After 410 hours, completing all achievements and still places to explore and things to do. What an amazing game. Best value for money, best devs of the decade with the frequent updates! This is now my favorite single player game of all time, in 40 years of gaming!
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Crimson Desert is one of those games that leaves you with a strange feeling. From a technical standpoint, it’s an absolute visual spectacle: the open world is massive, richly detailed, and visually stunning, with environments that constantly encourage exploration. Graphically, there’s very little to criticize, and this is precisely where
Damian’s is an absolute trash character and the game forces you to play her. The game’s combat system and enemy design is a bunch of junk gimmicks stuffed together. Trash game doesn’t match the mark at all
Crimson Desert is an incredibly ambitious open-world action-adventure from Pearl Abyss that delivers one of the most visually spectacular and immersive experiences of the year.
A completely pointless game for people who enjoy uselessly wasting their time!
This game is exceptional and despite its flaws and occasionally janky performance (especially graphically), I can't stop playing. 196 hours in and I'm at about 65% completion, and my interest has yet to wane. When this game is good it's fabulous. Pearl Abyss has been incredible with their support and
Complete disappointment. A shallow, boring and problematic game.
A game with a story this abysmal should remain an MMO for those who like such drivel.
Spend time with it, don't rush and enjoy the ride... It's a long one. Games like this don't come out very often so cherish the experience. Once you're used to the mechanics and combats it's unmatched in graphics, quests and pure escapism. Superb game.
This game reveals enormous potential. Its combat system is visceral and dynamic, and its open world is visually stunning. The story takes a little while to get going, and the multitude of mechanics can seem complex at first, but once mastered, the immersion is total. The more I play the