Reseñas recientes de Chulalongkorn

The last armored core game I've played was more than a decade ago, Armored Core: Master of Arena. I was still in highschool then. It made me imagine all sorts of things what an AC could do and how cool would it look like. This game manifested everything I thought when I was at that age. Smooth gameplay with a nihilistic world.

It's an extremely engaging game. I had a good sum of fun with it. My only complaint is the extreme difficulty spike in the epilogue, it becomes extremely unfun. Unique enemies just one hit you, if they don't, it takes less than 2 seconds. Some of them can kill you without delay just by approaching you. I don't mind that they're tanky but being able to kill you in a blink of an eye is not a good way to enjoy this game. Still, I recommend playing this right until the epilogue. Once you reach to epilogue, it's a matter of min maxing your build rather than making stupid fun builds to enjoy the game.

All the negative reviews I've seen were very specific nit picks. I've just started playing and I can tell I'm gonna pour in at least 500 hours into this. I loved divinity original sin 2. I'm gonna love this

Damn good remake. My only complains:
- impaling necromorphs, using kinesis, feels a lot less punchy compared to dead space 2
- objects feel weirdly lightweight and a bit glitchy at times

yup. cold bad

I never thought starting a cult would be this fun

Definitely one of the most detailed games I ever played. I just hope rockstar keeps the same level of quality in all future games

best rpg i've ever played. infinite strategies for every encounter. excellent writing and dialog. no unnecessary grinding. 69/10

other than the DRM and needing to be online to play, it's a great hitman game. It lacks some of the customization elements from blood money. But it's a great game overall. most of everything you could want from the series.

the plot and progression isn't as clear-cut as the first one, but it's still worth every penny and minute you spend playing it.