It’s a BOTW style game with better graphics and an unbelievably huge world.
Nuff said.
This game is a juggernaut of exploration and just overall fun. Haven’t felt like this in an open world since Elden ring. Plus the devs are actually listening to player feedback and adding quality of life improvements and new features super quick. You’ll definitely get your moneys worth with this
Game is too easy and uninteresting after recent patches. Should add hard difficulty before destroying the game and making it unenjoyable with 0 challenge
Stated a little slow (3.5/5) but after 5+ hours it really opens up and is my favorite world I have ever played for exploration 5/5!!!
I think this actually might be the best game I've ever played. What a masterpiece
Jogo maravilhoso tem muito a ser explorado ainda, não descobrir nem 10% do jogo com 18 horas.
Gameplay 10, jogo cativante.
Great game, solid combat, beautiful exploration, have many contents and features to explore. Wide maps!
The map is amazing. So immersive and never a dull moment, youre always wanting to see whats behind that next mountain ridge. Best open world game I have ever played, gonna be a tough competitor for GTA VI for GOTY
This is simply one of the best open worlds I have ever had the pleasure to play in.
Biggest Open world ever ! How big ? Well after dozens of hours trying to find the fun, I'm still searching... That's how
All probabilities are so flimsy that it is better not to have them.
There's a lot to do, but there's absolutely no depth to it all.
Although it is a role playing game, there is no real sense of depth at all.
If it's going to be like this, let's make it a
Great game that is only getting better. I honestly would say it has quite a bit in common with Witcher 3. More involved quests that make even side quest fell more alive. Combat like with the Witcher 3 is not bad but I would say is serviceable and that gets
Best open world adventure i ever played! Top 5 game of my life
Crimson Desert is the definition of a "diamond in the rough." While it currently suffers from some of the most jarring onboarding and narrative delivery I’ve experienced in an open-world game, the sheer level of immersion it offers is something very few titles have ever achieved. It provides a truly