fart town usa
Member
I still fuck with you.
I may find it better than I expected. We'll see.
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tommib
Gold Member
I’m really liking it, man. And it’s a good detox from Western stuff. Japanese devs really know how to create dense atmospheres. I’m sure I’ll finish it. Question is, will I platinum it.
tommib
Gold Member
Get it. There’s nothing like it around. High-budget surrealistic Japanese games aren’t just being produced at this quality level.
Mr Hyde
Member
I'm probably going to get it. I want to support Tango and the fact that these sort of games hardly gets made these days.
Big Baller
Al Pachinko, Konami President
Picked it up again last night. I like the slowpace and setting but yeah, collecting all those spirits for exp is a bitch.
Leviathicus
Member
In general I liked it. There are some really bad design choices, and the more open world/ubisoft formula approach is something I personally dislike a lot. This is Tango's weakest job so far, but still an enjoyable experience and im glad we have games with this level of production outside the most known franchises.
Markio128
Gold Member
It’s this that has stopped me from jumping off the fence with this one.
01011001
Banned
you are talking about console tho right?
Yes on console. On pc with mouse i am sure it s fine?
ProgenitorCastle
Banned
FingerBang
Member
Jesus, no, I don't hate myself that much. Some of the worst side-content I've experienced in a game in a very long time.Did anyone try to go for the platinum? It’s a collectable traumatic stress experience. I love the game and wanted to platinum it just because of that but it’s so tiring, specially the spirits… I think I’ll sit at 58%.
Erdrick
Member
Did anyone try to go for the platinum? It’s a collectable traumatic stress experience. I love the game and wanted to platinum it just because of that but it’s so tiring, specially the spirits… I think I’ll sit at 58%.
I did. Was pretty easy albeit time consuming. I enjoyed being immersed in the game though so it was more enjoyable than not.
semiconscious
Member
glad to see this game continue to be appreciated. my favorite 'next-gen' game so far (i'd personally recommend just turning it down to easy, settling back, & just enjoying the japanese atmosphere/strangeness)...
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In Cold Blood
Banned
Interesting that they ave given PC support for FSR 2.0 but not PS5.
Danjin44
The nicest person on this forum
I dont think combat is "bad" enough to you need to turn down to easy, I personally played it on hard it was fun but I do wish there was more depth to it. For example able to combine different elements together for more powerful spell and ability to dodge.
semiconscious
Member
no, it's not bad. but, for me, anyway, it just became tiring. as with most open-world games, i was mostly into ghostwire for the exploration, the atmosphere, the lore, & the side missions. the combat was fine, but, eventually? enough was enough...
Werewolf Jones
Member
I've done all spirits which is easily the "hardest" part. Gotta do a bunch of combat trophies and all treasures, music tracks.Did anyone try to go for the platinum? It’s a collectable traumatic stress experience. I love the game and wanted to platinum it just because of that but it’s so tiring, specially the spirits… I think I’ll sit at 58%.
fart town usa
The game was decent, better than most open world games that dense claustrophobic Tokyo vibe really carries it. The story was pure who cares though.
tommib
Gold Member
Totally agree on the story. I couldn’t care less about the sister or the little city stories. The game lives and dies on its atmosphere and graphics.I've done all spirits which is easily the "hardest" part. Gotta do a bunch of combat trophies and all treasures, music tracks.
The game was decent, better than most open world games that dense claustrophobic Tokyo vibe really carries it. The story was pure who cares though.
I’m still tempted to get the platinum further down. It’s easy just time-consuming. The new photo mode will bring me back.
fart town usa
Member
Nice.I've done all spirits which is easily the "hardest" part. Gotta do a bunch of combat trophies and all treasures, music tracks.
The game was decent, better than most open world games that dense claustrophobic Tokyo vibe really carries it. The story was pure who cares though.
I loved the story but to each their own. The game just checked all the boxes for me. Honestly one of the most enjoyable game experiences I've ever had.
I'm looking forward to playing it again at some point, giving myself a long break so I forget elements of it.
fart town usa
Member
I was wondering what the update was. I hate how certain games don't have update notes on the PS5.
Arachnid
Member
The thing that blows my mind about stuff like that is that if its that boring just to complete, imagine being the poor bastard that had to code and place it all
Just fkn lol
Feel Like I'm On 42
Member
This is one of the many ps5 games that has RT reflections but may as well not have Rt at all because it's 30 fps with a shit load of input lag (like cyberpunk 2077 and Control). Devs, if you're going to have RT at 30 fps, at least make sure you're not letting it be extra laggy (30 fps adds enough lag already)!
Drizzlehell
Banned
Finally got around to playing this last night.
What a weird game.
It seems like it's supposed to be a horror title since you're fighting weird supernatural beings that look kinda demonic and creepy, but then the entire aesthetic of the game is bursting with so much color and these weird glitch-like effects, and your character shooting magic balls out of his fingers like it's some comic book shit. It's pretty endearing in its weirdness, though. Feels really unique, which is not something that happens very often in triple-A gaming these days. And it's pretty fun to play so far too.
What a weird game.
It seems like it's supposed to be a horror title since you're fighting weird supernatural beings that look kinda demonic and creepy, but then the entire aesthetic of the game is bursting with so much color and these weird glitch-like effects, and your character shooting magic balls out of his fingers like it's some comic book shit. It's pretty endearing in its weirdness, though. Feels really unique, which is not something that happens very often in triple-A gaming these days. And it's pretty fun to play so far too.
It has a lot of modes, though, including one where you can play with ray tracing and in 60 FPS. The resolution is at 1080p in that case but it still looks pretty good. It's actually pretty cool that it has so many options. Other shitty developers should be taking note of this before trying to feed us with that fucking bullshit about it being necessary for all future games to be only available in 30 FPS.
YeulEmeralda
Linux User
This game is on my radar. I don't understand why American developers love the countryside so much. Cities are much more interesting. I dropped RDR2 because of the setting. Fuck your coyotes and elks.
Urban jungle> jungle and Tokyo is glass and concrete as far as the eye can see.
Urban jungle> jungle and Tokyo is glass and concrete as far as the eye can see.
Badlucktroll
Member
is it $19.99 yet. I think they should put this, and ratchet and clank on ps plus
NightmareFarm
Member
IMO:
Story - 4/10
Gameplay - 7/10
Visuals - 8/10
Exploration - 7/10
Overall - 7/10
Story - 4/10
Gameplay - 7/10
Visuals - 8/10
Exploration - 7/10
Overall - 7/10
semiconscious
Member
perfect word choice, &, yeah, it's very unique in that way. really loved this game - enjoy!...
Feel Like I'm On 42
Member
Can't argue with that. No excuse whatsoever for devs to only offer 30 fps. That's pure lazy trash.
tommib
Gold Member
Yes.
anthony2690
Member
I can imagine this will land on ps plus when it comes to Xbox game pass (like with deathloop)
Really looking forward to playing this game tbh
TGO
Hype Train conductor. Works harder than it steams.
Got this for Christmas, and so far I like it despite being put off by the first person view when it was released.
Graphically I find it rather good looking and I like how it looks very 2000's, I can't explain it but the vibe I get from it is like it's straight out of the 2000's even though it's set now.
Combat is interesting and satisfying and I love just exploring Tokyo.
I can see how it can become repetitive after a while but so far so good.
The lag though, a lot of tinkering with analogue settings to get it right.
Graphically I find it rather good looking and I like how it looks very 2000's, I can't explain it but the vibe I get from it is like it's straight out of the 2000's even though it's set now.
Combat is interesting and satisfying and I love just exploring Tokyo.
I can see how it can become repetitive after a while but so far so good.
The lag though, a lot of tinkering with analogue settings to get it right.
fart town usa
Member
Freaking love this game. I want to play through it again but exclusively on the TV I own now (OLED, VRR, etc), that I didn't own then. Wife is always using it though.
Hope you stick with it, it gets really rewarding as you unlock abilities, and don't sleep on the DJ Multiverse tracks that some vendors sell, those tunes really help showcase the arcade nature of the game. I always have to point that out because it was a total epiphany moment for me when I played it at launch and decided to check those tracks out. You can play the songs via your MP3 player in the options and it replaces the default BGM, completely changes the vibe of the game. It's really just a big arcade game at it's core.
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