The Surge

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If you like the Souls genre then you will like this.

Amazing game, 9/10 Souls-like with cut-off limb mechanic which allows you to get new weapons and armor sets. Several regions to explore, nice RPG elememts throgh the upgrade system, you get quite powerful. Story creepy and cool, graphics still nice. Can it be frustrating... yes, as you lose all your credits when you die, and if you dont manage to get to the spot within a few minutes, they are lost... this can be a problem if you dont know where you are, or fell down a shaft... also, the bosses work different than the rest of the game, and boss1 is therefore a point where I almost quit. Glad I continued and in the end I liked it so much that I bought an completed the story DLC and bought the 2nd game! Underrated game!

我从怪身上砍下来的一样武器，在我手上打出个位数的高伤，而拿在小怪手里就是见到我非常热情的一边大叫着一边一个飞踢把我像路边野狗一样踢死了，而这样的小怪你一波要对付两三个，就算刻意躲着不同时多吸引多个仇恨，踏马的小怪会自己巡逻，当你在这边满头大汗的时候，另一只冲过来加入impact，一个后入，就跳死亡动画了，当场给我气笑了。 我为什么今晚要犯贱打开这个游戏并打到凌晨三点，前面第一张图还好，我还没有意识的堆怪，因为他堆的都是小飞机和前摇大的怪，直到我进入下一张图，我才发现这个游戏的恶意，妈的全是零帧起手，一个上挑一个下劈，丝滑连招把我当小怪刷了，制作组是不是磕嗨了才做的这个游戏，这主角真的跟他们是一套装备吗，这主角的性能堪比一张成年A4纸，A4纸都比他硬。 还有一点就是为什么我的魂捡回来还有时间限制啊，虽然说路上可以打小怪加时，但又回到第一个话题了，主角跑两步就喘碰两下就死，只能全程跑路，我不知道是我跑得太远了还是他这游戏的篝火就那么几个，两个篝火隔了十万八千里，地图里有一万个不能从这一侧打开的门，纯纯的折磨自己。

Not for me, got anoyed by one shot moves and tanky enemies, cool executions tho

Esse e o segundo soulslike que jogo e simplesmente foi o melhor ate o momento. Ate engraçado eu falar tão bem por que quando ia jogar ele eu fiquei procrastinado ele e me arrependo porque foi uma experiencia gratificante. Recomendo a todos ate aqueles que não gosta de soulslike!

[h1]TL;DR:[/h1] 100% completion (all achievements, including DLCs). I finished the game twice (NG and NG+) and ended up with around 48 hours of playtime. Overall, it’s a very fun and unique souls-like with a distinctive sci-fi setting. I’m definitely looking forward to playing the sequel... in my backlog. [h1]Detailed Review[/h1] One of the game’s strongest aspects is its [u][b]level design[/b][/u]. The maps are highly interconnected, with numerous shortcuts looping back to the Operations rooms (the game’s equivalent of bonfires). Each area generally revolves around a central hub, which makes exploration feel structured and rewarding. At times, the environments can feel like a maze, especially since many maintenance corridors look quite similar, but this also adds to the atmosphere and immersion. [u][b]Exploration [/b][/u] is a major part of the experience. Unlocking implants, experimenting with builds, and trying out different weapons and gear sets was very enjoyable, particularly during my first playthrough. I really liked the mechanic where you must target and sever specific enemy limbs to obtain crafting materials and blueprints. In NG+, I mostly settled on one of the DLC gear sets. None of them felt overpowered, but collecting and upgrading equipment remained satisfying throughout. As someone with average experience in souls-like games, I didn’t find this title especially [u][b]difficult[/b][/u]. I was rarely stuck on encounters for long, usually no more than an hour on any boss. Some gadgets, such as the knock-down drone, felt quite overpowered and could make certain fights significantly easier. The [u][b]progression [/b][/u] system is another highlight. Character growth focuses less on traditional leveling and more on acquiring and upgrading gear and implants, which fits the game’s setting very well. NG+, however, felt somewhat underwhelming overall. While there are a few extra new human enemies, with random high-level gear, the experience doesn’t change drastically and mostly becomes another cycle of upgrading gear to higher tiers. You can continue into multiple NG+ runs, but I mainly completed it once to obtain the alternate ending and achieve full completion. Regarding the [u][b]DLC, "A Walk in the Park" [/b][/u] is absolutely a must-buy. It expands the story and introduces a very well-designed new area that integrates seamlessly into the main game, making exploration feel fresh and meaningful. [u][b]"The Good, the Bad and the Augmented" DLC[/b][/u], on the other hand, was less enjoyable in my opinion. It plays more like an additional challenge mode, loosely tied into the story. While it may be necessary for 100% achievement completion, I didn’t find the gameplay/levels as engaging as the rest of the game. The various [u][b]gear DLCs[/b][/u] are also worthwhile. I didn’t even realize I was encountering DLC equipment during my first playthrough, which shows how well they are integrated into the game’s exploration. Unlike some games that hand you overpowered DLC gear early on, this title introduces it naturally and keeps it balanced. The gear is useful and fun to collect without breaking the difficulty. [u][b]Overall[/b][/u], this is a must-play for souls-like fans, mainly because of its unique setting, interconnected level design, and distinctive progression system. It may not be the hardest entry in the genre, but it offers a memorable and rewarding experience, even if it's just for one-palythrough.