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Jogasso!! Esse jogo dá um rush de dopamina do mesmo tipo que você ganha jogando Ultrakill ou Doom Eternal. A história também é boa, mas o jogo é muito bom mesmo que você não preste atenção nela.

As someone who has never been into shooter games and simply bought the game on a whim after seeing a video presenting a boss that reminded me fondly of another game, finishing this game left me feeling nothing but absolute grief with such a deep-cratered hole in my heart that I'm not quite sure can be filled until the devs next release comes out. The story, which while can be a little plotholeish at times, was nonetheless absolutely enrapturing. There was no greater joy than poking through each mission to find as much intel as possible, especially when paired with the sideline objective to reach the true secret ending - which I nearly got upon simply having interest in the lore and looking around for more on my first playthrough, if not missing the last item I needed on accident. Not only did the general story of it strongly interest me, being some kind of superhuman used on missions by a company that doesn't elaborate any more on who or what you are than what you can remember, but the sets that the missions take place in were nothing short of beautiful each in their own right. It quite honestly just throws everything at you - without truly spoiling much, there was a vast variety of references to different games/fandoms/what have you that left me a bit in awe when first coming across them. I quite literally shed tears out of sheer joy from what I saw, the pure dread that some of the missions induce, and the attachment I grew over some of the characters. I adored the worldbuilding around both the POV character you play as, their mystery, and how they're slowly unraveled as you progress - and not just them, but the characters around them and how they treat you, given all of what you are. You aren't made to feel powerful through just the fast and brutal gameplay alone, but too through all the details of how your teammates speak to you / speak about you / generally react. Not just teammates too, but enemies especially, whom are all shockingly reactive (if not a bit repetitively once you recognize the certain types of enemies). As a strong note, too, one of the primary highlights regarding to how the people around you react is the sheer absurdity in some of their reactions. Teammates and enemies alike will insult you, insult the ones around them, and enemies will even throw their own fellow teammates under the bus should their mission call for it. I've certainly heard complaints about the superpowers that you're granted, but I myself believe they put a much more unique spin on gameplay than 90% of other shooters and give a pretty wide diversity in playstyles. If you'd like to simply embrace the bloodbath and enter all missions with that mindset, you can go straight ahead and make full usage of the gun customization (aesthetics, specific parts to customize what kind damage you want to do, scopes) and varied melee through the sliding and momentum system. If you'd rather take a quieter sniper/stealth approach, like I much preferred to, almost all maps accomodate it greatly and reward you for taking your time. Having a sort of safety-net through your invisibility cloak, too, was much appreciated for somebody that really had about 0 experience with shooter games. The graphics are perhaps my second favourite part of the game, just topped by the story and setting, where it quite genuinely feels and looks like an AA game while being indie. The gore is wonderful, the lighting is beautiful, the textures feel realistic, while still playing around with all kinds of lighting and settings that look neat from the players perspective. It was enough so that, upon finishing it and being directed to play its top inspiration F.E.A.R, I sort of just kicked rocks for a while because I was a little spoiled and didn't want to touch something so low in comparison. Despite all my glaze, this does NNOT!!! Mean the game is perfect. The enemy AI pathing can be a little wonky sometimes if they clump up, (in my opinion) the bladekisser dlc is utterly neccesary to grasp the full story, and the pricing is a bit much for a game that can be completed in as short as 6-12 hours. I myself took much, much longer, but that is because I was very meticulous in my combing for intel and moreso meandered through missions admiring details before actually progressing. For any casual player, I would only get it on sale for ~30% off or more. For those who don't care about story and just want to shoot people, I quite honestly would not reccomend it at all besides maybe waves mode. To me at least, it is a very story heavy game first, and then a very action-packed shooting powertrip next. Like stated at the top, finishing the game and all of its available missions has left me with a certain emptiness that makes some kind of sad, deeply disgruntled feeling curl in my gut whenever I think about the fact that I have experienced all it has to offer. The moment I hear any kind of announcement from the devs regarding a new game (after their very well earned break) will be the day that colour returns to the world and I am freed from the shackles of despair that this mindblowing game had to offer me.

The rage mode made me bring my suicide date 6 months forward! thanks Trepang Studio!

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