This feels like a game made by AI. It's so generic, soulless and boring. Cardboard characters, dumb fetch quests, absurd story. It looks beautiful, but it's the most empty game I've ever played.
It has its faults – the devs seem to be fully aware of and willing to quickly fix – but it's a masterpiece. I haven't felt that excited about exploring a game since Elden Ring, and earlier RDR2, Zelda BoTW or Witcher 3.
The world of Pywel is immersive and full of life. Crimson Desert's Open World is full of things to do, you'll never get bored.
I absolutely love this game and highly recommend to anybody looking for a vibrant, expansive open world with slice of just about everything packed into one, well worth full price, package.
Incredible open world, gameplay systems, and exploration. Story is just a vehicle to see the world and for big action set pieces. Bugs and quality of life hold this back.
Graphics are obviously insane, everyone knows that. But ngl, the thing people are MASSIVELY sleeping on is the sound design. It's genuinely some of the best I've ever heard in a game. Please, I'm begging you, use headphones or earbuds. Don't be the guy running this through a $10 Bluetooth
Despite its clunky controls and uncomfortable UI, the overall experience in vast fantasy world is really something.
Took a quite a bit of time to adjust, but it was worth my time.
I'm really enjoying the world.
Amazing gamefull of details in an open world rich of details with gorgeus graphics if you have the hardware to run it, but also even in medium settings or consoles the game looks pretty well
This is a game to enjoy the open world and enjoy the road to your objectives,
Game is beautiful. Story is there but don't expect a very good one. If you want to explore and solve puzzles, this is the game. So relaxing and a lot of things to do. You can build your own town from scratch, you have your own house. You gather your
This is already an awsome game...just a few patches away from being perfect
A weird game where it's obvious the designers didn't think much about building a fun and thoughtful experience. Instead, things appear in this game because the developers saw them in other games first.
Pure ambition to deliver this experience is awesome. Is ts Flawed ?Yes,Is it a masterpiece?No,But when the developers are set and done, I believe only few games will complete with this one
Reliving my memories of exploration of the TES3 Morrowind. Huge and beautiful world full of mysteries is not guiding you to the next question mark or tower, but makes you discover the long forgotten curiosity. Great for those players who are tired of “junk food”/“mass market”/“Modern triple A” games.
If you want an absolutely insane world to explore and a true next level sandbox experience, this game has it in spades. There is certainly a level of buy in and investment required on the players part to get to that "let off the leash" moment. So far however, it
The hate for this game at release feels so forced by people who dont want anything new to be successful.
Yes it has it's cons. Of course. Every game has them. But the pros are WAY heavier! The world and the exploration is stunning!
The game has its strange mechanical quirks and a story more boring than Spring Breakers. But the gameplay and exploration is giving me 10/10 levels of enjoyment.
Honestly, Crimson Desert was a very disappointing experience for me.
The game suffers from clear design issues, especially when it comes to side quests. Most of them are extremely boring and repetitive, to the point where it feels like you're just doing the same thing over and over with no real
The game controls are confusing and unenjoyable, the interface, inventory system, and progression are simple and meaningless like an MMO, with independent, unproductive activities. It's a game that tries to be everything but ends up being nothing.