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A sci-fi soulslike built around grinding enemy limbs: you collect 10 identical arms, turn them into a super version of the enemy's arm and go smash everyone with it =) You're a cyborg here, and you also have a torso, a second arm, legs and a head. After the dull Souls

The story is pretty dull, even for a game that only lasts 2 hours. It barely branches off in different directions, so your choices don't take it very far. It's playable, but it's only really worth playing with your friends, when you can make the choices together and talk about

Everything's fine, but it feels kind of stuffy, like the game is missing music and pace, or maybe some flexibility. It's a strange mix: you keep wanting to come back to it, but it's impossible to play it in one long session. After a while it starts to drag, so

It drags on a bit, but overall it's a well-balanced game for co-op. It's a good pick for playing together with someone who's only just getting into games. But it's definitely not for a hardcore party: if your group is after a real challenge, you won't find it here, and

It's a technical mess. Why, a year and a half after release, does the game still have problems with dialogue getting cut off? Invisible walls, items you can't loot? Where is any post-release support at all? It's sad, because these bugs keep pulling you out of the experience every single

Overall, not bad, but the fact that there are frequent, real crashes in co-op, and not a single hour goes by without them, is terrible. The game is definitely not about the story, and that's its biggest minus. Otherwise, it's a decent game that could have been a 6. But

For me, this is my first game about the Saints. And you know what? I liked this game as a GTA-like game, but it's not GTA at all. Just a different game. But I find it strange to hide the most fun stuff behind pretty tough challenges that you really

It's space, so it should be good, but the story didn't impress me. And there's nothing else in the game, just the space aesthetic... and on top of that, in quality mode on PS5 it lags. Space alone isn't enough to carry a whole game when the story doesn't work,

I tried Journey 3*, so to speak: Sword of the Sea. It came with my subscription. And... Compared to Journey 2, namely Children of the Light, Sword of the Sea is not Journey at all. What I expected from the game: - a faster journey, since we're on a skateboard (sword), one

Overall, as a casual take on an arcade past, the game is not bad, but it's too monotonous for so many hours of playing in a row. It gets tedious even in co-op. It's fun in short sessions, but when you try to play for a long time, you start

Not the best changes in the threequel compared to the sequel, but overall the game is good. Not the best one to start with, since in some places it seems to rely heavily on what you know from the second part. But it's a nicely shaken-up installment. I hope the

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A strange walking simulator that tells a story about the psychology of a game developer and about creative impotence, that state when you just can't create anymore. There's not much more to it than that: you walk, and the whole thing is about what goes on inside the head of