Hellblade II: Senua’s Saga

good game and great story though it could've been longer and especially thorgester death hurted a lot he had a lot more potential wished to see more of him and senua.

Experiencia visual 10/10, lastima los rompecabezas tan sencillos

lindo lindo lindo

Gentlemen, one of the greatest pieces of modern digital art of all time

Bien, pero me gusto mas el primero.

Difficult one to recommend - it's really something special to experience - but also in my opinion the first game was far superior in many ways. a beautiful game with stunning graphics and atmosphere - but... the puzzles get annoying, the endless slow walking (running is also slow) gets annoying. The fights even get annoying. And the fact that other people seem to see Senua's hallucinations is really annoying. This game is certainly good - especially if you like a darkly atmospheric world - but the first game was greater by far.

A great game with plenty of room for improvement and a few caveats. The good: - The graphics are spectacular. If possible, play with the graphics settings maxed out to ensure maximum immersion; it is simply mind-blowing; - The story. Incredibly, they didn't make this sequel "just for the sake of it," and the narrative remains just as gripping as the first game's, though it falls short in a few areas (as I’ll discuss later); - The characters are engaging; despite the limited time you spend with them, they will certainly stick in your memory thanks to the intimate experiences they share with Senua; - Senua’s schizophrenia/paranoia remains ever-present and continues to be a standout feature of the experience; The not-so-good: - The ending is clearly left "open" to set up another entry in the franchise (everything was going great until the final minutes, when they leave exactly what happens quite ambiguous); - The combat, while decent at the start, ends up becoming a bit repetitive as the game progresses; - As many have noted, it is a rather short "game" that, in many respects, isn't exactly a game—at least not in the conventional sense; - Due to the direction the plot takes, the game becomes more "fantastical" than realistic; Senua’s schizophrenia becomes part of something real and "mystical" rather than a metaphor for the condition itself. For those who value realism over folklore—myself included—this might be a downside; - The game is extremely linear, just like the first one (though if that wasn't an issue for you in the original, it certainly won't be here). Overall, I recommend this game, but with a major caveat: Hellblade 2 is far more of an "immersive cinematic experience" than a traditional game. If you’re looking for phenomenal graphics and a strong narrative focus, Hellblade 2 is definitely for you. If you are expecting an interactive world packed with action and the typical structure found in most other games on the market, Hellblade 2 certainly won't appeal to you.