Clair Obscur: Expedition 33

Pros 1. 40+ hours into the game, and I just realized everything so far was only the beginning. That's insane. 2. Their story has rearranged my lifetime imagination 3. The facial detailing and emotional rendering are something Ubisoft still has a lot to learn from Cons Only thing here is a bit repetitive combat, but its understandable bc I'm suck and hf torturing myself to defeat danger zone at early game. Overall: So hard to get any game like this again in decade/10

bro just parry it gustave, wtf skill issue 10/10

ubsoft, por favor nunca mais demita seus funcionários, não estou pronta para mais de uma pedrada dessa na minha vida. chorando como criança aki.

I think that YMMV significantly depending on the type of RPG you're hoping to play, but if you like a timing oriented turn based console feeling RPG then this is your game. The game is pretty linear, though it opens up a lot of pathways for extra content at the end. I think the linearity of this game is a good thing, as it's way too easy to lose yourself in endless open world stuff these days. A focused experience with a memorable story. Good stuff!

好

The ending to this game ruins the whole vibe of the game. Could've been a masterpiece but fell off extremely fast at the end, goes from a deeply emotional melancholic story, to a teenagers identity crisis.

que jogo fantástico!!! não tenho palavras para descrever esse jogo maravilhoso.

拿年度最佳过誉了，但确实好玩

Геймплей норм, сюжет интересный до того момента пока не становится ясно что это все сон собаки

This is an amazing game. From the story itself, the way it is unveiled, the voice acting, the character development, the layers of depth, the environments, the the sound track - everything is just fantastic. I was speechless seeing how well real complex emotions were portrayed in the faces of the protagonists. The only things that prevents (in my case) this game from being 100% enjoyable instead of only 95% are the overly complicated combat mechanics - with four different kinds of attack avoidance (dodge, parry, jump, gradient) then on top of that each character has a totally different attack mechanics. I also felt that the relationship development mechanics between the characters was a bit of an afterthought and a bit forced onto the game rather than letting it evolve naturally based on the player's gameplay.