Recent reviews by Poppa Flo the War Criminal

I fell in love with this game the moment I played the demo months ago. The look, the sounds, the feel, it all just hits right! There's still so much that can be added to the game, and the Devs keep on adding.
I'm sure it's been mentioned somewhere, but I''d love for logistic networks to be added. Or maybe I haven't figured it out yet, who knows.

Spoiler: Natakos dies, thats pretty much the best thing to happen in this dlc.

Forced myself to do all the missions this adds. That's like 8-10ish hours I'll never get back. The new 'cultists' that are added are bleh. Only thought one of them was interesting.
The forced baby bs would probably have been fine if Natakos wasn't so, lame?

The sound track alone makes this game worth it
Also, orange is my new favorite color

Super fun and relaxing game! The music is lovely to listen to while you terraform the planet. I would highly recommend this. I haven't encountered any major issues with the game so far. Really looking forward to where they take this!

I loved Chorus. It ticked a lot of boxes for me.
It was great to look at, I found myself frequently pausing to just look around. I think flying around in space is done quite a lot of justice, from the appearance of your ship, to the distant starts, to the asteroids around you.
The music is absolutely amazing. From the moment I opened the game the first time, It just gave me chills.
The sound effects in the game all felt like they belonged and made sense, whether it was using your abilities, firing weapons, or taking hits, it all just felt right.
The story is just all right. I found myself more interested in the views than the actual plot of the main story line.
The side missions though, were all quick and rewarding as they should be. Some even have a small side story that's fun to follow, like helping a robot save it's other robot friend to bring a factory or something back on line .

The controls felt weird for the first hourish of game play, but I soon felt right at home with how it felt on keyboard and mouse. It's nice you can customize the controls to your specifications, but I didn't find it necessary other than tweaking sensitivity a little bit.
The game play itself was also fun, flying around, teleporting, sending enemies crashing, was all enjoyable, and I loved it. It was clear what the three weapon types did, and you can find/buy weapons to fit your play style. Then add modifications to further enhance how you want to play. I do wish there were more options for the weapons, but I feel for the games length it was enough.
The abilities (Rites) that you can use all felt useful in combat, some more than others. I would have loved to have some form of ultimate ability. But overall using abilities never felt like a hassle, and I love just how smooth you can use them in conjunction with one another and then right into your weapons.

I would absolutely love to see DLC (or a sequel/pre-sequel) for Chorus, whether its during the games timeline, or after, I would absolutely love to see more of this universe, mainly for even more of the game play, and maybe a bit more of the lore of the universe.

Overall, I would recommend Chorus. If you're curious, try the demo, then buy it full price, or wait for a sale. I think there was a lot of love and effort put into how the game felt, and looked, and it really does a great job with it. If I went back to the day before buying this, I would absolutely buy it again.

Bash big f*cking monsters? Say less.

Honestly, just get it, It's worth every penny. As someone that never played ME before the legendary edition, I'd say its great to finally play all three games back to back for the first time. Couldn't recommend this enough. And it's super nice that you can get to all three games through one launcher, and makes using the same character through a play through super easy. Absolute 10/10.

Honestly, this game was a lot better than I thought it would be. There are still the occasional issues within the game itself, but nothing really game breaking. The game has a lot of very gorgeous scenery, where sometimes I just sat there and took it all in. A lovely sense of 'wow.'

I think the worst part of the game for me was traveling in your ship, it just felt slow and boring. There's no more flying around in the ship like in the previous games. But I guess if you're alright with not exploring every system and scanning every planet, it's not going to be an issue for you. I did scan every planet, for the hell of doing it at least once. Going from planet to planet you can skip the cut scenes, but not from system to system which I felt was weird. I really would have loved to be able to skip the landing/takeoff since you see them so often. But those were really the only things I really disliked about the game.

The combat is a lot of fun, but less tactical than the previous games. Can't choose when to use your squad's abilities or choose what weapons they use, but I didn't mind it that much.

Overall, I'd say its worth picking up and playing through it once, but I don't have a wish to play it through a second time. I'd give it a solid 8/10.

I enjoyed it. Was a good way to spend ~10 hours. The game looks good, i loved the snow biomes more than the forest. A nice way to improve the biomes would be to add in a little wild life, have some wolves run around, birds in the trees chirping, or in the forest boars running around, or foxes, the possibilities are limitless. I wouldn't expect a hunting side quest, like "Catch the albino boar," or something, but it would be nice to see more life in the maps. My only real gripe with the game is that walking/running/sprinting, don't feel natural, just feels heavy. Which if you imagine you're wearing a ton of gear would make sense, but even then it just felt bad to go around the map sometimes. The sniping itself is good, and really satisfying when you hit a long range shot and get the bullet cam. Put on the thermal cams for a nice grey-tone experience, looks sweet.
You can really play this game at your own pace, whether it's run in and get the objectives, or play it slow and pick off baddies from range. Exploring the map super in depth isn't really required, but it can help you find shortcuts, better vantage points, or hidden ways to sneak into a compound.
Would've loved to have seen a few more contracts, not necessarily whole new areas, but maybe some side story lines where you try to get more info on the main targets via interrogation or hacking into the network or whatever. As you largely rely on the 'handler' to give you info on the target, but it's the same formula for pretty much all of em, "They did this bad thing, and now they are going to make that bad thing badder, now go pew pew them so they can't do the bad anymore."
As for replayability, it's there, there's extra challenges you can do in every area, as well as hunting rivals or bounties you didn't catch. But the challenges are usually "kill 'x' enemies with 'y' way," or some form of time trial, or only kill the main target while completing all other contracts. So it's there, just depends on how much you want the completion. I'll probably go through it again to get a few of the challenges done.

If moneys not an issue for you buy it full price, but if it is definitely wait for a sale, maybe around the $20 range. I bought it full price and would personally say it's worth it for me.
Overall I'd give it a nice 7.8/10.

I don't think I could recommend this game enough. For full price or sale its worth picking up. Fantastic visuals, great sound, and an all around great play experience makes Hades a fantastic rouge-like.