Wayfinder

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I tried playing this game, i mean i try to give it a third chance in two hours but man soo many flaws... Like the shops are tied to the main quest so you couldn't buy ♥♥♥♥ even if you had the money. Only 3 characters to pick from and none looked good. The combat feels like it could be better yet again im not a huge open world but man, the enviroment and characters look absolutely basic. I would love to say its a decent game if your open world person but if your not, your gonna not like how many times this game requires you to sprint to A to B and let me tell you, the sprint doesn't change much from normal running.

Se esse jogo fosse representado pelos cavaleiros do zodíaco, ele claramente seria o de Câncer.

Took just a little bit to unlock all abilities and the other characters, but feels well worth it - the gameplay is in a nice flow and the combat feels pretty awesome!

well made game. nothing to really complain about. I think the game could either run a little better or have more scalability. theres a few weird things about the graphics settings. post processing is directly tied to AA so if you disable post processing you dont get AA even though it doesnt grey the options for it out like it does with post processing. the shadow setting dictates fake light sources like the street lamps which have nothing to do with a shadow but its just their transparent glow sprite thing that pops in way too close even at ultra so trying to fix pop in is impossible in relation to certain objects. I like the shadows but they are inconsistent and rare so I just turned them off entirely. any anti aliasing setting below high makes the game look terrible when using FSR which isnt the case in a ton of other UE games featuring fsr and AA, no choice of AA also. for as meh and unsatisfying as the options menu is, there really is no compromise on the presentation of the world and its scale. I was worried starting out that this game would just be some small hub and you rinse repeat this purple cramped hallways grind repeatedly but no its a legit RPG with unique areas and enemies often not hidden behind a load screen, you walk out of town and into the field of battle proper. props for having pretty accurate hardware requirements listed. its hard to imagine this running on the minimum amd card listed because I think that has 4gb vram, so you would be running this at like 720p all lowest with fsr ultra performance just to slip under the vram requirement. I messed with the settings for a while and even with 6gb vram it still feels like it isnt enough as you start getting deeper into the world which is expansive. I think more work could have been done with culling objects, lod and more objects hidden at lower view distance settings. with how aggressive some of the pop in is that you cant even control its a shame so much is displayed from so far no matter what the setting. meanwhile on higher settings i walk a few feet away from some guy and the position of his collar shifts drastically almost appearing like different clothing. minor pains in an other wise uncompromising and deep experience with a best of outcome in terms of development history. even if you dont care for the game or think it sucks but have a hardon for game preservation or are stuck on that crazy euro movement that demands no one can make a video game with a finite lifespan, ultimately limiting creativity and possibilities then feel free to show your support here. went from sketchy uncertain liveservice thing to complete control in your hands fully offline mod it whatever. and for like 4 bucks it was difficult to not give it a spin. I will probly be playing for at least 100 hours I reckon but these are just my thoughts at like an hour into the game

entremezcla conceptos de varios juegos, lo hacen de una manera bastante organica, me encanto

Got it on a sale and it's much better than I assumed from reading comments.