Hell is Us

Being born in eastern Europe in the middle of the Bosnian civil war, it's crazy seeing similarities in this game to what I've read through history classes and first accounts my parents and family members went through. Seeing both sides manipulated, seeing the survival, the impact on the lives of families and communities, and seeing the signs again at this day and age all hit heavy with an atmospheric presentation that made me curious how everything was connected. Highly recommend this game for its atmosphere, lore and world building, and, despite the combat being somewhat basic, it has its satisfying moments and the simplicity can be enjoyed well enough as you keep learning and unlocking what playstyle works best for you. Side note, if the seismic charge from Jango Fett's slave one is at the top of most satisfying sounds, the sound a Timeloop makes when it can finally be entered has to be a close second.

my review about this game this was not i expected from a "souls like" tag game why ? 5 reasons 1) there literally no bosses in this game just adds and they have level 1 2 3 thats all 2) when u die there is nothing lost 3) didint like the puzzle on vault and etc the time line of everything isnt correct 4) gameplay mecanic there is no point in healing ... or etc 5) timeloop !? dont know why they exist ... but the biggest down side for me was you only fighting white creatures and there is nothing really nothing the good deeds etc need to search internet ,,, glyphs dont know still what they do really not recommnded i would refound if i could dont buy if you looking for boss fights there is just view a little bit story ...

Тысячу раз - да!

Je fais rarement de commentaire, j'ai fait le jeu il y a 1 an déjà mais je suis revenu récemment dessus et donc je pense pouvoir émettre un avis. Je trouve que le jeu à manquer de visibilité, alors que je le considère comme un très bon jeu subjectivement. Je trouve que l'ambiance, l'histoire, les personnages sont tous très bien développés. Le jeu ne tombe pas dans le piège des open world actuels et les maps sont assez grandes mais pas trop petite. Les combats sont juste et peuvent être difficile. La difficulté réside plus dans la solution pour les quêtes, ( le jeu l'annonce dès le début que vous n'aurez pas de map ni de véritable aide pour trouver les solutions.), ce système prends plus de temps pour les joueurs mais ca ne tombe pas dans la simplicité des énigmes des jeux actuels. Il y a bien évidemment des points négatifs mais qui sur mes heures de jeux ne m'ont pas ternis le plaisir de jouer, combattre, me synchroniser avec les personnages et l'histoire. Ce qui fait que je recommande le jeu et que j'aurai aimé que plus de monde y joue car il mérite vraiment qu'on y prenne le temps et de le finir. Je sais que mon commentaire ne montre pas les aspects négatifs mais je n'en ai pas à souligner de majeurs. Bon jeu à tous et a toutes. Amusez vous bien.

This game is kinda cool for being like a hybrid of a soulslike that's full of exploration/lore built into it, no hand holding for puzzles(might need a guide for certain ones), and the atmosphere is so eerie with its dark themes and setting, I enjoyed it very much! But I do feel like this game was rushed in the last minute of development with the way act 2 ended and how short act 3 was, also the ending felt somewhat empty and a bit disappointing like if there's a sequel already planned or a expansion dlc to continue from that point(probably cut content). Either way it's pretty good and worth a try, especially if you can when on sale. <3

The game I dubbed "Death Dark Nioh Stranding Souls" within the first 10 minutes of playing, I had on PS5 originally, but had to buy it again. Combat: Very bare-bones. If you were to strip the combat of Nioh down to basic attacks, blocking, finishers and ki pulse, that's what you're getting here. Weapon levelling is basic, augmentation seems pointless past a cosmetic choice with no consequence in combat. Definitely not the strong suit, but not why I'm here, personally. World-building & Lore: This was one of the parts I thought was the game's stronger suit. Like a Souls game, you're on your own with no bearings while you're thrown into the world in the midst of its worst. Civilisation destroyed with remnants here and there, people displaced and seeking refuge or piled in mass graves and slaughtered in the streets with no in-between. Both sides thinking they're on the right side of a centuries-long civil war they're both losing to an calamitous supernatural force. Each character interacted with having their own unique circumstance while still sharing the commonality of the war destroying their lives and homes. Art Direction: This is what caused me to buy this game a second time without regret. Between Jonathan Jacques-Belletete and Stephane Primeau, one of the most eerily beautiful game worlds I've ever stepped into was created. Between the cold and desolate environments like Senedra Forest, Marastan, Talju, Jeljin and my beloved Lake Cynon, and the ghostly, ominous synths in the air, it's as if they pulled out a haunting dream you can't stop thinking about but vaguely remember and made you step back into it; instant anemoia. If you're buying it as an action game, you might be a little disappointed. But if, like me, the first thing you notice is the dimming sun weakly breaking through the rolling stormy clouds while the those haunting synths come crackling and warbling through the air, you're in for a treat, and it only gets better. If there is ever a sequel, a much needed brush up on the combat would be appreciated. In regards to the art direction and world-building, absolutely more of the same, please.

Great Vibe, Lore and Story, but the gameplay is boring af. this game need more enemy types and better puzzels

找，就硬找 拖，就硬拖