Останні рецензії користувача Nexram

Stalker 2 has so much potential, but unfortunately, it falls short in several key areas that leave a lot to be desired for long-time fans of the series.

First, let’s talk about the atmosphere – it's incredible. The game world is hauntingly beautiful, with a level of detail and immersion that makes you feel like you're truly wandering the desolate, dangerous Zone. The eerie sounds, the weather effects, and the overall tone of the game are spot on, pulling you into its gritty post-apocalyptic setting. The story is engaging as well, with the kind of intrigue and mystery that fans expect from a Stalker game.

However, where the game falters is in its open-world design. The open world feels empty and lacks the sandbox-like freedom that made the original Stalker games so compelling. The lack of meaningful player choice and interaction with the environment really hurts the experience. It's more like a series of linear zones stitched together rather than a true living, breathing world. There’s no real sense of dynamic play, and you're often just going from one scripted event to the next, which feels more restrictive than immersive.

The enemy AI and spawns are another major issue. In the original Stalker games, A-Life was revolutionary, creating a world that felt alive with unpredictable encounters. Stalker 2, on the other hand, seems to fall flat here. Enemy spawns are often laughable – you'll find enemies popping out of thin air, or they just seem to be in places where they don’t make sense. It completely destroys the sense of tension and danger that made the previous games so intense. There's no sense of a truly dynamic world that reacts to your actions, and combat feels far less rewarding because of it.

The in-game economy is another broken aspect. The trading system is clunky and feels unbalanced. Items you collect throughout the world are often worth far less than they should be, and it becomes difficult to make meaningful progress with the resources you gather. I found myself constantly short on cash, despite doing everything I could to gather valuable items. It’s frustrating and leads to a lot of grinding that doesn’t feel rewarding.

Overall, Stalker 2 shows a lot of promise with its atmosphere, world-building, and story, but the lack of a functional open world, broken enemy AI, and poor economy make it hard to recommend to fans of the series. It’s disappointing to see such a beloved franchise fall short in these critical areas. Hopefully, future updates can address these issues, but right now, it feels more like a step back than a true evolution of the Stalker formula.

Played it through but i ♥♥♥♥ my self multiple timesi dont think the full game is something for me at least if i have to play it alone. Im 29 and always watched my older cousin playing every resi when i was just a little pupper.

Definitiv in meiner Top 10 der absoluten lieblings Spiele. Einfach Top was Larian hier abliefert. Jedes Spieleelement was ich aus dem Vorgänger lieben gelernt habe wurde nochmals verbessert.

Wer als Kind schon immer gerne Raumschiffe und Flugzeuge mit Lego gebaut hat wird mit diesem Spiel mehr als glücklich!