Simply my favorite open world game to live in. I don’t even like massive open world games but this one hooked me. Enough said.
Is up there with my favourite RPG's Witcher 3 and ES Oblivion. Highly recommend.
It's a great game with a ton of amazing content. The controls are a little sluggish, that aside it's been adventurous fun that has me making pits stops and random side quests that keep me forgetting there's a great stpry i need to follow.
Bought it 4 days ago, 35 hours in, still in the tutorial. Best gaming epreience of the year.
Crimson Desert is, for me, a true masterpiece. Despite a slightly rough start, it quickly reveals a unique charm and impresses with its world, strong gameplay, and incredible level of freedom.
It brought back a feeling I hadn’t experienced in over a decade: that childlike sense of wonder where you completely
immense... it satisfies every player's taste, the developers are committed to constantly improving the game, even with multiple patches per day. An MMORPG without the anxiety and rush of leveling up your character like in multiplayer.
This game indeed is the best game ever made!
It's a masterpiece!
This game takes many great game mechanics and bundles together a masterpiece. While there's room for improvement it doesn't take away from the many awesome things you can do.
i can say that this game will change game industry and for good , it gave gamers everything they needed , pearl abyss support team is one of the most responsive. game itself has everything from character buildup to story buildup, exploration is unique, i can say that i'm in
Complete combo of all your favorite single player mechanics in an world that seems to always be expanding.
The story is unbearable. The missions are disjointed—they just appear without anyone giving them to you, like constant errands handed out by an omniscient narrator. It’s hard to follow the enemies’ motivations or even understand why you’re fighting. And yes, looking for a cow is part of the main story.
It starts slow. Really slow, and honestly kind of weird at first. The first dozens of hours almost feel like one long tutorial, where the game doesn’t really explain much and just expects you to figure things out on your own.
Then something clicks.
The more you play, the more comfortable you
Crimson Desert looks like it should be incredible. It isn’t.
Beneath the flashy visuals is a game that feels clunky, unfocused, and oddly unfinished. Movement lacks precision, combat lacks consistency, and basic interactions often feel like you’re fighting the controls more than the enemies.
The combat system feels unpredictable and sluggish. Hits