Decent game, good world building, not much content by today's standards though. Good that it doesn't waste your time with useless filler tho.
Content-wise was the right middle ground. Not too long but the content was all real content and not ubisoft-like collectaton.
It did feel like it was somewhat empty, not many side quests, but I guess that's better than fetch quests and collectible crap. I think a cross between this and Mass Effect Andromeda would be quite good.
You have to poke around to find side quests in that game. There were about a dozen per world but if you don’t explore a lot you won’t find them.
Honestly from someone who has a backlog of hundreds of games, this is probably a plus. Too many games nowadays have filler that don't add to the enjoyment of the game. Sometimes I might wish a game was longer, but longer in the areas I found enjoyable, not endless fetch quests
Me too. Just bought a Steam Deck recently and I'm playing a lot of games from the ps2 era... And I always find myself stuck to "complete every level with 5 stars" or "grab all collectibles" instead of focusing on good content (or just clearing the game normally to start emptying this backlog...)
There were times when I was thinking the cities were kind of small, but well, they would be small, right?
Only thing I disliked was the gunplay, and lack of gun variety.
Decent game, good world building, not much content by today's standards though. Good that it doesn't waste your time with useless filler tho.
Content-wise was the right middle ground. Not too long but the content was all real content and not ubisoft-like collectaton.
It did feel like it was somewhat empty, not many side quests, but I guess that's better than fetch quests and collectible crap. I think a cross between this and Mass Effect Andromeda would be quite good.
You have to poke around to find side quests in that game. There were about a dozen per world but if you don’t explore a lot you won’t find them.
Honestly from someone who has a backlog of hundreds of games, this is probably a plus. Too many games nowadays have filler that don't add to the enjoyment of the game. Sometimes I might wish a game was longer, but longer in the areas I found enjoyable, not endless fetch quests
Me too. Just bought a Steam Deck recently and I'm playing a lot of games from the ps2 era... And I always find myself stuck to "complete every level with 5 stars" or "grab all collectibles" instead of focusing on good content (or just clearing the game normally to start emptying this backlog...)
There were times when I was thinking the cities were kind of small, but well, they would be small, right?
Only thing I disliked was the gunplay, and lack of gun variety.