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A dreadfully short sequel that pads its runtime with pointless, unfair difficulty spikes.

Gone the smooth narrator's voice- though supposedly the same voice actor, he now sounds more like a cheap AI recreation, whose words often warble, are spoken individually as if not part of a sentence, or cut off abruptly.

Gone the dungeons to explore- you now travel along a fixed branching path in the exact same style as every other rogue-likes out there.

Gone the ability to build up your town- now you just unlock generic things with post-run currencies.

Gone your heroes being unique individuals you hired.

Gone the tactical aspects of managing your inventory mid-run; the food, combat items, buffs and whatnot. There's still combat items, but that's really all the managing you'll be doing.

Though the game is much prettier, it is in every other way a hollow sequel that doesn't live up to the original, and actively got rid of the things that made the first game unique. Play it with cheats and mods, or don't bother. Thankfully, the modding community for this game is alive and thriving.

Game runs buttery smooth for me but as I understand it that's not the case for everyone.

28 hours in and I'm maybe halfway through the game? Maybe a bit less. There's a LOT of side-content.

It's like the first game but better in every way basically.

It's Yakuza but with samurai. If you liked Yakuza 0 you will also love this. If you don't like Yakuza you will also not like this. It's more of the same, in a good way if that's your thing.

So imagine an amazing and fun game you can play with friends to relax, but the Devs say "actually you are required to be vulnerable to griefers at all times to play this". It's a fun game but I'd never recommend it, the Devs are too into the concept of allowing players to grief each other.

Season 2 decided that people playing together don't get to have fun anymore.

This is how remakes need to be. Better graphics, gameplay improvements, extra content, without sabotaging the original. No microtransactions, cosmetic-only DLC if that's your thing (I can forgive that). This is worth every penny. If you bought Callisto Protocol instead: I am so sorry for your loss.

Pros: stunning visuals, 11/10 atmosphere, design-work is peak, voice acting is great. The designers for this game clearly wanted to replicate Dead Space and write a love letter to it, and as far as your eyes and ears will see, it is absolutely one.

Cons: the gameplay is... not very good. Melee combat is pretty much animation-locked minigames and god help you if you're trying to melee an enemy with another one nearby, or worse, a ranged enemy further away. There's these annoying enemies that hide around corners and will grab you and force you into a QTE grab, but you cannot avoid them, and even a fully succeeded QTE you still take damage. The guns don't feel especially good to use, and with how easily you get stunned, can be difficult to use when mobbed.

Terrible day 1 optimization issues as well. A 60$ game with 40$ of day-1 season pass content, and it was totally broken on release until they patched it.

This isn't bad, but I'd recommend saving your money for the Dead Space remake. Get this when it's on sale, but not at full price.

No solo game mode, so you will keep ending up against teams of players and get demolished. Matchmaking isn't great. Suit balance is here and there, some are clearly much better than others. Some suits only available if you purchase them, so there's a very very minor P2W element to this (Unicorn Gundam in particular is really good but you have to buy it). You can earn suits instead of buying them but it will take a fairly long while per suit.

Not a great game. Would be immensely improved with solo queuing and improved matchmaking.

Also currency can apparently expire?
Daily and weekly challenges locked behind the season pass.

Good game! A bit on the short side, with very little difficulty to speak of as the game gives you a lot of tools to get strong fast. You can 100% this game in 10 to 20 hours depending on your dedication.

One major gripe is the backtracking. Though you would expect some backtracking in a Castlevania-style game, this game handles it pretty poorly, as there are only 4 different levels with about a dozen rooms each, and you'll be revisiting them all upwards of 10 times for fetch quests. You can save yourself time and headaches by making sure to select sidequests in the quest menu to see where they are on the map, at least.

The way the world gates parts of its stages off is also very bland. Rather than pick up exploration powers, at X Y Z moment in the story you are basically given a new colored keycard that lets you bypass colored obstacles. Don't come in here expecting to sequence break or to do clever parkour tricks, the story will tell you exactly when you can go past the colored doors.

The game also LOVES enemies that either stun you for 2-3 seconds, lock you in a damage loop, or inflict status effects that stun you for 2-3 seconds or otherwise cripple you, like disabling character switching. By the time you reach the end of the game you will be sick of those. First two stages aren't too bad about it but the last couple are awful.

Those complaints aside, still an excellent game. Easily a 7.5/10. Visually very pretty with good character designs.

Review edited on 2022-05-09.

Day 1 DLC to unlock a single character for 10$+.

Dozens of non-cosmetic items locked exclusively behind Twitch Drops that will require over 10 hours of watching several streams to unlock, some of which (7+) can no longer be obtained. The Devs said they would be available later for everyone who missed them.

Pre-order bonuses with signicant power that you can no longer obtain.

Character models and enemy models are fairly low quality.

Denuvo. It reduces performance noticeably and for some people renders the game completely unplayable. You cannot do anything about it.

Game is very clunky, especially the UI. It almost looks and feels like a mobile game UI.

Very poorly optimised. Game is a resource hog even on high-end hardware. This is an inexpensive replacement for your kitchen stove on many GPUs.

Your hardened battle warriors in full power armor can take damage from walking into basic environmental hazards, like fire. Basic power armor provides no protection whatsoever.

Discussion forums are extremely toxic. Do not even bother.

Unless you are a die-hard fan of both Warhammer and X-COM style games, give this one a pass until it is on sale and they fix issues/patch new content in.