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It's just as solid as the previous titles in the Arkham series. So if you liked those games, you will definitely enjoy this one.
The biggest change is the addition of the Batmobile. It's a lot of fun to drive around the city in this thing and cause all kinds of mayhem. However, I found that it was still much faster to just glide from point A to point B instead.
The art direction and visuals deserve special praise. The game still looks amazing despite being almost a decade old (at the time of this writing).
The writing maintains a consistently serious tone, without the cringe-worthy Marvel-style tension-relieving humor. There are quite a few twists and turns in the story, though to be honest I was a little disappointed with the ending.
I avoided playing this game for the longest time because of all the negative reports surrounding the PC version. However, I didn't experience any of the performance issues. The game ran very smoothly with all settings maxed out on the PC.
The biggest change is the addition of the Batmobile. It's a lot of fun to drive around the city in this thing and cause all kinds of mayhem. However, I found that it was still much faster to just glide from point A to point B instead.
The art direction and visuals deserve special praise. The game still looks amazing despite being almost a decade old (at the time of this writing).
The writing maintains a consistently serious tone, without the cringe-worthy Marvel-style tension-relieving humor. There are quite a few twists and turns in the story, though to be honest I was a little disappointed with the ending.
I avoided playing this game for the longest time because of all the negative reports surrounding the PC version. However, I didn't experience any of the performance issues. The game ran very smoothly with all settings maxed out on the PC.
Easily the worst entry in the Far Cry series. Even Far Cry: New Dawn is better, and that's saying something.
Apart from the nice visuals, there's hardly anything worth checking out. But the visuals alone cannot carry the game.
The story and the premise seem interesting at first, but terrible writing is what kills it. The cast of characters is probably the worst I've seen in a long time, rivaling those in Wolfenstein 2 and COD: Vanguard. This includes the playable character Dani, who is fully voiced in this game.
The Far Cry series desperately needs a reboot. It was never more obvious than after playing this game. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, even fans of the series.
Apart from the nice visuals, there's hardly anything worth checking out. But the visuals alone cannot carry the game.
The story and the premise seem interesting at first, but terrible writing is what kills it. The cast of characters is probably the worst I've seen in a long time, rivaling those in Wolfenstein 2 and COD: Vanguard. This includes the playable character Dani, who is fully voiced in this game.
The Far Cry series desperately needs a reboot. It was never more obvious than after playing this game. I wouldn't recommend it to anyone, even fans of the series.
I was really reluctant to try this game. I think all the negative press surrounding it clouded my judgment. Had I not received it as a gift, I would have missed out, big time.
Very few games come close to the quality of writing and world-building here. I was deeply invested in the story and characters from the beginning. Nothing feels out of place, and all the characters react and behave the way you'd expect real people to.
I cannot think of a single bad mission. Even the side quests are very well designed, to the point where they rival the main missions in other games. What strikes me the most is how quests can evolve into something completely different as you progress, defying your expectations.
Not much more needs to be said about the presentation. At this point, the game has cemented itself as a technical showcase, especially on the PC. The soundtrack is also great and fits the atmosphere perfectly.
Not everything is perfect. This is a complex game with many intertwined systems, so it can take a while to get used to it. The story progression can also be a bit confusing, as you often find yourself involved in multiple storylines. This is one of those games that will benefit greatly from repeated playthroughs.
I encountered a few minor bugs, but nothing that detracted from the overall experience. The state of the game seems to have improved dramatically since its release.
I really enjoyed my time with Cyberpunk and was left with a bittersweet feeling when I finished it. Very few games have had the same effect on me, and for that it gets my full recommendation.
Very few games come close to the quality of writing and world-building here. I was deeply invested in the story and characters from the beginning. Nothing feels out of place, and all the characters react and behave the way you'd expect real people to.
I cannot think of a single bad mission. Even the side quests are very well designed, to the point where they rival the main missions in other games. What strikes me the most is how quests can evolve into something completely different as you progress, defying your expectations.
Not much more needs to be said about the presentation. At this point, the game has cemented itself as a technical showcase, especially on the PC. The soundtrack is also great and fits the atmosphere perfectly.
Not everything is perfect. This is a complex game with many intertwined systems, so it can take a while to get used to it. The story progression can also be a bit confusing, as you often find yourself involved in multiple storylines. This is one of those games that will benefit greatly from repeated playthroughs.
I encountered a few minor bugs, but nothing that detracted from the overall experience. The state of the game seems to have improved dramatically since its release.
I really enjoyed my time with Cyberpunk and was left with a bittersweet feeling when I finished it. Very few games have had the same effect on me, and for that it gets my full recommendation.