out; still, I don't find it AS invasive as Genshin's so that's good.
It has very good looking animations, a nice anime aesthetic, fun and intuitive combat and great music, I'm pretty happy with it and I haven't used a single cent on it.
The story seems interesting and the characters work very well in their settings and missions making the narrative very enjoyable.
That being said, the grinding IS there and during some events it likes to creep its head out; still, I don't find it AS invasive as Genshin's so that's good.