STAR WARS Jedi: Fallen Order™

Excelente História e jogabilidade, A história me surpreende ser melhor do que a trilogia original dos filmes atuais.

говнище для ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥, если вам нравится играть в анчартед или принц персия 1989 года, а еще вы любите солс лайк игры, но не любите в них драться, то этот кусок параши для вас. Надеюсь разработчику в реальной жизни дадут световой меч и поставят перед ним 4 барана, что б он затестил, какие комбинации бараны в реальной жизни выдают и выдержит ли один кабан 9 ударов сайбер лайтом

жаль нельзя ставить нейтральный отзыв,но увы у игры больше минусов чем плюсов. После того как закончил "Ведьмак дикая охота" и "Shifu" решил оценить и сие произведение и к сожалению игра себя не оправдала. После таких хороших игр минусы сия чудо сразу бросаются в глаза. Как же красив мир ведьмака 2015 года и некрасивый и не оптимизированный джедай 2019 года . Какая прекрасная боевая система в Sifu и ужасная, деревяная боёвка в джедай. Очень много багов. например момент где за кайбер кристаллом ты падаешь в воду и дальше у тебя должен врубится кат-сцена где тебя вытаскивают, у меня она не срабатывало и я продолжал находится в воде без возможности выйти и приходилось перезагружать чек-поинт и так было пару раз. Кэл с ребризером в рту говорит под водой и при открывании сундука в воде выдаёт анимацию открывания ящика где дроид прыгает внутри и обыскивает сундук,но по факту остаётся на спине что выглядит очень нелепо. Сюжет не удивляет. Персонажи не интересны и просто ужасные диалоги, особенно между Кэлом и Церей. Таксист отправляет тебя на пару планет и потом говорит что ты лучшее что у него было. Лучшее "развитее" персонажей Хоть и в игре есть короткие пути,но на некоторых картах очень нужны телепорты . Брать даже по скидке это зря тратить деньги.

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After booting up this game for the first time and experiencing 5 minutes of almost nothing but parkour, climbing, and having the camera control taken from me randomly for what felt like absolutely no good reason I had a thought. That thought was, "I hope the whole game isn't like this." Unfortunately after about 5 more minutes I realised that the whole game was going to be like that and that's when I sighed and shook my head. Had I purchased the game recently I would have refunded it, but unfortunately I picked it up a long time ago and only decided to install and try the game this week. I will not be buying its sequel because I have a feeling that it's just going to be more of the same. (Edit: I just did a quick search and the sequel, Jedi Survivor, is actually more of the same - as in there's even more of the same "traversal" gameplay that plagues Fallen Order.) This is a "cinematic" gaming experience meaning that its focus is not on gameplay but on graphics, and there's not much more than that going on here. It's just parkour, parkour, and more parkour. Climbing and jumping, sliding and jumping, squeezing through narrow spaces, lots of falling and "dying" which means just re-setting with slightly lower health and it keeps happening because of poor kb/mouse controls (they recommend a controller and it's obvious they didn't really care about the kb/mouse user experience) and bad (and very silly) level design. Boring "puzzles" (the wind and ball puzzle was about as dull as puzzle can be) abound, and they often rely on unlocking a new power before you can complete them. The game is designed in such a way that you often have go to back to previously visited locations with "new" force powers that are drip fed to you. This seems to have been done just to pad out the game's play time because they spent too much time trying to make the game look good instead of giving the players fun things to do and more places to visit. Returning to previous locations doesn't really add anything good to the game, it's mostly just tediously re-treading ground you have already covered to get a new macguffin. Level design... it's pretty bad, and silly. Anyone trying to traverse the bases and mines and other locations would have to be an acrobat, a daredevil, and a free climbing expert and yet Stormtroopers show up everywhere and there's no explanation of how they get to some of these places since your Jedi character who can use "the force" struggles to get to some of the locations in each level. It's mind bogglingly dumb. When the AT-ST showed up I shook my head because there was no reasonable explanation for it showing up where it did when it did and with zero warning from my "team mates" who were sitting in a ship right next to where it showed up. Pitfall on the Atari 2600 did rope swinging better than this game does, and unfortunately that's kind of what this game is. Pitfall. You're constantly swinging on ropes and vines, climbing things, and jumping over instant death pits. If it was just one or two sections in the game it would probably be tolerable but it's nearly non-stop. The game looks pretty good, the animations are mostly okay except for some extremely goofy running and hand over hand climbing (along pipes) animations that look like they let a day one intern make them. The camera is sometimes a problem. It's far too close when in your ship and the game takes camera control from you randomly and often when you still want to be able to look around. It's annoying at best. Combat is meh. Other Jedi games have done light saber combat well, this one really doesn't. There's far too much reliance on the "slow" ability. I blame a lot of this game's problems on the choice to make it a "souls-like." Having respawning enemies in a Star Wars game doesn't make any sense. Having to medidtate to replenish health stims makes no sense. You can improve by simply grinding and re-setting enemies by meditating in a single area. There's no in game explanation for this, it just happens, and it's both extremely immerson breaking and silly. If you value gameplay then you would be far better off playing an older game like Jedi Academy. That game's graphics are dated but at least the people who made it understand what a game should be - fun. This one's team simply doesn't get that, they focused on making it look good and forgot that a game's substance is more important than its style.

Görev ve yön göstergesini bir yere kadar idare ederdim, sonuçta gideceğin yere otomatik olarak zaten döndürüyor seni fakat platform kısmı ve harita yetersizliği o kadar sinirimi bozdu ki uzun bir aradan sonra ilk kez bir oyunu bitirmeden sinirlenip sildim. Oyunu birazda kafa dağıtmak için oynuyoruz, sinirlenmek için değil. Yani başlarım jedisine başlarım padawanına...

It's a 7.5/10 game for me. A Souls-lite brawler wrapped in genuinely great Star Wars storytelling. Cal Kestis starts rusty and weak, and watching him reclaim his abilities alongside the plot progression is one of the best-integrated narrative/gameplay loops I've played in a while. Combat looks fantastic every parry, dodge, and lightsaber swing is cinematic and satisfying to watch. That said, don't expect Sekiro-level difficulty. Even on the hardest setting, I rarely felt truly threatened once I had a few skills unlocked. It's more about looking cool than being punished, which isn't a bad thing, just don't go in expecting a brutal challenge. The Metroidvania exploration is a highlight early on unlocking new Force powers to access previously blocked paths feels great. Unfortunately, the minimap is where the experience sours over long sessions. It's functional for the first several hours, but on bigger, more vertical maps it becomes genuinely hard to parse, and squinting at it to figure out where to go next got old fast. One more thing: play this with a controller. Don't even try mouse and keyboard the combat timing and camera just aren't built for it, and you'll fight the controls more than the enemies. Still, the strong Cere/Greez/Cal dynamic, the Mantis as a home base, and the overall polish make this an easy recommend for Star Wars fans, even with its rough edges.