Análises recentes de Flavio

Pros:
~Combat is fun, there are a wide variety of different weapons, and abilities to try out.
~The sound design is good, shotguns sound powerful, miniguns sound heavy and powerful etc.
~The visuals are stunning.
~The music fits the game very well, thumping electro beats for combat, more ambient stuff for non-combat, each song fits the area you are in.
~The world is pretty cool, the story itself is alright I guess.

Cons:
~Most retarded quest system I have ever seen, the game will allow you to accept side quests for areas that are currently locked behind the main quest. The side quest will eventually break and lead you nowhere until the main quest required is completed. It gives no indication that this is the problem.
~Speccing into max health seems required.

A fun game, not sure if it's worth a full $30. I got it on sale for $10 and it was worth every penny.

I had fun but was also disappointed quite a few times throughout the game. If there was a lukewarm button I'd give it one of those. I'd recommend this one when it goes on sale in the future. I'mma just divide this into the good points and bad points about the game.

Good:
The soundtrack is on point, a joy to listen to.

Each of the weapons are visually distinct and fun to use, I had a blast mixing and matching weapon variants till I found a load-out that was just right.

The levels are visually impressive, most of them look pretty nice.

The gun-play is just plain fun, fast-paced, tons of enemy variety,

Bad:
The difficulty is poorly balanced, I do not recommend playing on any difficulty higher than normal. Hard is fairly challenging until you get to some of the arena sections in which you will tear your hair out trying to beat some of them.

The Journalist from the first game, she's just gone for no apparent reason?

It fumbles the final level hard, the second to last level is an pretty awesome experience then it shunts you into a level that's just 12 arena sections duct-taped together.

The voice acting is pretty awful.

tldr: It's fun but flawed, get it on sale.

You want ball busting difficulty and more over the top weapons, give this a go.

Unless you have a huge hard on for mechs, you'll not like the game (I call it filling the void left by armored core). The mech combat feels nice and satisfying, your mechs feel heavy and your weapons (Except missiles) feel like they have a big impact. There is little customization in weapon loadout, most of it is same weapon different firing modes. There's little reason to go back and use a lighter-weight mech once you've gotten something heavier. Your AI's are potato's. Your missions aside from a few side quests and main quests tend to be very cookie cutter.

I adored it, (The aforementioned hard on for mechs) but I can't recommend it unless you also are rock hard for bots.

One of my favorite shooters of all time. The movement is fluid and smooth and the levels are varied and well designed. The sound design is incredible, good music + ambiance lends to an experience that goes flips from spooky to pulsepounding action in a heartbeat.

It's short, like super short, like super duper short. The new guns are fun, I expected more interesting and psychedelic environments too. I would not get this thing full price, at most I would say it's worth $5.

This is one of my favorite RPG's of all time.

The crafting system is surprisingly in depth and allows for a decent bit of customization, it's always fun to try different combinations of materials on armors and find out what works for your build. The skill system offers plenty of variety, different schools of psionic powers, various crafting trees, traps, all sorts of different playstyles to try. Saddly though there is no way to respec, I found myself trying a build and then finding something a little more optimal while playing.

The game can be played in two modes, your classic xp is obtained through killing things mode or a mode where xp is gained from collecting various artifacts. The latter allows you to try builds that are not necessarily combat focused. The combat itself can be pretty difficult at times. The enemies have access to the same skills you do. I view each combat situation like trying to solve a different puzzle, you have to use your environment, stealth, and all your abilities to win. The first few areas that serve as a tutorial are kind of constricting and have a steep learning curve, but once it is surpassed this whole fantastic world opens up. And they built a fantastic world to explore, the music really compliments the area you are in.

The story itself is well, there, I found myself enjoying finding new people and places more than the main story itself.

I can't reccomend this game enough, it has a huge amount of content, My 80 hours are just from two separate characters, one barely half through the game.

Game good, plethora of different weapons and builds to do each run. Runs feel different each time, the gunplay is satisfying.

I love this game, I'll divide my critique into pros and cons

Pros
- Dual class system, constellations and complicated elemental system allows for a ton of build diversity
-The game looks nice, the aetherials especially look nice
-the story is fun and interesting for half of the game (aetherials)

Cons
-After your first few playthroughs, playing through the lowest difficulty is tedious and boring, I found myself cheating and using a blank character to skip past it most of the time
-Half way through the game the story takes a 180, a new faction is introduced and the entire story changes, the story is no longer about the game's namesake the "Grim Dawn" but about stopping a tentacle cult and a tentacle monster. It just comes out of nowhere for no apparent reason.
-Your movement speed is hilariously slow
-Although the complicated combat system allows for fun builds, it's vague and is not immediately apparent how some stats work. For example, there are three types of resistance reduction that all work differently.

A good game, you always have some direction to explore or goal to complete. It's one of those games where you play it through once, perhaps with friends. Then half a year later play it again and have a blast doing it.