Pacific Drive

Otro de esos juegos que consiguen ofrecer algo diferente. Pacific Drive mezcla conducción, supervivencia y exploración de una forma muy original, creando una experiencia que engancha más de lo que parece al principio. La ambientación es, sin duda, uno de sus puntos fuertes. Siempre hay esa sensación de incertidumbre mientras recorres la Zona, y nunca sabes exactamente qué te vas a encontrar. Además, cuidar, reparar y mejorar el coche hace que le cojas cariño y acabes dependiendo de él en cada expedición. No es un juego pensado para todo el mundo, ya que tiene un ritmo más pausado y apuesta mucho por la inmersión, pero si conectas con su propuesta, es una experiencia muy difícil de olvidar. Muy recomendable.

Great game

Pretty decent game. Cool atmosphere but the story is lackluster and the gameplay loop can get tiring after a while. Also I KNOW that it's the PNW, but was the ♥♥♥ woke propaganda really necessary to be permanently and forcibly added to the customization machine? If the story was a little better this game would be great, but currently it's a 7/10.

As someone who doesn't like the "survival game" genre, I was hesitant on this one. Picked it up on a sale last year, and finally got around to playing it 6-8 months later. Long story short, man am I glad I did! I really enjoyed the setting and style of the game, it's very captivating. The story is also very twin peaks / x files-esque, and while it maybe doesn't have the most fulfilling ending, I still had a good time. I really enjoyed seeint all the weird anomalies, as well as generally upgrading my garage and car. On that topic, some of the requirements for upgrades and generally crafting the gear were quite silly, and should be toned down imo, but then again there is an "endless" mode after the game is done, where you can continue playing and upgrading your stuff. Overall I'd say it's a fun game, and I'd recommend it to anyone who wants a slightly more unique experience than most.

This game so good

Gameplay becomes a bit rough after the mid-game. There isn't much useful or exciting loot to chase later on. The story starts strong but gradually gets worse. At first, you expect creepy anomalies and a mysterious, semi-dark world. The beginning delivers exactly that. After that, though, I hope you enjoy love stories and repetitive level design. Sometimes it feels like the developers had a great idea but never really figured out who the game was for. **Half-baked car system:** The car is cool, but there's barely anything meaningful to do with it. **Half-baked upgrades:** The upgrade system is fine, but it rarely matters. Even on the difficulty with the highest vehicle damage, I almost never felt like I actually needed them. **Half-baked story:** It wanted to be dark — it's just grey. It wanted romance — it's about your ex. It wanted action — it's your little brother. It wanted weirdness — it's peppermint ice cream. It's a bit of everything, but never enough of anything. For a while, it feels like the game is about to become something special. It absolutely nails that "driving through the wilderness, listening to music, and just chilling" vibe. You start thinking you've found a game with its own unique world and mysteries. It has so much potential... until it suddenly brings real-world politics into the experience. This game comes with "The Message." That's not inherently a bad thing. It's just not what I want from a video game.

LGBT slop.

Muito bom