Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden

If you enjoyed the recent God of War games but thought they were too fast paced and fun, well this might be the game for you. It's less interesting, slower, and not nearly as smartly written as it should have been. 5/10

majestic game, amazing story. I loved it. this is the first game i actually finished in quite some time. It also took me 2 years well cause adhd xD but I never forgot about it. I loved how all the puzzle pieces fit together in the end!! all the stories of those people that have been told. Some amazing, some not that deep... but all in all I'm very glad I have played this game <3 amazing experience!

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Es un juego con una historia muy bien contada, los protagonistas principales desarrollan su personalidad de manera creíble y su construcción como personajes esta en un nivel muy alto, también cada uno de los personajes secundarios que conoces dentro del juego están muy bien caracterizados, las misiones secundarias tienen su propia narrativa, si bien la estructura de las misiones puede ser similar, lo que te mantiene jugando es la historia, cada una tiene sus propios desenlaces, arcos argumentales y giros narrativos, incluso en algunas de las misiones terciarias encontramos su propia narrativa, es un juego que combina investigación, diálogos, combates trepidantes y toma de decisiones, con una exploración gratificante y progreso de habilidades solido. Tiene momentos muy emotivos, angustiosos e incluso de terror, el diseños sonoro, visual y en general su apartado artístico es sobresaliente, sin duda un juego recomendado si te gustan los cuentos y las historias con misterios.

Právě dohráno a dojmy jsou, no rozporuplné... Prvních patnáct hodin velké nadšení z rozsáhlého světa kde je opravdu hodně věcí k objevování. I vedlejší úkoly se neustále kupí až jich začne být až moc a nestojí za tu námahu kdy odměna je často banální. A celkově mě přišlo vylepšování postavy pomalé vzhledem k neustále vzrůstající síle nepřátel po každém zlepšení. Oni vůbec nepřátelé po čase začnou být nudní vzhledem k celkem jednotvárné bojové technice co se jen velmi málo mění k lepšímu. V půlce hry už jsem se raději zaměřil na hlavní děj. Ten je až moc natahovaný. Ale i když nejsem nadšený hra to není špatná. Optimalizace výborná a grafika rovněž.

gra warta polecenia na promce oczywiscie w 100%...gra mimo pol otwartego swiata mape ma dosc spora i jezeli ktos chce zakonczyc wszystkie przypadki nawiedzenia i odkryc kazda ze skrzyn to musi sie niezle nalatac...aktywnosci dodatkowe postaci po zakonczonym nawiedzeniu mozna sobie odpuscic daremne nagrody za udawanie kuriera... glowna fabula trzyma sie kupy i przeplata z watkami napotkanych postaci...finalny boss po wymaksowaniu ekwipunku i 25 lvl jest do zgaszenia za pierwszym podejsciem...i moja mala rada na koniec nie bojcie sie ulepszac karabinu praktycznie uzywalem go czesciej niz szabelki a szczal daje kopa o ile dobrze zmontujecie ekwipunek obydwu postaci...aha jeszcze jedno sa watki lgbtqweabc ale spokojnie na szczescie jest opcja wygnania takiego ducha do piekielnej otchlani albo morderstwo zywego osobnika osadnika wyszarpujac jego spaczona dusze prosto z klatki piersiowej i tym samym pomagajac swojej czornej partnerce na furganie po swiecie razem z toba jako duch

Great story and amazing atmosphere, but the exploration is poor and the combat is repetitive. I usually love this genre and finish every RPG I pick up, but this one was so boring I couldn't bring myself to complete it. I wouldn't recommend it.

Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is one of the most emotionally exhausting games I've ever played—and I mean that as the highest praise. In an industry increasingly focused on instant gratification, Banishers asks something much harder of the player: Who are you when there isn't a right answer? The combat is good. The world is beautiful. The voice acting is excellent. But none of those are why I'll remember this game years from now. I'll remember it because almost every haunting forced me to stop playing and simply think. Not about loot. Not about which choice gave the better reward. About people. The writing refuses to reduce its characters to heroes and villains. Every haunting is built on grief, guilt, love, fear, selfishness, sacrifice, and impossible circumstances. I found myself caring about complete strangers after spending only twenty minutes with them because the game never treated them as quest dispensers. They felt human. I began my playthrough with a simple rule: every ghost deserves Ascension. As the game progressed, that rule evolved into something deeper. I realized I didn't believe it was my place to decide who deserved redemption or who deserved death. Every decision became a reflection of my own values rather than an attempt to "win." Very few games have ever made me ask, "Can I live with this decision?" instead of, "Was this the optimal choice?" The brilliance of Banishers isn't that it gives you meaningful choices. Plenty of games do that. It's that it refuses to reassure you afterward. There are no triumphant fanfares telling you that you picked correctly. Sometimes the person you desperately wanted to save can't be saved. Sometimes mercy hurts. Sometimes justice feels cruel. Sometimes neither feels right. That's what stayed with me. The relationship between Red and Antea grounds the entire experience. Their love never feels like a gimmick or a subplot—it is the emotional foundation upon which every decision rests. Every haunting is filtered through their own grief, making your choices feel personal rather than abstract. This isn't a game that tries to make you feel powerful. It's a game that asks whether compassion can survive uncertainty. If you're looking for flawless combat, constant spectacle, or clear-cut morality, this may not be the game for you. But if you've ever wanted a game that trusts you enough to wrestle with difficult questions—and then lets you live with your answers—Banishers: Ghosts of New Eden is something genuinely special. It reminded me why I fell in love with storytelling in games in the first place. 9.5/10. Not because it's perfect, but because it had the courage to care about things that so many games no longer dare to.