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I'm pleasantly surprised by how good playing this game feels. It seemed like in the past, people who laid hands on it before the release didn’t have glowing things to say about it.

But it looks like they’ve pulled together into a game that plays exceptionally well. I’d just qualify that statement with that it might be weird playing this game now having not played past games that this group of people have made. If you put this game right next to modern stuff inspired by Symphony of the Night, it might feel dated in some of the way it moves or goes about gameplay stuff.
The music and art for the game are also excellent. I don’t have much negative to say about any aspect of it.

Personally, I haven’t had any technical issues with it either. It’s always ran smooth and I’ve not had any crashes.

This game will always kind of be the System Shock sequel we never got while still standing out and doing it's own thing.
It's now made even better by a great DLC that is on sale right now for the holiday. You can sink a lot of time into this between the two things and get a lot of enjoyment out of it.

A huge improvement on the first game in every way.
The game hates the player a lot less in that you can choose what to craft, but you’re always going to feel like those things you choose to craft/use are still very limited and each one counts. The world is big enough that it has some room to explore when you want to, and you’re almost always rewarded for doing it. Also the stealth aspect of things is improved upon enough that it feels much better.

The story is where this game really shines though. It’s well presented and keeps a good pace of furthering the plot while also giving you time to explore the world.

What I feel like takes this game from being good to being great though is the way things conclude. I feel like very often in any form of entertainment, the end doesn’t live up to the journey and it’s forgivable because the journey was fun or interesting. The end of this game is very strong. It concludes in a really satisfying way and answers just about anything the plot has to wrap up. Also, the way that the game switches between two things happening at the same time in the conclusion is done with a great sense of presentation. To me this is one of the stronger endings that I can remember in recent games.

This game is deserving of all of the positive reviews. It's fun, the systems are engaging, and it's charming as hell.

A solid port of a classic game.

There are some framerate issues with the prerendered cinematics, but the performance is there where it counts in the gameplay.

The game itself looks sharp and detailed and the framerate is steady for my machine.

I’ve really enjoyed what I’ve played of this so far.
It gives a really nice vibe of symphony of the night in controls and appearance. There is also a system similar to Rogue Legacy where you unlock persistent items to be found randomly in the world as well as increasing the stats on those items through killing enemies and upgrading between levels.
Also similar to Rogue legacy is money that you get over the course of each level and use to purchase items from shops you find.
I’ve seen about 4-5 separate levels so far that have pretty distinct looks, enemies, and dangers to avoid. I’ve also come across one boss so far that was challenging in a good/fun way.
If you enjoy Rouge-like games and/or the Souls series of games, I think this is well worth a shot to support further development.

This game does something very hard. It takes a series as old as Doom and gives it modern gameplay elements that make sense. The game feels like a throwback, but also a modern fps. The combat feels great and has a good flow to it. It encourages you to string together as many kills /executions as possible and gives you a good enemy count to make that happen with.

I love this game, but this is why you pull review copies from people that would be out ahead of your game's release saying that it's broken.
They'd rather release a broken PC version day and date with consoles and fix it after the fact to maximize preorders.

I hope to give this a positive review after the patch. This is still Bethesda making the choice to benefit over the customer, but the game ideally shouldn't suffer in reviews for that.

This will probably be the last thing that I pre-order from this publisher though.

An excellent and precise 2D platformer with a ton of personality and style in its look, play, and sound.

They actually went back and removed the line where they said that they aspired to bring an experience on par with the console versions to the PC platform. I guess people had just thrown it back at them too many times.

But, if duplicating an experience on superior hardware that can run laps around consoles is your best case scenario, maybe just don’t bother doing it in the first place at all.