Recent reviews by Ryu

Honestly just buy The Killing Antidote instead. It's the same unreal engine slop, but better in every single aspect, even pricing. It's the same price TKA should be, as its just an asset flip, but somehow it manages to be way worse in every aspect. Also it has the sexual content tag, but there is not even nudity in this game. It's really just whack. I know why youre here... just buy Project Werewulf mate (it's hand crafted and better than both this slop and TKA). It's also extremely ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ optimized, i wouldnt be surpsised if this was a chinese bitcoin miner at this point.

Get it if its on a discount, but otherwise forget it exists, its inferior in every way to the original Dishonored 2, yet it costs the same. you can play through it in roughly 4 hours.

It's really just fine.

It's pretty difficult early on, but as you unlock all the cards and upgrade them it gets better. In terms of progression however, this kind of sucks, because you unlock all the cards before you get into the midgame, and there is essentially no progress after that. The cards you get will automatically be added to your deck, even though you're supposedly limited to 20 cards (idk).

It would be a huge improvement for the game is there were newer cards from midway through, also if you take a card out of your deck, it wouldnt put you right back at the top of the list (because you would typically want want to take out the lower tier cards that are at the bottom)

The "dungeons" seem randomly generated, but you would typically want to take the one route (that is mostly consistent in all of them) that has the least amount of encounters, and also has a tent to heal up, because you having a potion is honestly the best case scenario. Why you may ask? Because they take up a whole item slot, of which there are a total of six, and this makes the endgame kind of difficult, because you have to choose between max health, health potions, more cards in your hand (Which you want), more energy (which you want at least two seals of), or the armor potion. I ended up almost never using the energy potion or the card drawing potion, because they are VASTLY outclassed by everything else. (there is essentially no point in using the energy potion in most cases, because you will have no cards to play).

The deck diversity is kind of lacking also, because the physical damage cards are also vastly superior to the magic damage ones.

You're probably not here to read about the gameplay though, yes the porn is good and well animated, and there is also an autoplay option.

What can I say... It is my second playthrough of this game, I played it on release when it came out on Xbox Gamepass. At the time it was somewhat "poorly" optimized, and by that i mean frame generation just straight up didn't work and it was my main nitpick with the game. It does work now, and it runs SIGNIFICANTLY better too.

The gameplay is top notch, and honestly I don't really see why people complained about it, instead of dodging and jumping now you have to parry, and just as Eternal, this game also has a rhythm. The gameplay loop is simply great.

People complained in Eternal, that we can't use the mechs. We can use the mechs now, yet people complain. Yes those parts have very simple mechanics, but if you can't appreciate punching demons the size of the Eiffel tower, in a mech, I think there is something wrong with You as a person not the game. The dragon sections were great, simple mechanics, but very satisfying. People tend to hover over the fact that you get to ride a freaking cyberdragon in a semi-open world map.

There is a story now, and I saw people complain about that too. We have cinematics with the characters loredumping, which, I think is a better addition than having to read codexes to get background knowledge about whatever the ♥♥♥♥ happened in the past. The game takes itself seriously yes, but in the end you're just a cool dude doing cool ♥♥♥♥ to cool music.

There were "tower sections" yes, but again if you cant appreciate nuking titans the size of the Eiffel tower with a high powered machinegun/cannon, you're the issue, not the game.

The music, yes, it's not Mick Gordon, and no it's just simply not as good, but i found the soundtrack oddly fitting to the medeivalesque setting, it's really giving Painkiller vibes.

I think all the components that would be somewhat mediocre, altogether made a pretty good game. It's slower paced than Eternal, you have less mobility, but considering the less high-tech setting of the world, I believe it's completely reasonable.

The game is great, and people will always find something to complain about, but don't let that deter you, Slayer.

It is absolutely a must-get for the price. Disclaimer, as I don't usually play games of this genre, I played the game on easy, and yet occasionally it was still challenging. The game has well designed, big maps, and in the early chapters it also requires lots of backtracking, but it's clearly apparent that the developer got better and better at map design. The last chapters were more or less linear, which was a welcome change of pace.

The character customization is great, you can really make the character your own, with different unlockable outfits too. You get, what is objectively the game's best outfit pretty early on , but there is certainly something for everybody. The game contans 0 NSFW content.

The weapons feel absolutely great, the upgraded pistol will do great even in later stages of the game, the shotgun is CHUNKY, and the hammer is an absolute blast to use.

The enemy variety is, in my opinion perfect, if there were any more of them, the game would seem crowded.

The extra game modes are what you'd expect, the enemies are reskinned according to the appropriate thematic of each challenge. Most of them were great, except for the forest one, that just seemed off as the map was way too big and the enemies came way too slow.

There is a challenging boss fight at the end of every stage, and you are given the resources to deal with them.

Cons:
- I feel like the game could use a stop/execution button, so the player doesn't have to waste ammo or get hit by heavily damaged opponents that are already on the ground - the melee hit detection is kind of whack.
- Could use some objective markers for the security cannisters in the first chapter, they seemed very randomly placed and i was wandering for about an hour getting all three
- The codes are pretty missable for doors and lockers, and the input interface is just plain weird.
- The game runs generally great, but sometimes I got huge FPS drops for no reason, especially in the last chapter, now this could be a me-issue, but i find it unlikely as the game ran 90-120 FPS most of the time, so must have been a spawning issue or something. The FPS also drops in open areas, which is probably the game's fault, then again, I'm not sure.
- The game works best in enclosed spaces where your movement is limited, hence some challenge maps don't seem all that challenging, due to the map layout.

Overall though, great game, absolutely worth the price, looks and plays good, and as I've seen it's still getting updated by the dev. Solid 8/10.

Absolutely do play this game.

Honestly it's like Valorant but with Call ofDuty mechanics which makes the game infinitely better, because people actually die if you shoot them (I know, skill issue, i was bad at counterstrike also). Goofy cards, very refreshing, especially considering that its a recent realease.

You can put cat stickers on EVERYTHING. Game is great.

Don't.

Edit: Still don't.

Edit 2: It's an even harder no