The Ascent

киберпанк на минималках от третиго лица прошел игру за 19 часов

gameplay legalzinha e historia descente vale a pena, eu nem gosto desse tipo de jogo mas gostei desse

это очень слабо, ожидал что-то на подобие алиен шутера в киберпуке, но это просто пустая и баганая кака на 10 часов, даже прохождение в коопе не спасло ситуацию

The Ascent is a really solid base with seriously beatiful art direction, addicting gamplay and interesting world-building. The asometric veiw takes some getting used to in addition to some...interesting angles in some minuite areas. But overall, I never knew how badly I needed an ARPG with guns untill I remembered I bought this game. This is the first sci-fi space cyberpunk world I've been exposed too, and for all of the good this game does, I feel that the final product including Cyberheist falls quite short of leaving one fully satisfied, though I still feel I got my moneys worth. The game leaves you wanting more, not just in a story standpoint but in a sense that with a little more depth on all cylinders the game would jump up a full letter grade. It's clear from many desolate corners of the game that there was more content planned to be added but never saw light of day. After four years with no updates, it seems safe to say that this game is finished it's development cycle, and we can only hope for a sequel in the future. As rough as this game is it has something special, the world of the Ascent has so much more potential to sqeeze out. Light SPOILER TALK (Critisisms of the Story): The story of the main game is ok...but kinda ♥♥♥♥♥ its pants by the third act. Not that the story set large expectations, as by the end of the second act one can reasonably expect that the story will end flat, which it does. There's no real oomph, just kinda, 'welp, that's done,' and there's a few core problems which lead to this outcome. 1. Their isn't really a consistant 'villain' throughout the game, and the ones that show up have less than a couple paragraphs of lines before they're dealth with. 2. You aren't allowed ANY choice throughout so the status-quo remains the same, but that's nothing to get too mad about in a dystopian setting of immesurable size. I'm just confused that they went with a voiceless protagonist when you don't have any dialouge options... 3. The main story thread revolves around what happened to the Acent Group Board and the secret project they were working on, both of these threads sort of end with a rolling fart and aren't all too shocking. 4. The Cyber Heist DLC doesn't really make up for any of the main stories shortcomings, although they atleast try to have a main villain who taunts you, but his characterization is fairly shallow, as is the commantary he begets from the DLC's main supporting character. SPOILER TALK OVER Aside from the issues of the story, which is still entertaining and interesting despite it's flaws, the side quests make up for it as they are mostly well-written, engaging or interesting enough. As a whole, I belive that the Ascent is worth playing at asking price. It's a solid 7/10 game (THAT'S A GOOD SCORE, FYI) which had potential to be better, and still has that potential with the increasingly slim possibilty of a sequel. A game set in Ascent's world with deeper gameplay mechanics and RPG elements is a sleeper hit just waiting to happen.

Absolutely love this game. Part of the reason I spent so much time in it was that I wanted to go to all of the side-quests. Incredibly beautiful and engaging. The overall mood is depressing wirh humour sprinkled around for balance.

good game.. very ciberpunky