Beast of Reincarnation

I've been waiting for this game ever since the original announcement, and actually have a lot of personal investment in the world of it. I'm not totally surprised that it has launched to mixed reviews. People are incredibly critical of games these days, and evaluate everything through a lens of comparing a game to whatever the previous game in a genre was. I even saw a review that listed 5+ different games to explain that Beast of Reincarnation was like a combination of all of those other games. When you have so many different concepts and games to pull from, stop combining or comparing, and just approach something as its own work. That said, I understand some people don't enjoy the more weightless feeling to combat. The story is not linear, which seems to have confused a lot of people that only played for an hour and decided there was nothing there. Some may also just not like that style of storytelling. That said, I've kinda leaned onto this game a lot in the months coming up to its release, and am ecstatic that I finally get to have my hands on it to play physically. A lot of those thoughts have been projected towards Emma, the protagonist, for me. I adore her, and although it seems like a certain incel-type crowd has gathered that exclusively looks at this game for "oo pretty girl on cover," I cherish her as well. It feels very silly to say that a character from a game I've played hours of can mean so much to me, even if I got into my own personal history with the buildup to the release of the game over a far longer period of time. But the fact that I have so much love and attachment to Emma is sort of the point here. What can seem so small and insignificant to someone can also be something FAR more impactful to someone else. Everybody is welcome to leave the review they want, obviously, even if I disagree with a lot of sentiments expressed. But I'm not here to critique the game. I love it, and I love Emma. Emma's my girly <3 This is more of a love letter to Emma and to the game, and a message that thing you really love can be the game hiding behind a barrage of negative reviews. Find that love for yourself. It may not be this game, but find your own 'silly' thing to love or to dive so deep into that it becomes cemented as a permanent part of your life. Find something you're so excited for that it sets down roots in your mind that guide the path you take in the days, weeks, months, or years leading up to when it comes to fruition. Much of my love for Beast of Reincarnation comes from the journey I've taken with those roots it set with me leading up to its release. No matter what, that has been cemented in me, and I knew I would cherish this game; just as I cherish Emma. So this isn't a critical review. It's just my little love letter to Emma without getting personal about it. Emma my baby <3 I love Beast of Reincarnation.

B-tier garbage. Dull art direction and sound design. Just the thought of having to run around for hours through blurry, washed-out locations while listening to endless wailing vocals already makes me tired. On top of that, there are no FOV or ultrawide settings. Half the time your view is blocked either by the character or by the dog’s ass.

Почитал негативные коменты людей но решил все же взять игру и не пожалел. Хорошая игра с хорошей боевкой. Сюжет базовый вполне хороший. Игру еще не прошел но 12 часов что наиграл все очень нравится. Что по графе якобы мыло так вы в настройки зайдите отключите постобработку и не включайте длсс. Возможно после прохождения что то изменится но пока все супер и всем советую. Не читайте мамкиных комментаторов))

I can't believe that in big 2026 we still not have full screen its literally unplayable on a TV because I can only choose the max resolution which makes the game unplayable at 20 fps and if I lower the resolution I only have windowed option at 60 fps but only a tiny fraction of the screen HORRBILEEEEE

Just beat the game and i have already started New Game+. I really like the game and of course it has room for some improvements, majority of boss fights are somewhat repetitive and maybe future DLC would like to see more smaller bosses that are speed demons to really put that parry system to the test, also feel they should add more mobs in places since combat is really enjoyable, I just noticed in parts of the game you come across a lot of empty running spots where it would be nice to have to stop and fight your way through the map and hallways ect. But besides that, I really do enjoy this title and am looking forward to future plans.

Neutral, honestly, but leaving a positive review because GameFreak tried something new for once, and it should be encouraged even if it's not perfect. Fun enough, if you're not expecting the next Sekiro, Black Myth Wukong, or similar. Definitely not worth full price at the moment. 1080p, no 21:9, no camera settings for fights against larger enemies, heavy stuttering during certain moments, etc. Wait for sale and patches. I'm waiting for patches atp.

Hum, what the hell are people smoking? This game is amazing.

I was looking forward to this game…but it is incredibly “meh”. The constant cutscenes and Radio dialogue is atrocious. The main character is supposed to be emotionless, but it feels like every one is a toneless zombie. They go on about "philosophy" - what it means to have a home, to love, to fear etc…..but i just dont care. And It doesn't stop. I want to save the game, but I can't because the weird kid keeps talking at me about food in a monotonous voice, and I can't interact with the save point until she stops. The game also gives you the tools to explore vertically from the get go - high jump and grapple. Cool i thought. But no - there is literally nothing worth going out of your way for. There are manuals that teach the dog moves - but why bother? Just use elemental attacks and never look back. Weapons? Again, there are elemental weapons that proc status - so why would I bother levelling up and using the sword that ups my 3rd hit by .07%? By the 6th zone i had maxed the base facilities, as well as affection with the weird kid and the dog. So where is the incentive? The actual combat can be fun, but is over too fast once you use extended combo’s - R1,R1,R1,sq,sq,sq will basically kill everything (and there's not much else to do). Overall this game is just about OK…but barely.