Recent reviews by Larry Foulke

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This is just the best Dinasty Warriors experience you can have

Simply lovely

Bro this hit hard, so hard.... but it's worth, the best weapons we can get it's on this DLC

THE EDF DEPLOY! EDF EDF!!

Finally got the 100% and I can definitely recommend it! This genre of comedic slaying shooters like DRG and Helldivers 2 is totally my fav genre. EDF6 is basically EDF5 on steroids, tons of improvements and additions. That extra weapon slot for WD, AR and Ranger is a game-changer and the community is super friendly. I've played with tons of randoms and had nothing but good experiences THE EDF DEPLOY!!!

I loved almost everything, except maybe for the desync issues and remotion of the Air Raider's turrets (they moved them for the Ranger backpack) but I think that's just my personal preference.

Most of the negative reviews are about having to link with Epic games at launch. I totally get why people didn't like that, but at least they made it optional now (though it seems like the online is still through some Epic service, so if you really want to avoid Epic, you might want to stay away from EDF6)... and also some AMD GPU issues. I've got an AMD CPU and a Nvidia GPU and never had a problem.

I won't go into too much detail, basically:

One of the best experiences I've ever had in a game, a story with great development and a very good plot, very fluid, nice graphics and the game made me fall in love with a 2D character.... honestly, FML.

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Praying for you 🕯️ O Great Mita 💝

This superstore prices are a joke....

Thanks Sucker Punch-sama

Essa DLC do Shereka ta gostosa demais, recomendo!

It's an amazing game...

At first I was a bit prejudiced, thinking it would just be another Powerwash Simulator lookalike, but Crime Scene Cleaner totally surprised me.

The game is very good, with an amazing atmosphere, very immersive gameplay, and a completely interesting and engaging story. You're hooked from start to finish, wondering where your next job will be and if you missed anything. I definitely had a unique and memorable experience and I'm really looking forward to more content or something similar in terms of experience, because as much as I loved it, the short duration, between 9 and 11 hours is a shame.

The game has so much potential but currently lacks more content or something to encourage replayability, but i definitely recommend it.

I haven't finished the game yet, but I think I should already leave a review, given how much it surprised me. Years ago when I first saw it, I thought it was just another scam used to farm money and never see the light of day...

Chinese Mythology: I won't go into detail about how Chinese mythology fits into the game, as I only knew a few names and figures, so I'm not qualified to give a proper appraisal.

Difficulty: I've noticed that some people are having trouble with certain bosses, but I don't think it's on the level of "Malenia". There are definitely some tougher bosses, but I imagine that's because the people haven't adapted during the fight. The game is pretty well-balanced in terms of difficulty, and with the amount of stance breaking you can chain together with various builds, it's possible to finish several bosses without even seeing an attack from them. In those other bosses where it's harder to land a combo like that, the learning curve comes into play, which is brief and with minor frustrations. I haven't seen a boss yet that required a lot of time to finish.

One detail I should also mention is that Unreal Engine 5 truly impressed me. The game impresses with its stunning graphics, bringing Chinese mythology to life with a level of detail rarely seen in games. The animations are fluid, and the landscapes are so rich that each scene feels like a work of art in itself.

The game offers many ways to build your simian: combat stances, magic, transformations, potions, varied combos, and a very enjoyable dodge system (which comes close to Sekiro's parry system). The variety of enemies per chapter might be considered low by some, but for me, there are enough and they're quite varied, with some being quite frustrating. However, this leads me to one of the aspects I like most: the bosses. I feel like every 20 minutes of exploration, we're rewarded with unique bosses, with spectacular art design, dynamic and well-constructed combat, a well-fitting atmosphere, and a soundtrack that deserves to be highly appreciated. I loved the seamless transitions between cutscenes and gameplay, which provides a very cinematic experience. I feel like this was missing between some chapters, but it's forgivable.

There's a lot I could talk about, but that would take a long time, and since I'm "braindead" as you can see from the little I've mentioned above, I'll just highlight a few points.

Negative points:

- Invisible walls: It's quite frustrating when you think you can access a place but an invisible wall prevents you.
- Soundtrack during exploration: The OST is spectacular as I mentioned before, but there are moments when you're exploring and don't feel like the music fits the gameplay.
- Camera in some bosses: Some large or flying bosses can sometimes be hard to see, making it difficult to react during combat.

Positive points:

-Builds: The immense variety for building your monkey and the lack of hassle/cost for resetting the skill tree.
- Graphics: If you have any criticism about the graphics, you're crazy.
- Optimization: Running on ultra with stable 120 FPS (I locked it) without problems.
- Soundtrack and sounds: Yes, I also included this as a negative point. The game is so good that I had to hunt for any inconvenience to list as negative...
- Characters: The character design is absurdly good. Sometimes I go to the painted realm just to stare at Xu Dog.
- Story: So far, the adventure has been very good to follow, and I'm excited to see how it will unfold in the end.

For me, "Black Myth Wukong" will easily be the "GOTY" of this year. In my opinion, "Game Science" joins the list of the best DEVs, and I can say that I'm looking forward to more games from them. I also hope that China invests more in this single-player market.