Have it on PS4 days gone is my favorite game of all time I got a 100% completion on it and beat the game about 5 times I have literally 25 other games all the best ones that came out and I still always go back to days gone. Sony bend please make part 2
Fair review. I liked the open world at the beginning when resources were scarce. After leveling up I started missing more variety on things to do. Really strong story and I did like the character.
Oh my god this game was incredible. I still play it even after owning it since day one. Probably one of my favorite games of all time no joke. I personally don’t mind the whole Ubisoft open world structure with this game.
10:43 it's just that the horde loses you, if you let them follow, you can even bring them to camps. In horde challanges, they follow you endlessly till you die
while I disagree with some of your conclusions, I really appreciate the fact that you played the entire game and your honest review. Thumbs up for sure.
I actually finished this game just now after 50hrs! I agree with all the points mentioned in the video. It has a Ubisoft-esque approach that gets bland after a short while. What kept me playing was the story. I was curious to see what will happen next especially when I saw all the secret endings (NERO scientist one), which is a perfect way to set up a possible sequel for the game (it unfortunately got axed lol). I would personally give it a 7/10. Grab the game when it's on sale. 👌
Just finished to story today (what timing!) and it was a blast. I haven't had this much fun with a video game in a while! In my top 5 games of all time for sure. I feel like I can open this game any time and have a good time!
Great review. I watch several game review RUclipsrs and this one is the best. The videos are to the point and not rushed. The praise and criticism is well explained. I particularly like acknowledgment that if someone likes game X then they will like Y (or if they don’t they won’t). I believe the reason why the reviews are good is that the channel started with relatively complex games (crpgs) and they need some thought to play and to explain. As for Days Gone, I bought it on PS4 when it came out but my family deemed it too violent so I could only play it when everyone was out or in bed. I really liked the bit that I played. I don’t play FPS games other than Stalker/Metro so what might be tired to some people is fresh for me. I’ll have to get the PC version.
I just made it to the second part of the map, the South, after 50 hours. No idea how you could finish it in 30 hours. Maybe fast travelling everywhere. Great game but it just goes on forever.
I usually dislike the "ubisoft gameplay" in open world games, but to be honest, it didn't bother me in Days Gone a bit. The main reason being that I was never seeking out the side missions themselves, but I let the game lead me to them. This way after a mission I had to clear a camp, because it was in a way of fast travel I wanted to use. Because of this I found one of the power-up trailers, so I did that one as well. When I knew I was too weak to take on the horde, it seemed logical to do one or two of the camp side missions to level myself and the reputation in said camp to buy better weapons. Unlike you I found the hordes very difficult (perhaps because I was playing on a controller on PS5), but rewarding. Because of this, I enjoyed the game imensely and honestly was never bored, which is something I have problems with lately even with the best games - for example I cannot finish Horizon Zero Dawn, despite me wanting to do so so badly. I never liked the "Biker Gang" theme anywhere else and was also kinda tired of the zombie trope. However, the story of Days Gone is gripping and enjoyable after the first so-so 4 hours at the beginning. Definately the biggest surprise on PlayStation 4 for me along with Persona 5. If I had time, I would gladly replay the game just for the story. Still keeping my figers crossed for a sequel, even though it's been said it won't be happening.
Agree completely with this. Down to not being able to finish Horizon. The world in Days gone feels completely different than an Ubisoft world (of which Horizon very much is one). I almost never check the map for things to tick off. Like you I cleared out infestations not to tick off a box, but because I wanted the fast travel. I also stumbled upon Nero camps rather than finding them on the map. To me this game has an open world design far better than most its peers. I would even say that is what sets this game apart.
Mort, fantastic video as always. I am sorry you did not like the game too much but I completely understand your point of view. I have enjoyed it so far, but yes I agree. There to many missions that rise and repeat. Clear out nest, do a few fetch missions and progress the story a bit, rinse and repeat.
The most underrated game ever released in my opinion, it has a very nice progression system, rendered beautifully, the story (for me, like you) is the strength, a nice mix of activities, from action and run and gun to stealth and sneak, the models and animations are smooth and the game mechanics is one of the easiest to master. A lot of stuff is standard for an open world, which was a criticism of the game I get it... but what the game does it does well and compliment the story and characters. There is a lot of detail in this game, I call it the Red Dead Redemption 2 of the zombie genre. @13:22 -- You might have missed the detail. The "zombies" are not dead, they were genetically altered by a virus that causes their behavior (classical zombies are reanimated undead). The story goes that the virus spread rapidly and everyone got it, some people recovered with no impact and are now immune (natural immunity that comes after recovering from a natural infection).
This is the only game on PS4 that I went for 100%. Really liked the game and the crafting mechanics how it's fast and easy and you always find ingridients to craft things unlike Fallout NV where you will newer find ingridients to make stuff.
Good points all round. I guess with the story one, why would some random biker know the scientific reasons behind why people do or do not catch the virus, or the overarching reasons and causes?
The thing with this game is there's too much ammo, and once you pickup all slots for weapons you can't remove any, and I really hate carrying around so many weapons on my back, so on my playthrough when the game came out I never picked up the special weapon slot
so to enjoy horde fights u have to beat all chalanges and side quests? or fighting horde is still fun after just completing main quest and a few side quests? thx 4 review btw. i heard mostly negative reviews of this game before, but hordes from trailers are still stuck in my head like very cool looking thing.
Its fun either ways, its just that the horde challanges are hard and after you complete them with gold, you get more experienced on how to fight the hordes. Also its not requiered to do challanges or side-quests to fight hordes. You can even fight some at the start of the game if you want. Its just that you get scared seeing a horde on the first run and would run away rather than fighting them head on.
I loved the world. Probably some bias though. This s the only game I've ever played set in my home area. As noah Gervais said, "this game is more oregon that far cry 5 is Montana. And far cry 5 was pretty damn Montana."
with endless following, new cheese would unlock, you could then drag all the hordes to the camps, so no winning there...i like the game, finished it with mostly everything done, but i agree with some of the gripes...i thorougly enjoyed deacon story, so im sad we propably wont get a game like this any time soon
Sorry to hear you did not like this game much. I have completed it (100%) 3 times now, Inc NG+ and had an absolute blast. Easily in my top 5 open world games of all time.
Great Review & on Point, thank you. My Experience in my 6 Hours of DG. as in 10:56 Driving... Wolves jump me.. Driving... Wolves eat me... foraging... Wolves jump me... fighting Infected... killed by Wolves... Driving Route 666 with Elvis in me Ears... Jumped by Wolves and dragged away... What a shitty Game mechanic... Uninstalled the game... Waiting for an Anti-Wolves Mod on Nexus... Cheers Mate
Mortis i have a question if you are even gonna read this. I am not a PC expert, i have a 2080 GPU and when i play some games Days Gone included my PC gets Really loud in short bursts. Is it because my 2080 can not handle Days Gone on ultra? Sorry for grammar probably i am not a native english speaker.
Hard to say without looking at in person, but it sounds like your fan curve settings. GPUs fans operate on a curve where they ramp up as they come under load. Sometimes this causes the fans to spike up to their highest RPMs if the GPU hits max load even for just a few moments. Try using whatever software came with your GPU to adjust the curve and see if it helps
@@MortismalGaming I really did not expect to get an answer i will try it. Thank you for taking your time to answer me and thank you for making great content.
I have generally noticed reviewers seem to become one of two types. Those who love (or at least claim to in their reviews) everything that is popular, and those who become tired of the same old mechanics and story beats. I don't mean this as an insult Mort and I hope if you read this you don't take it as such as I like your content. But what your review sounds like to me is you have played so many games like this that it is boring to you now, which is completely understandable. You at least don't sound cynical of anything that isn't completely unique. Despite playing a lot of games I don't play as many as you review and while I don't disagree with anything in your review I was never at all bothered by how standard some of the gameplay elements were in this game as they are executed very well. The game wasn't long enough to get bored with the side content like a UBISOFT collectaton and the main story broke up the mechanics fairly well. I will agree that the challenge of the hordes disappears near the end, but it was still a pretty cool mechanic.
I just finished all the post-ending of the game. Man. It was a pretty solid game, but it sure felt rushed at places. It was close to being awsome. But slightly janky controls, weird cutscenes, as in the timeing of them And the blue questionmarks / "points of interest" realy lacked oomph I played at normal difficulty. And at the end of the game I was invunerable. Had for quite some time aquired all skills I wanted, had a powerful bike and used the same weapons for a dozen hours. All in all? 3 out of 5 A little more polish. Game balance. Timeing of cutscenes and how the story progresses. It had the potential to be a strong 4 out 5. I grew to realy like Deacon and his story, the world they built and I kinda want to take a trip to Oregon now :P
I’ve noticed that people knock this game for (obvious/repetitive) game mechanics, and yet when other games have the same or similar fetch quests, themes, combat styles, it’s nbd. Also the challenges I think are just fun mini games, totally optional and not really worth knocking - tlou2 literally ripped them off and everyone squealed
Finally a review on Days Gone that discusses all the things I hated about the game. Well except for the bike, loved that thing, along with the nero missions because they actually had interesting details in them. There were so many reviews that hyped this game up and in my only playthrough this game drove me to delete it twice before I finally finished it. I should state I had the story spoiled so I couldn't appreciate it much.
Edit: Also there is no official mention of immunity to the virus, my best guess is that the virus needs to be in some kind of active form to infect a person and has now switched to a mutagenic one to create the new freakers.
Days Gone is criminally underrated and it’s my first platinum. Days Gone and Ghost of Tsushima are the best PlayStation exclusives imo and are the most deserving of sequels. Yes I platinum both games and 100% them and did so on both PS4 and PS5. I couldn’t care less about horizon zero interest and I’m sick of tlou anymore. Days Gone and Ghost of Tsushima have that replay ability that others do not
I like this game a lot, so i installed some mods, and now i have all hordes increased to 300 freaks plus every time I cross path with a screamer and that b!tch screams a 1000 more freaks apear out of nowhere and join to the other 300 freaks already chaising me 😂.
The only thing that is explained from a story pov is no one is immune and there is no cure. Really did a good job setting up the sequel. And how about that interaction when you finally get back to your woman. OMG was that horrible, he should have told her to f off.
@@SilortheBlade But she thought he was dead and yet there is no acknowledgment, she basically acted like it was his fault, no interest, didnt care. It was a very, very, bad scene.
@@me36391 He did leave her behind choosing Boozer over her. They were both injured, yet he choose to stay with Boozer. Did you forget the beginning scene? She could've died from her injuries and he, her husband, wouldn't have been there. I'm more surprised she took him back.
@@zensoredparagonbytes3985 The only way to save her was by placing her on the copter, they were getting over run by zombies, do you remember? And he says saying goodbye, Ill find you. He didnt choose Boozer and the first part is about him never giving up. He finally finds her and its basically like go do this. Really bad.
They moment i found out she is where she is(don't wanna spoiler much for those who didn't play) whole immersion got fucked up i did one mission after this and couldn't play anymore i think SHE is the weakest point of the game
"A day of my life that I will never get back" pretty much sums the game up for me. Honestly felt like a giant waste of time. The story was not my cup of tea and developed somewhat slowly so I dropped the game roughly halfway through. My only regret not doing it sooner. That being said it still has that sony first party fidelity to it, but that alone doesn't cut it for me anymore, and honestly is no longer what I look for in a game.
It so boring at first but when you unlock half of content it become very fun to play then it become boring again after 70-80% of story since everything become too easy after that point
For the negative should have just said Ubisoft. You can pick up a game 30 years ago until today and they all use the same boring formula. The only ting different being new story and the setting. Pretty amazing that people still buy their games.
It borrows some elements of Ubisucks openworld design like the tower map unfogging and repetitive side missions. But it's more akin to Mad Max with the resource scavenging for scrap to repair the bike and the fuel depletion of the bike, and ammo/bombs crafting. That, the story, and taking on the hordes, is what can make it an enjoyable experience. If you buy it into those premises. I don't like zombie games but this one is the exception because of those elements. How the side missions are presented to you is what falls short in this game, and how repetitive they can be in their objectives like in the ubisuck games. The numerous bugs at launch is what did hurt the game sales the most.
@@zensoredparagonbytes3985 The only thing worth playing was Blood Dragon, a mod for Far Cry 3. At least it was over the top, fun, which made the boring formula playable. Plus Michael Biehn voices the main character. He's always a win.
Why does everybody call it the Ubi formula they didnt come up with those ideas they just abused the crap out of them, even their formula is an unoriginal idea
Even if it's really good, I just avoid games that are AAA-style human on human, guns, cars/motorcycles, etc. You know, basically reality. Or the fantasy of someone with very grounded in reality imagination. I really prefer games with fantasy/sci-fi or otherwise "out there" elements. I need that in my escapism. So...I've never really played any games like this. Sure, I've tried them out at friend's houses or whatever. But I've never purchased one. I'm the same way with the fiction I read and (mostly) the shows/movies I watch. Even RDR2 is too "normal" for me. And everyone says that game is amazing.
RDR2 is amazing for its exploration, and how real life like animals in nature behave. Which give the hunting for crafting/resources an extra layer. The long story and the side missions are also interesting. For more immersion I recommend it to be played in 1st person, and loving and taking care of your horse like it's your wife. I recommend RDR2 only if you like spending long times in nature. Lots of horse riding.
Have it on PS4 days gone is my favorite game of all time I got a 100% completion on it and beat the game about 5 times I have literally 25 other games all the best ones that came out and I still always go back to days gone. Sony bend please make part 2
It’s Sony’s decision unfortunately
They chose Concord over Days Gone 2. Let that sink in
Brother , pls let me know if there are alot of stealth missions , I am shit at stealth so , i wanna consider the choice of buying this game
@@dutchvanderlinde89no you can play the game however you want. Guns blazing or stealth.
Fair review. I liked the open world at the beginning when resources were scarce. After leveling up I started missing more variety on things to do. Really strong story and I did like the character.
Oh my god this game was incredible. I still play it even after owning it since day one. Probably one of my favorite games of all time no joke. I personally don’t mind the whole Ubisoft open world structure with this game.
It doesnt feel nearly as repetitive as Ubi open world.
i don't like zombie games. but i like mortismal, so here's a free comment.
This game has the best motorbike physics hands down
10:43 it's just that the horde loses you, if you let them follow, you can even bring them to camps.
In horde challanges, they follow you endlessly till you die
while I disagree with some of your conclusions, I really appreciate the fact that you played the entire game and your honest review. Thumbs up for sure.
Just finished it. Really loved the game, the story and the characters.
A few hoards go walkabout at night. It’s scary time when you suddenly bump into one.
I actually finished this game just now after 50hrs! I agree with all the points mentioned in the video. It has a Ubisoft-esque approach that gets bland after a short while. What kept me playing was the story. I was curious to see what will happen next especially when I saw all the secret endings (NERO scientist one), which is a perfect way to set up a possible sequel for the game (it unfortunately got axed lol).
I would personally give it a 7/10. Grab the game when it's on sale. 👌
I got it for 5 dollars for the Deluxe Edition and was mad I didn't get it sooner. The game is an absolute gem and I don't understand the hate on it.
I’m obsessed with this game ! 10/10 must play masterpiece , soooo satisfying !!!
It's the Last of Us sequel that we needed.
Just finished to story today (what timing!) and it was a blast.
I haven't had this much fun with a video game in a while!
In my top 5 games of all time for sure.
I feel like I can open this game any time and have a good time!
Great review. I watch several game review RUclipsrs and this one is the best. The videos are to the point and not rushed. The praise and criticism is well explained. I particularly like acknowledgment that if someone likes game X then they will like Y (or if they don’t they won’t). I believe the reason why the reviews are good is that the channel started with relatively complex games (crpgs) and they need some thought to play and to explain.
As for Days Gone, I bought it on PS4 when it came out but my family deemed it too violent so I could only play it when everyone was out or in bed. I really liked the bit that I played. I don’t play FPS games other than Stalker/Metro so what might be tired to some people is fresh for me. I’ll have to get the PC version.
Question: have you tried Battle Brothers? Currently trying it out and it seems like a fun game with CRPG elements. Reminds me of Mount & Blade as well
game's an all timer
Also, there is a Wartales. It is like battle brothers with better graphics. It is Early Access
I just made it to the second part of the map, the South, after 50 hours. No idea how you could finish it in 30 hours. Maybe fast travelling everywhere. Great game but it just goes on forever.
I usually dislike the "ubisoft gameplay" in open world games, but to be honest, it didn't bother me in Days Gone a bit. The main reason being that I was never seeking out the side missions themselves, but I let the game lead me to them. This way after a mission I had to clear a camp, because it was in a way of fast travel I wanted to use. Because of this I found one of the power-up trailers, so I did that one as well. When I knew I was too weak to take on the horde, it seemed logical to do one or two of the camp side missions to level myself and the reputation in said camp to buy better weapons. Unlike you I found the hordes very difficult (perhaps because I was playing on a controller on PS5), but rewarding.
Because of this, I enjoyed the game imensely and honestly was never bored, which is something I have problems with lately even with the best games - for example I cannot finish Horizon Zero Dawn, despite me wanting to do so so badly. I never liked the "Biker Gang" theme anywhere else and was also kinda tired of the zombie trope. However, the story of Days Gone is gripping and enjoyable after the first so-so 4 hours at the beginning.
Definately the biggest surprise on PlayStation 4 for me along with Persona 5. If I had time, I would gladly replay the game just for the story. Still keeping my figers crossed for a sequel, even though it's been said it won't be happening.
Agree completely with this. Down to not being able to finish Horizon. The world in Days gone feels completely different than an Ubisoft world (of which Horizon very much is one). I almost never check the map for things to tick off. Like you I cleared out infestations not to tick off a box, but because I wanted the fast travel. I also stumbled upon Nero camps rather than finding them on the map. To me this game has an open world design far better than most its peers. I would even say that is what sets this game apart.
Completely agree with both of you!
Mort, fantastic video as always. I am sorry you did not like the game too much but I completely understand your point of view. I have enjoyed it so far, but yes I agree. There to many missions that rise and repeat. Clear out nest, do a few fetch missions and progress the story a bit, rinse and repeat.
The most underrated game ever released in my opinion, it has a very nice progression system, rendered beautifully, the story (for me, like you) is the strength, a nice mix of activities, from action and run and gun to stealth and sneak, the models and animations are smooth and the game mechanics is one of the easiest to master. A lot of stuff is standard for an open world, which was a criticism of the game I get it... but what the game does it does well and compliment the story and characters. There is a lot of detail in this game, I call it the Red Dead Redemption 2 of the zombie genre. @13:22 -- You might have missed the detail. The "zombies" are not dead, they were genetically altered by a virus that causes their behavior (classical zombies are reanimated undead). The story goes that the virus spread rapidly and everyone got it, some people recovered with no impact and are now immune (natural immunity that comes after recovering from a natural infection).
This is the only game on PS4 that I went for 100%. Really liked the game and the crafting mechanics how it's fast and easy and you always find ingridients to craft things unlike Fallout NV where you will newer find ingridients to make stuff.
This is one of the best open world games for me. Pc optimization is also amazing unlike most crap that they release on pc these days.
I loved DG, originally played it on PS4, replayed it on the PS5 and had more fun my 2nd time.
Good points all round. I guess with the story one, why would some random biker know the scientific reasons behind why people do or do not catch the virus, or the overarching reasons and causes?
Given the number of immune bikers, it's probably the leather jackets
Question have you reviewed the RPG Alpha Protocol.
The thing with this game is there's too much ammo, and once you pickup all slots for weapons you can't remove any, and I really hate carrying around so many weapons on my back, so on my playthrough when the game came out I never picked up the special weapon slot
so to enjoy horde fights u have to beat all chalanges and side quests? or fighting horde is still fun after just completing main quest and a few side quests?
thx 4 review btw. i heard mostly negative reviews of this game before, but hordes from trailers are still stuck in my head like very cool looking thing.
Its fun either ways, its just that the horde challanges are hard and after you complete them with gold, you get more experienced on how to fight the hordes.
Also its not requiered to do challanges or side-quests to fight hordes. You can even fight some at the start of the game if you want. Its just that you get scared seeing a horde on the first run and would run away rather than fighting them head on.
I remember feeling quite 'meh' for a few hours, but the characters and story grew on me and I ended up really enjoying it a lot through to the end.
bro i finish all the content today after 3 years, i miss this game
Have you reviewed The Last of Us Part 1 whichever is available on PC?
I loved the world. Probably some bias though. This s the only game I've ever played set in my home area. As noah Gervais said, "this game is more oregon that far cry 5 is Montana. And far cry 5 was pretty damn Montana."
One for the algorithm. Keep up the good work, sir.
I decided to give it a try. It’s only 16.50 on sale now.
really appreciate your reviews, hope you keep at it!
with endless following, new cheese would unlock, you could then drag all the hordes to the camps, so no winning there...i like the game, finished it with mostly everything done, but i agree with some of the gripes...i thorougly enjoyed deacon story, so im sad we propably wont get a game like this any time soon
Sorry to hear you did not like this game much. I have completed it (100%) 3 times now, Inc NG+ and had an absolute blast. Easily in my top 5 open world games of all time.
I never said I didn't like it, I enjoyed it
Great Review & on Point, thank you. My Experience in my 6 Hours of DG. as in 10:56 Driving... Wolves jump me.. Driving... Wolves eat me... foraging... Wolves jump me... fighting Infected... killed by Wolves... Driving Route 666 with Elvis in me Ears... Jumped by Wolves and dragged away... What a shitty Game mechanic... Uninstalled the game... Waiting for an Anti-Wolves Mod on Nexus... Cheers Mate
Agree with everything you say. You didn't mention how clunky the controls are.
Mortis i have a question if you are even gonna read this.
I am not a PC expert, i have a 2080 GPU and when i play some games Days Gone included my PC gets Really loud in short bursts.
Is it because my 2080 can not handle Days Gone on ultra?
Sorry for grammar probably i am not a native english speaker.
Hard to say without looking at in person, but it sounds like your fan curve settings. GPUs fans operate on a curve where they ramp up as they come under load. Sometimes this causes the fans to spike up to their highest RPMs if the GPU hits max load even for just a few moments. Try using whatever software came with your GPU to adjust the curve and see if it helps
@@MortismalGaming I really did not expect to get an answer i will try it. Thank you for taking your time to answer me and thank you for making great content.
I have generally noticed reviewers seem to become one of two types. Those who love (or at least claim to in their reviews) everything that is popular, and those who become tired of the same old mechanics and story beats.
I don't mean this as an insult Mort and I hope if you read this you don't take it as such as I like your content. But what your review sounds like to me is you have played so many games like this that it is boring to you now, which is completely understandable. You at least don't sound cynical of anything that isn't completely unique.
Despite playing a lot of games I don't play as many as you review and while I don't disagree with anything in your review I was never at all bothered by how standard some of the gameplay elements were in this game as they are executed very well. The game wasn't long enough to get bored with the side content like a UBISOFT collectaton and the main story broke up the mechanics fairly well. I will agree that the challenge of the hordes disappears near the end, but it was still a pretty cool mechanic.
I just finished all the post-ending of the game.
Man. It was a pretty solid game, but it sure felt rushed at places.
It was close to being awsome.
But slightly janky controls, weird cutscenes, as in the timeing of them
And the blue questionmarks / "points of interest" realy lacked oomph
I played at normal difficulty. And at the end of the game I was invunerable. Had for quite some time aquired all skills I wanted, had a powerful bike and used the same weapons for a dozen hours.
All in all?
3 out of 5
A little more polish. Game balance. Timeing of cutscenes and how the story progresses.
It had the potential to be a strong 4 out 5.
I grew to realy like Deacon and his story, the world they built and I kinda want to take a trip to Oregon now :P
You got to at least play it on hard, so you can not just keep ahead of freakers without stamina...to me thats the biggest flaw/cheat on easy/normal.
I’ve noticed that people knock this game for (obvious/repetitive) game mechanics, and yet when other games have the same or similar fetch quests, themes, combat styles, it’s nbd.
Also the challenges I think are just fun mini games, totally optional and not really worth knocking - tlou2 literally ripped them off and everyone squealed
Will there be a horizon: zero dawn 100% before forbidden west?
probably not
Agree .bought in steam for 10 dollars and it's worth it
Holy shit you did this one fast.
Finally a review on Days Gone that discusses all the things I hated about the game. Well except for the bike, loved that thing, along with the nero missions because they actually had interesting details in them. There were so many reviews that hyped this game up and in my only playthrough this game drove me to delete it twice before I finally finished it. I should state I had the story spoiled so I couldn't appreciate it much.
Edit: Also there is no official mention of immunity to the virus, my best guess is that the virus needs to be in some kind of active form to infect a person and has now switched to a mutagenic one to create the new freakers.
Days Gone is criminally underrated and it’s my first platinum. Days Gone and Ghost of Tsushima are the best PlayStation exclusives imo and are the most deserving of sequels. Yes I platinum both games and 100% them and did so on both PS4 and PS5. I couldn’t care less about horizon zero interest and I’m sick of tlou anymore. Days Gone and Ghost of Tsushima have that replay ability that others do not
I like this game a lot, so i installed some mods, and now i have all hordes increased to 300 freaks plus every time I cross path with a screamer and that b!tch screams a 1000 more freaks apear out of nowhere and join to the other 300 freaks already chaising me 😂.
The bike looks like the most intresting and fun part 🤣 good show!
one the best game ever im playing third time in 2024 :) and bought ps5 just for better fps
The only thing that is explained from a story pov is no one is immune and there is no cure. Really did a good job setting up the sequel. And how about that interaction when you finally get back to your woman. OMG was that horrible, he should have told her to f off.
As much as it felt weird the first time it made complete sense in the story, and I'm surprised you missed it as it's quite spelled out.
@@SilortheBlade But she thought he was dead and yet there is no acknowledgment, she basically acted like it was his fault, no interest, didnt care. It was a very, very, bad scene.
@@me36391 He did leave her behind choosing Boozer over her. They were both injured, yet he choose to stay with Boozer. Did you forget the beginning scene? She could've died from her injuries and he, her husband, wouldn't have been there. I'm more surprised she took him back.
@@zensoredparagonbytes3985 The only way to save her was by placing her on the copter, they were getting over run by zombies, do you remember? And he says saying goodbye, Ill find you. He didnt choose Boozer and the first part is about him never giving up. He finally finds her and its basically like go do this. Really bad.
If u get the time, do review for dead space 2
Game is currently on sale for $16 on Steam worth it?
Yes its worth it, i get mine on PS5👌💯
Struggling to get into this one, and I think your review confirms that I should ditch it.
Too Ubi, the acting is rough, and the action is mediocre.
Thanks man.
I enjoyed the game. Yes, all games can be improved.... but then they may end up like Star Citizen and be in constant development.
"Needed this."
nice
Story is meh at best but the horde battles were super fun and intense
Best review
They moment i found out she is where she is(don't wanna spoiler much for those who didn't play) whole immersion got fucked up i did one mission after this and couldn't play anymore i think SHE is the weakest point of the game
"A day of my life that I will never get back" pretty much sums the game up for me. Honestly felt like a giant waste of time. The story was not my cup of tea and developed somewhat slowly so I dropped the game roughly halfway through. My only regret not doing it sooner. That being said it still has that sony first party fidelity to it, but that alone doesn't cut it for me anymore, and honestly is no longer what I look for in a game.
It so boring at first but when you unlock half of content it become very fun to play then it become boring again after 70-80% of story since everything become too easy after that point
great game
Now I don’t wanna 100% it
The stealth gameplay is why I love this game. If I can’t stealth my way through the enemies I don’t wanna play the game.
It needed more NERO
For the negative should have just said Ubisoft. You can pick up a game 30 years ago until today and they all use the same boring formula. The only ting different being new story and the setting. Pretty amazing that people still buy their games.
It borrows some elements of Ubisucks openworld design like the tower map unfogging and repetitive side missions. But it's more akin to Mad Max with the resource scavenging for scrap to repair the bike and the fuel depletion of the bike, and ammo/bombs crafting. That, the story, and taking on the hordes, is what can make it an enjoyable experience. If you buy it into those premises. I don't like zombie games but this one is the exception because of those elements. How the side missions are presented to you is what falls short in this game, and how repetitive they can be in their objectives like in the ubisuck games.
The numerous bugs at launch is what did hurt the game sales the most.
@@zensoredparagonbytes3985 The only thing worth playing was Blood Dragon, a mod for Far Cry 3. At least it was over the top, fun, which made the boring formula playable. Plus Michael Biehn voices the main character. He's always a win.
Why does everybody call it the Ubi formula they didnt come up with those ideas they just abused the crap out of them, even their formula is an unoriginal idea
Coz it is. You only need to watch gameplay for a few moments to realize this, if you've played any of Ubisoft games that is.
i just cant get hyped for any zombie game
Well yeah, disagree a little bit. In my top 20 games of all time.
Even if it's really good, I just avoid games that are AAA-style human on human, guns, cars/motorcycles, etc. You know, basically reality. Or the fantasy of someone with very grounded in reality imagination. I really prefer games with fantasy/sci-fi or otherwise "out there" elements. I need that in my escapism. So...I've never really played any games like this. Sure, I've tried them out at friend's houses or whatever. But I've never purchased one. I'm the same way with the fiction I read and (mostly) the shows/movies I watch.
Even RDR2 is too "normal" for me. And everyone says that game is amazing.
RDR2 is amazing for its exploration, and how real life like animals in nature behave. Which give the hunting for crafting/resources an extra layer. The long story and the side missions are also interesting. For more immersion I recommend it to be played in 1st person, and loving and taking care of your horse like it's your wife. I recommend RDR2 only if you like spending long times in nature. Lots of horse riding.