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4/10 You get three superstar actors to play main roles in your game and then get them to do this? The game opens up and for the first few minutes you're thinking oh this is an interesting premise, the gameplay loop is kind of fun, I wonder where this will go. Nowhere. Absolutely nowhere. There are like 5 different endings and they're all bad. Gameplay is the same 5 minutes over and over and over and over with miroscopic changes and then zero payoff.
7/10 -1 point for that elephant, -2 because idgiaf about your marriage YOU BOTH SUCK
9/10 From Software proves that they can do whatever the fuck they want with a soulslike and knock it in to the next astral plane, placing Elden RIng on it's throne next to the other titles.
10/10 Man, I like games and whatever but Inscryption inspired a hunger in me that I haven't felt in years. When I wasn't playing it I was constantly thinking about it. I can't say enough good things about it and I also cannot say anything about it because the less you know the better. I still cannot get it out of my mind. Incredible game.
8/10 Good but I spent a lot of time thinking about how the sequel is going to be so much better. I hope it is, tighter controls, deeper combat and a slightly more focused story-line would really make a game for the ages.
9/10 Started playing to unlock Operators but was pleasantly surprised with how fun it was. Your little rag-tag group flies around the world and stops The Terrorist before The Bomb goes off. However, it's the fun set pieces and characterization that makes it enjoyable. Having played the MW Remaster quite recently, I really did not enjoy the game cycle of killing 40-50 men and then pushing up to a building to do the same. This game has you doing much more and changes the location from outside, to close quarters, to stealthy takedowns quick enough that you never get fully bored. That on top of the set pieces such as sniping, controlling vehicles and chases. Mission Impossible with Jarheads Loses a point for being buggy as fuck.
