I can say little more than what I said last month: for 3,5€ it's very good.

Yes, it gets repetitive ad nauseam because all the missions are the same, but what do we want? It's a game whose purpose was that we spend hours looting to improve the few playable characters it brings.

Personally, I found the campaign entertaining, but repeating every day the same thing over and over again is not so much, so I'll leave it here and everyone is happy. I consider it finished for me.

I confess, I had not read anything about the game and I don't know why I had the idea that this game was an urban Project Zero, and what I found was an action sandbox with Japanese folklore in the streets of the Tokyo neighborhood of Shibuya.

At first I was shocked, but then I got the hang of busting the Slender-Man family's no face (aren't those the generic monsters you usually find?).

The bad thing? The usual in these sandboxes: a thousand silly things to look for. It's true that my OCD forces me to scour every corner of the city in search of this nonsense, but don't abuse me either, Tango Gameworks.

The worst? The Spider's Thread which is a real bummer. It is true that it is an add-on separate from the main game, and that you play if you want, but as we have come here to do 100%, it kind of annoys me. But getting all the quests of the damn cat are subject to the randomness with which the tasks and areas necessary to complete them appear. An absurdity that only lengthens the game time artificially, and just for that I lower a whole point to the game!

The good thing? The generic plot of going to save your sister from some hooded guys with the help of a spirit that has snuck into your body and gives you spiritual powers like throwing fire and gliding through the air (the usual stuff) and the recreation of a Shibuya where it looks like Cell from Dragon Ball Z came by for lunch.

And, the best part? I confess, the school part, which is full of all the Japanese urban legends that sounded familiar. In addition, this phase adds more nuances to the gameplay with… things that I don't want to reveal because I liked them a lot. I'll just say… damn anatomical doll!

My recommendation? Don't waste your time with Spider's Thread, go straight to the game, enjoy the story and the city, and if you don't have OCD, don't go looking for tanukis like there's no tomorrow.

For the record, I played the PS2 version but a lot has happened since then (ohmy, I'm an old man) and I'm afraid my tolerance for certain game mechanics is not as high as it was then.

I really like the plot and especially that "get your own life" feel because there are no mission markers or a mission report to follow, or anything we're used to by now. That's not necessarily a bad thing, and in fact losing this feeling of being led by the hand is one of the things I liked the most. But that also means you can easily miss a lot of things, because nothing tells you what ending you're destined for depending on what you answer at what times if you don't use a walkthrough. It's pretty dark in that and it can get a little frustrating to realize that you've closed the door on an ending just because you clicked on the wrong answer.

About the graphics… It's a 'Remaster' to call it something because they haven't even bothered to fix the animations in 4:3. And better not to talk about the "HD" textures.

If you play on high difficulty you should know that the rhythm is orthopedic to the max: every 5 seconds you jump a random combat (the rate of enemy appearances is absolutely delirious). I wouldn't have needed to suffer this torture if I had known that for the achievement of beating the game in that difficulty you only needed to activate it in the final fight… My advice is to do it that way 😅

The control is also a bit orthopedic because it is not designed to be done with dual joystick (in fact it keeps the mechanics of rotating the camera with the bumpers).

And, finally, what made me abandon my mission to get it 100% done was that, after spending a good while with Dante's damn mission, being chased and frustrated at every step with his incessant chase… by the time I get it I died with a simple Mudoo attack from a random enemy. Thus losing all progress and hope of ever playing the game again.

Yes, you guessed it, you won't see me playing a Souls (I bought Demons Souls on PS2 and 2 days later I gave it to my brother).

Mixed feelings, I guess because of the hype of having been a backer of the game.
The game is fine, with that Suikoden-like JRPG style: turn-based role-playing with a team of up to 6 characters that can combine attacks (which are ridiculously less efficient than doing single attacks).
It has a lot of things to polish, but overall it's entertaining.
I'm giving it a higher score because I appear twice in the credits and it makes me happy 😝.
What bothers me most of all are the achievements: ridiculously gargantuan tasks to artificially lengthen the game. Sorry, I've already completed the story and my personal goal of getting all the Heroes, I don't plan to waste more time looking for chests and other nonsense.

A great action RPG. The atmosphere is great and the background of the fantasy world mixed with historical fiction is brutal: it is the conquest of America by European and Asian states but with a magical background.
That simile of the black plague that strikes the "civilized" world and whose only hope is a mysterious island discovered in recent decades where the local tribes seem to have a unique connection with nature.
I didn't really like the gameplay because it was a bit Souls-like but I loved the story. Fortunately there's an easy game mode… The only thing it does is lower the life bar of the monsters and raise your defense, so you're still going to get hit if you're clumsy like me.

Like other games of this style, this is a "movie" in which you decide the actions (but not the fate) of the characters. In this case they leave enough freedom to remove QTE and other annoying mechanics, because in the end you always mess up with your decisions.
Otherwise we have the usual: a group of annoying teenagers who get trapped in a deadly camp.
Even so, we found it more enjoyable than previous games of this type… maybe it's because you can eliminate the damn QTE.
Just don't expect that the wise choices you make will be the ones that save the character. That's the magic of terror.

It's funny because we just left him a few minutes before the end. But I don't recommend it at all. We finished it, buried it and will never talk about it again.

It was fun to remember old times with this online "Pokémon", but in the engame became tedious to have to plan for every damn battle.
Also, getting every damn achievement is a damn odyssey.
It's over for me.

A classic to play with friends. I can't get enough of it and especially thanks to the incredible modder community that has created so many amazing maps and campaigns. I really love this game.

The Kurosawa film style is great, the plot of the warrior who descends to Hell and then returns to fight his enemy is quite cliché but it works.
It entertains, which is not little, but too difficult for my taste. So I'm not going to replay it to see the path of revenge and the path of love.

It's not the best fighting game, but it's not bad either. Quite repetitive, especially in the story mode where you do the same path, but with different characters (it's normal, it only covers a small arc of the One Piece story).