They broke the game and now it's unplayable if you've got nvidia. So that's pretty neat.

Game looks fun, i can play about 15 mins before it crashes. In the time ive been trying to get it working, ive gone through 2 graphics cards and 2 CPU's.

At first, the game was a little disorienting because it is such a unique game to play, it was confusing BUT... once you play through, the game becomes more and more enjoyable and challenging! Deathloop has quickly become on of my all-time favorite games and when I was able to finish the game I was a little sad because I would miss my adventures but really enjoyed it!

Deathloop is one of the most stylish and clever shooters I’ve ever played. The solo campaign is fantastic — exploring Blackreef, uncovering secrets, and piecing together how to break the time loop kept me hooked from start to finish. The story is intriguing and well-paced, slowly revealing the mysteries behind the Visionaries and the island. Colt’s sarcastic humor and his constant banter with Julianna make the narrative even more enjoyable. Gameplay-wise, the freedom of choice is incredible. You can go loud or stealthy, experiment with powers, weapons, and strategies, and every loop feels different. Discovering the perfect sequence to take down all Visionaries in one day is deeply satisfying. Multiplayer spices things up, but even without it, the solo experience is more than worth it. ---{ Graphics }--- ☐ You forget what reality is ☐ Masterpiece ☑ Beautiful ☐ Great but not perfect ☐ Good ☐ Decent ☐ Bad ☐ Don’t look too long at it ☐ Retro v...

It's good and so close to great in so many ways, but doesn't quite click for me. I think this game would benefit from a slightly tighter focus on the loop mechanic(s) rather than having the PVP. That said, Julianna is one of the best antagonists in games in a long time.

its like the game is built around soft locking you when you make a minor mistake, so you have to loop back around the entire day to fix it, not a big fan of that imo

TLDR: Gameplay wise in general? The game's fun. Invasion mode is unplayable in terms of connection issues and they likely wont ever be fixed. 7/10 Review essay written at 11 PM: You basically play Dishonored but with guns and a loop mechanic where you do the same missions over again and find new routes to do your objectives. Early game you learn the mechanics, the story as you go til once you've done the missions that are there to help you progress through the game. Afterwards what early game had is gone and not by like a chapter thing, you've been there, learned things and can't go back how it was unless you want to reset your entire savefile (there are no individual savefiles or saves in general like Dishonored) Mid game is redo'ing the same missions to learn new details of those you're killing and why nots, grind to keep guns n your 'skills' til you've got everything you want to have it easy. Then late game you essentially only are replaying the same missions to reach the end of ...

I think many of the reasons why I don’t think this game is very good are already summarised in SkillUp’s video. I would recommend anyone who has reservations about this game (either pre-purchase, nor midway through playing it) to check the video out. But on top of these points I think one thing he said in the video really resonated with me, and that is how the game never transitions from “hamfisted introduction of artificial mechanics” to “intuitive execution/implementation of said mechanics.” The game lives and dies in menu screens, and the things that you are supposed to learn never passes through gameplay to become something lived and impressive. What do I mean? The investigation, which is supposed to consist in careful and meticulous exploration of environments, is never about what I/Colt would look for as a practical matter, but whether I am able to locate a specific piece of interactable clue amidst a sea of objects, which if they were real, could all be viable cand...

Arkane keeps promising “play your way,” but it’s just another clunky stealth sim pretending to be a shooter. The story wears out fast with endless repetition, the guns feel weak and unsatisfying, and the powers are just Dishonored abilities with new names. Every time I play an Arkane game I think: these guys wish they made BioShock.

some driver bug stops the game from launching and causes frequent crashes if the game ever works. dont buy.