Évaluations récentes de ɖɛʋǟɖǟȶȶǟ ɮǟʀǟӄǟ

Get LFD2 you get all the same missions and that's where everyone is playing this game. Fun!!

Great game with all of it's extra additions.

This was the other good one

Heavily flawed game with awesome ideas. Exploiting press turns is fun. The fusion mechanic could be it's own game. The random encounters have a rhythm to them that gets satisfying in practice, and knowing how to time them makes each step count when traversing a dungeon. The dungeons have various puzzles which are a mixed bag, but fun for the most part.

The story is more fun to speculate than it is to experience. Like most SMT games, it likes to smoke it's own pipe over philosophy and ethics. I like that the endings in this one are "reasons" instead of alignments this time, it's a nice change of pace away from "angel authoritarians vs demon anarchists or Taoist neutral route."

I love this game, but get Scholar of the First Sin instead.

Blade Symphony has different ways to suit your needs to become a master of swords. You can hit three times per second, or slowly build devastating strikes to defeat your opponents. Textures are a bit muddy at times, but it's a great game, if you can find people to play with.

I had some pretty low expectations for this game, and it bored the hell out of me. The sound barely worked, the graphics are generic but pretty, and the gameplay is slow as hell. I would have loved this game if it had a tutorial and a jump button but I don't think these guys could be asked.

This game big stupid dumb. It's one of my favorites. I can really recommend it if you like stuff that's "so bad it's good" as the story and aesthetics of the game are all over the place.

The fans are right that it's inferior to the mainline Devil May Cry series in terms of gameplay, but it does have some interesting ideas that made it into the fifth game. The arsenal is nice, pacing is great (although lacking a turbo mode), and I personally love the grappling mechanic used for pulling around enemies plus navigating the environment.

The story is based on the idea that the world is controlled through debt (anybody ever read the Death Grips book?) but it's demons who are the central bankers. There's a lot of cool schizo parallels between real world conspiracies and demonology. The writing and dialogue that carries all the cool ideas in the story is awful, laughably bad, and sometimes astoundingly confident in how cool it thinks it is.

The aesthetics in this game are also messy. The level design is mostly linear with some neat gimmicks here and there. The way the environments themselves are designed are very dreamlike and fun to navigate; they're not all perfect but there were a few I felt like I could get lost in just for fun. There's very hit and miss costume design. Donte's fit is pretty cool, but longcoat Vorgil with a hat that looks too small for his head(?) The music in this game is also pretty mid. I like the soundtrack as a guilty pleasure but I mostly listened to my own music to this game (fast paced metal, punk, noise music reccomended).

TW: Here's a paragraph about the fetus boss fight. It's my favorite part of the game. How the heck did this make it into the game. You straight up beat a demon fetus to death while it's still attached to it's mother. I personally found it hilariously edgy. The way it's handled is messy though, because they wanted Donte to seem like a "good guy" even though he's more of a "antihero." Vorgil ends up aborting the kid with via shooting the mother in the stomach (because kind of spoiler: he da REAL BAD GUY). Even with all the run around, I still remember it as "the abortion boss fight in DmC, oh yeah that was a thing."

Overall this game is very flawed. It's reputation of being the worst game in the series is kind of deserved. If you can accept it for what it is as a failed spin-off of the series, you might find a lot to enjoy.

Great game. It can be a little hard, especially when building your character, but it's very much worth it if you own a controller.

It's kind of "so bad it's good." Charmingly overambitious, but clunky, buggy, and repetitive. It's fun to laugh at how awkward the animations and voice acting are. Character models get overused making it hard to make the side quests as enjoyable as the other two games. Then again, the story caught me off guard quite a few times and was pretty thought provoking throughout. I'd recommend this if you're a fan of the games, but you may not like it if you enjoyed the books as this game retcons a bunch of stuff that it backpedals on in the other two games (what a mess). Importing your saved game into Witcher two carries over several choices you made, a handfull of items, and a bit of coin.