tariqsekhri

Black Myth: Wukong was a letdown. It ran poorly with noticeable ghosting and low visual quality. Combat wasn't broken, but it felt boring-mostly light or heavy attacks with the occasional ability. The perfect dodge effect looked cool, but fights lacked variety and depth. The story didn't pull me in, and I found myself not caring about what was happening. Voice acting felt off. Despite the hype, it came off as unpolished and forgettable. I also found navigation frustrating at times-I often wasn't sure where to go or what to do next. Overall i didn't enjoy my time in that game and i wont be playing it again.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor delivers solid gameplay with fluid combat and engaging mechanics. The fights feel satisfying, and movement is smooth, making exploration enjoyable. I loved how each new ability was introduced naturally-it never felt forced, and each upgrade made progression exciting. Unlocking new powers always felt rewarding and added depth to the gameplay.

However, I wish there were more moments where an NPC actively assisted in gameplay, adding a sense of teamwork. The world is immersive, but more puzzles would have been a great addition to break up the combat-heavy sequences and encourage more problem-solving. While the story wasn't bad, I struggled to connect with it emotionally-it felt serviceable but not particularly gripping.

I also encountered a few glitches, some minor but noticeable, which slightly impacted immersion. Despite these issues, the overall experience was fun, and the combat carried the game. While it doesn't reach its full potential, Jedi: Survivor is still a solid Star Wars adventure worth playing.