Ooh... Witcher 4. Trailer is the old skool CG bullshots but it looks good at least.
Stars Ciri.
If Night Reign does not have single player, I am 100% out on it. I was disappointed to read it's a "co-op survival" game.
I'm also 100% out if it's F2P and is a "live service" type of game.
I will most likely be out on it then.From said that you can play it solo. Does look Live Service tho.
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Gotta say, this sounds pretty disappointing to me.
It doesn't really play much like Sekiro. I'd say it's more Witcher 3 than Sekiro in that it has an awesome story, is in a big open world that's pretty impressive graphically (much much moreso than Sekiro), and has a ton of cool side quests. Probably better combat than Witcher 3 (swordfighting is good but not Sekiro good), worse sidequests. You can either play it as an honorable samurai challenging everyone to showdowns or as a ninja assassin. The honorable route is much better IMO because you can do big standoffs where you get these cinematic combo kills while the ninja route plays like a really old Assassins Creed game with the same piss-poor AI and isn't very interesting IMO. I highly recommend the game, it's a blast, but if it's not what you're playing next after Sekiro I wouldn't pay $48 to bury it in your backlog. I have done that so many times buying a game for $50 or $60 only to put it in the backlog and then by the time I play it the game is on sale for $20 on Steam. But if you're ready to play it in the next few weeks it's definitely worth $48.Hey guys. Hope everyone is looking forward to Christmas and the Holidays!
On that note, I noticed Steam has Ghost of Tsushima on sale for 20% off. Worth buying for the PC? I've just started playing Sekiro and having a blast playing it, while marveling at the beautiful scenery.
Would Ghost of T be redundant, since both are based on the Feudal Japan backdrop. How's the combat? Is it similar to Sekiro or more of the the just "point and mash button" variety?
Thanks.
It doesn't really play much like Sekiro. I'd say it's more Witcher 3 than Sekiro in that it has an awesome story, is in a big open world that's pretty impressive graphically (much much moreso than Sekiro), and has a ton of cool side quests. Probably better combat than Witcher 3 (swordfighting is good but not Sekiro good), worse sidequests. You can either play it as an honorable samurai challenging everyone to showdowns or as a ninja assassin. The honorable route is much better IMO because you can do big standoffs where you get these cinematic combo kills while the ninja route plays like a really old Assassins Creed game with the same piss-poor AI and isn't very interesting IMO. I highly recommend the game, it's a blast, but if it's not what you're playing next after Sekiro I wouldn't pay $48 to bury it in your backlog. I have done that so many times buying a game for $50 or $60 only to put it in the backlog and then by the time I play it the game is on sale for $20 on Steam. But if you're ready to play it in the next few weeks it's definitely worth $48.
Yeah Sifu is amazing, though not sure I'd play another hardcore fighting game like Sekiro again right after finishing Sekiro. Usually like to play different style of games after finishing one. Then again I'm currently playing through Persona 3 Reload's DLC and the next two games at the top of my backlog are turn based RPG also (Like a Dragon Infinite Wealth and Shin Megami Tensei V Vengeance). Though I'll probably play Indiana Jones next just because it's on Game Pass and I had to get a month of it to claim the P3R DLC and still have 3+ weeks of the sub left while being nearly done with P3R.PS - Also, picked up Sifu on sale for about $15, so that could be next. If I recall, you recommended the game? I'm looking forward to playing Sifu shortly post Sekiro.
Yeah Sifu is amazing, though not sure I'd play another hardcore fighting game like Sekiro again right after finishing Sekiro. Usually like to play different style of games after finishing one.
Speaking of skill checks… got Armored Core 6 for Christmas and wtf were they thinking on the tutorial boss?
I get skill checks but a boss that flies and can leave the combat zone (you can’t) and can continue to fire at you? That needs one specific (melee stun) strategy to beat since you me gun and mistakes aren’t up for the task? Smh.
I’d read it was silly but not the strat before getting there and managed to clear it on my fourth attempt but it felt way more like button mashing than actually strategic on my part given the 10 minutes or so I had played up to that point. Clearing it was more like “jeebus wtf was that” than satisfying - if I hadn’t read about it I would have thought for sure this was a battle I needed to lose to progress the story, even the bot radio chatter that foreshadowed the fight intimated as much. And, you know. From Soft.
It’s just a weird way to start a game.
Dude, its a Fromsoftware game. Of course its gonna be weird and hard.Speaking of skill checks… got Armored Core 6 for Christmas and wtf were they thinking on the tutorial boss?
I get skill checks but a boss that flies and can leave the combat zone (you can’t) and can continue to fire at you? That needs one specific (melee stun) strategy to beat since you me gun and mistakes aren’t up for the task? Smh.
I’d read it was silly but not the strat before getting there and managed to clear it on my fourth attempt but it felt way more like button mashing than actually strategic on my part given the 10 minutes or so I had played up to that point. Clearing it was more like “jeebus wtf was that” than satisfying - if I hadn’t read about it I would have thought for sure this was a battle I needed to lose to progress the story, even the bot radio chatter that foreshadowed the fight intimated as much. And, you know. From Soft.
It’s just a weird way to start a game.
Dude, its a Fromsoftware game. Of course its gonna be weird and hard.