good game

An older game but pretty fun.

es una mierda

Nice game, once you get use to the camera.

I have yet to downgrade my score to this game. I bought this off a whim. I'm trying to find quality priced games no matter the age of the title.
I bought this because of the positive review. I'm still very mediocre at adventure platforms (I really enjoyed Nathan Drakes series). I did enjoy other hack/slash/puzzle platforms. I didn't really enjoy Last of Us nor did I really enjoy. This luckily falls right in the cracks of those. It's very exciting. A story that develops as you go, and lots and lots of wild action (camera angles). I haven't finished it yet but the character that leads you along this mystical journey has you daring your life (feels like she almost killed me 80 times!). I'm enjoying how easy is easy. Totally recommend for an oldschool game that shines and has well thought out actioin/puzzles. I can see why it was on 360/ps3 but totally fits with my current rig.

I've played through this game multiple times, first on Xbox 360 and then later on PC, and even nearly 15 years after its release, it still holds up in terms of gameplay, story, and aesthetics.

A modern spin on the classic literary tale "Journey to the West," Andy Serkis and Lindsey Shaw deliver stellar performances as Monkey and Trip, respectively. Considered mediocre at the time of its release (smack in the middle of what many consider to be the 'Golden Age' of AAA gaming) due to its "linear level design" and "simplistic, basic combat," "Enslaved: Odyssey to the West" nonetheless endures as a throwback to a time when games existed simply to entertain you, not force an agenda down your throat or bleed your wallet dry with endless microtransactions and battle passes, and is highly recommended for anyone who enjoys single player, story-driven action/adventure games in the vein of Naughty Dog or similar developers.

I miss this kind of games, tbh I have never heard of this game until yesterday, I bought it without hesitation. The main character reminds me a lot of Bulletstorm, which is a game I should replay.

This should not be verified for Steam Deck, the default settings triggered a completely game breaking bug that has existed since its 2014 release. At the very least downgrade its status to yellow with the info that to pass certain points in the game you'll have to mess around with the settings.

I bought this 10 years ago, only got to chapter 3 by my achievements, now I'm wondering did I encounter the exact same bug that has put me off playing now, sure there is a fix apparently by raising the setting to high and it fixes it but if thats the case to be verified (green) on Steam deck the settings it should run on is that, if it can't then its not good enough.

And to be honest its just put me off a game I feel is so incredible mid, that frustrates with the erratic nature of what you can and can't climb over and jump off, it makes the movement so unpleasant and frankly that feels like its 90% of its personality. The leveling system is so pointless and unimaginative, nothing for melee or movement and just tiers of tiers of a small set of other upgrades. And worst of all it has what is probably my most hated trope in all media "I didn't have a choice", no you always do and X character choose to be a monster in several horrific acts...but thats alright then (and I get the feeling theres a blooming love story there, nothing says romantic like abuse and endangering someones life for entirely selfish manipulative reasons, *wretch*)

So no, screw it, if this game wants to fight me on playing it, I just can't be bothered and am moving on to the rest of the backlog. Should have been enough of a clue I started it, played 2 chapters then waited 10 years to do the same thing and be put off again.