I definitely do not recommend: Biomutant (Review) 

Will do!

you are fast. Goddamn... the game isn't even out.

@@swissgamerzchannel2035 He's a reviewer, they get copies early in time for release. Nothing new.

I find it funny you recommended Watchdogs Legion aka an "Open World Immersive Sim" over this. I'm wishlisting this sucker lol

I think saying this is "pre alpha" is a bit "incorrect." This definitely feels like late alpha or early beta, but pre alphas are more proof of concept than anything. Think...star citizen. This, while it has a lot of sucky things, is definitely beyond that. This is a game in need of 6 months of polish. If they had taken several months and polished the sound, the combat, the quests, the emptiness of the world, etc, it could have changed everything.

Turtle Mop seriously I am so sick of how many games keep copying this sort of design.

@@simonphoenix3789 yeah I’m starting to realize that I’d much rather spend my money on even just a few hours of deep, interesting gameplay rather than 100 hours of bland, stretched thin gameplay

Shit man... You're right I'm sick of it. Cyberpunk didn't deliver and NOW THIS? I knew not to get hyped but Damm didn't know it'd be this bad...best open world that feels like shit is always happening is RDR2 still. I have yet to see it outdone it just unscripted encounters. MUCH appreciate the honesty every video hasn't addressed negatives. Which made me nervous.

They just tried to make a AAA game with nowhere near enough resources and manpower. Open world rpg with all the systems you'd expect made by 20 people? Not going to happen. And u agree,sometimes less is more.

May I recommend the Yakuza series? (if you haven't yet heard about it). They have very small and tightly packed open worlds (often just a city district), filled with crazy side activities, that often have narratives tied to them. Not to mention that the main story is one of the most unique and fascinating crime-dramas in gaming. If you find this interesting, I recommend you look-up Yakuza 0.

Exactly, I just looked at the credits and there are only like 3 people handling game play and game design, while there are 9 full time artists + a lot of out sources artists. Basically too many artists producing assets, but not enough people integrating it properly into the game. Would explain all the emptiness in world where artists would just import the assets into the engine, but no interactable.

The music is fantastic tho..

And a sound designer, I guess.

Great animators you say? Okay

@@RaymondWhiting I don't know, the bits where SkillUp plays the actual game sounds are just "generic open world background music".

I had issues where my gun wouldn’t fire after creating one. You have to reload then switch to another gun and switch back. I was playing on EA’s launcher.

Didn't have any issues. Playing for 30+ hours.

Idk what kind of anticheat/pirate security biomutant had, but it might be that. I had exactly your problem with other games. Now I stopped buying them and just pirate most games again like old Times. Sure I feel bad about not paying on one hand, but on the other hand they need to make the game work correctly. Those damn anticheat/antipirate programs like Lenovo are the actual problem in most current games. Pirating them removes this problem. Its Just weird anti pirating methods actually make me a pirate lol.

I haven't encountered any issues. Playing for 10+ hours.

@@kelvinjanssen7889 If the game is from a big publisher I ALWAYS pirate. No way that I throw money at EA or sum

Well hoping they make money won't do anything for them. Buy the game and support then if that's what you want

@@asundelgun3487 I’m not going to buy a game that I won’t play though that makes no sense

The way they did Spider-Man Miles Morales was perfect I wish it was a longer game that’s it . This open world stuff has gotten out of hand .

Subnautica proved this

I agree people don't realize big open world maps have to be filled with meaningful content or at least most developers don't. For every RDR2 and Witcher 3 there are a dozen ubisoft style cookie cutter games obsessed with just being as big as possible for no reason.

and your opinion is subjective.

I'm waiting on a revival of smaller, self contained but open ended levels like in games like Ratchet and Clank or Deus Ex

The thing about game design is that when we do get a game that is long and is full of great experiences, it usually have the entire teams contribution in the creativity to populate the game world with enough cool and exciting experiences. Creativity can't just only be consolidated to a few people like art designer, game director, head of game design or mechanics. The whole team could come up or just randomly have creative things to add to the game spontaneously, if they are able to add it into the game. Honestly you can't expect 1 person like the game director to come up with a lot things to fill into the expansive world of a game that is 20+ hours long, they run into a dry spell on ideas. So having the whole team brainstorm to compile things to add helps. The way publishers are cracking the whips on the dev teams today, that really can't be allowed due to publisher's strict time constraints and scheduling.

a lot of game dissaster seem to occur because of getting stuck into devoleping an ambitious idea without a proper direction to it.

I’ve been playing this game nonstop for days. It’s way beyond mediocre. I think Skill Up is a cool guy but I wouldn’t lean heavily on his opinion. I think the game is fantastic in more ways than one. The story is solid while making the entire world feel like one enthralling and magnetic seamless open world. There are so many places to discover and cool events to stumble upon. I’m actually very impressed a small team created this huge ambitious open world RPG with a lot of quest diversity and replay value. I strongly encourage this game to anyone who wants something fresh and different :)

I actually highly prefer long mediocre games (which is why I love Ubisoft, soulsborne games and jrpgs). I don't care how bloody amazing a game is, if it takes less than 30 hours to complete, I'm not paying 30 - 60 bucks for it (I will also not buy these on sale either, might buy them once their price actually drops down a lot).

@@atomsmasher703 I agree with you so much. I only buy a game if I can get the amount of hours as money I put into it. Also I love open world games because I love taking my time going around exploring every nook and cranny to make sure I got everything and 100% the game.

Also Skill Up: "Get Surfshark VPN!"

Its not ive been playing

Egh... When I saw the trailers and gameplay trailers I was quite convinced it WAS a ubisoft game without double checking it. Now that he mentions that it's made by somebody different I was like: wait what?

I'm a big fan of FarCry, yet I can't stand Assassin's Creed. So comparing anything to Ubisoft gives me the big brain hurt

To me it's almost a non-statement. Do you know what game has a huge map and Ubisoft-style towers to reveal points of interest in the map? Breath of the Wild.

Game devs who take the good, valid criticism and improve their product with it are kinda some of my heroes. Hello Games rose from the ashes of a truly disastrous release, as have some others; I too am open to the possibility.

@@liesdamnlies3372 I doubt this game raked in a 10th of the cash no man’s sky did. Kinda hard remaking the game for free when you got bills to pay

@@liesdamnlies3372 Some minor feedback is reasonable... But this is their job, not ours, and they shouldn't need us to tell them how to do it. For me, their "hero" status ends when they charge me money for something rubbish and then expect me to wait around possibly years while they fix it (which might never even happen). If they really need the advice and feedback, there are consultants and other experienced people working in the industry they could hire to help improve it before they sell it, rather than listening to the complaints of the unhappy, unqualified, general public after release.

I doubt they can fix the repetive nature of the game in dialog, quests and so on. Just minor things like the pointless narrator can be fixed outright by removing.

@@BlackLizardPlanet Don't see where anyone called anyone a hero, but okay then...

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I was looking forward to this... Big sad...

You guys should still play it

@@schemar17 I'm gonna look at other reviews to see what others think before fully deciding whether it's worth it or not.

@@Kneeco69 I haven't seen any reviews over a 6 so far

What about me who pre-ordered the game and am yet to play. I have started to get the Cyberpunk 2077 vibes even before the starting the game. Money lost 😭😭😭

Let this be a lesson to stop pre-ordering games and wait for reviews

@@demondton96 u r making me more emotional bro 😭😭😭. Still ur advice is much appreciated. Lol.

Oh god. I just said to myself "as long as it's not another ubisoft type game". Even spider-man ps4 bored the pants off me when I got over the web slinging fun and realised all the side quests were boring and that was Insomniac.

@@muzamilnabinadroo Literally every reviewer screams at you not to pre-order. It’s a meme how shitty of an idea pre-ordering is. If you want to waste your money go for it, but don’t expect sympathy.

The new prices are slightly ahead of inflation. Since the last price increase. Stop expecting games to stay the same price forever.

Lots of consoomers trying to justify their poor financial decisions here.

No kidding. If THIS is the quality we can expect, then fuck that noise.

@Trophy Gamer how are you not embarassed LOOOOOl

Game was $50 at launch lmao

Facts

Open world can only be done good if its filled with a lot of exciting cool activities for players to invest in like Witcher 3. But being that creative takes the spontaneous ideas of the entire team, not just the designers or director.

@@sparda9060 Not even the Wild Hunt was perfect, but it did have better side-quests than others. So far I can point to the Yakuza series for having side-quests that actually relate to the world and characters instead of being a fetch quest. There is the the fact many can still be that, but dressed up in a far better way, and I think those are okay. I just hate when I know for fact I'm just collecting, I'm just beating people up in a monotonous manner 20 times or maybe endlessly like in Ubisoft games. Side quests should help expand on the story and world, especially if you're acquiring special items. Ghost of Tsushima didn't have a lot of side content, but all of it was specific and only did that. No fluff. FF XV reverted to the worst side-quests when it used to have some of the most memorable ones.

On top of that, to do it properly takes a massive amount of money, creativity and time. I wouldn't say that any game developer has successfully pulled it off either, The Witcher 3 and Fallout New Vegas are open world games I actually enjoyed. Skyrim, Fallout 4, the various Assassins Creed titles felt completely empty and/or completely manufactured. For example in Skyrim where the thief and courier seemingly finding you no matter where you are. Oh yes, this thief stole something from a guy and was chased all the way into the mountains in a blizzard and just happens that I'm the first person to come across?

@@DarkKreig They consider the scale of the world before the world itself. Like you said, some are close in making the world feel lived in and responsive, but if it means reducing size or meeting actual meaningful content to the scale, they avoid it purposefully. So it does feel manufactured to just be open-world. This game could have been packed full of a bit more if they scaled down and filled it with more instead. I still like it, but it comes off like it was meant to be either a platformer or sandbox. And not just saying that because it has anthro characters lol

Valheim is a massive open world game and made by a small team. The game is probably the best game I ever played

Lol dude this game is 12 to 15 hours long for most people. Shorter than uncharted.

@@wiebrendelhaye valheim is surival base building type of game. Its "open world" is different kind from biomutant "open world" type of game.

Since when the flying fuck is THQ a small team. The dude is wrong from the start.

a smaller, more combat focused, furry breath of the wild sounds good to me

Don’t waste ur money bro i just bought it 1hr in and I regret spending the $60

@@nday5356 i just refunded it lmao I like the fighting but it just feels repetitive and boring

@@nday5356 Naw man, you have to wait until the end game.

@@glocktupusva371 probably bought it on console

Don't let his opinion stop u from trying it 😭😭😭😭 skill up is not god

Oh...you went there 🤣😂

I haven't played it, but botw always looked kinda empty. Which is exactly what biomutant is. It doesn't work on a bigger map and more powerful consoles

@@jamesb7205 Agreed, tried playing BOTW 2 times but if felt empty

@@jamesb7205 It's everything else that BotW does right that makes it such a good game, paired with how nice its open world is. Some parts are empty of course, as many open world games tend to be but everything else about the game distracted me from it. I'm not biased from it either as it was my first Zelda game and the only open world games I played before it really was Far Cry 3 and Skyrim, the former of which I didn't even complete. Not to mention the gameplay elements that are littered throughout the world so you're never just running around endlessly. There's always a new area, new shrine, new secrets and new puzzles scattered everywhere but you also don't need to explore any of it if you don't want to. Can beat the game by just going straight to Ganon if you want.

Do you mean Halo?

Well observed, and nicely put.

Well spoken. I couldn't agree more.

This is why you shouldn't take developers like FromSoftware for granted, it takes an incredible amount of skill and craftsmanship to design something quite as challenging and exhilarating.

I think developers try to replicate the size of famous open worlds, such as those in Rockstar games, but they fail to add any depth or nuance to them. Over the years, I used to dislike Rockstar. I thought their game design was linear and old-fashioned. But looking back three years after RDR2... I've been taking Rockstar for granted. They just make high-quality, well-polished games with amazing open worlds, which is honestly rare nowadays. Their worlds are beautiful, full of life, have interesting random events, memorable characters, solid gameplay, even great music and sound design. It's no wonder they take almost a decade in between game releases. The only open world game that has come close in quality is Ghost of Tsushima, but as Skill Up said, GoT was more of a super refined Ubisoft game (still very good). It is hard to make an amazing open world that is as large and in-depth as those Rockstar has made historically. And I think many game companies only aim for scale/size in order to show off in trailers.

@@LASAGNA_LARRY I agree... Rockstar games are so well done because they take the time to polish. CDP Red mentioned "Will launch when it's ready" Rockstar shows this quote without mentioning a word. I think we should stop taking developer words and look at what actions were taken prior and post. We establish trust afterwards when everyone gets their hands on the title thats been anticipated. Hype is a rare dish and should not be used lightly as the dissapointment can be catastrophic.

I realize I was really loving the art style. Actually playing though the game doesn't sound that fun.

Cyberpunk 2077 stands up, takes off cowl, sheds a tear ❗

@@SoUtHMeMpHis At least Cyberpunk had fun gameplay and story

@@DV-ou1yu no mediocre at best . Also Skill up taste is really weird .

@@controversialgaming1364 Mediocre? Idk. I don't think it falls into the same category as Shadow of War, Quantum Realm, Maneater, etc. But it didn't blow anyone away except for the first person perspective use of story telling which wasnt unique to it. Trust me, I think Cyberpunk was overhyped trash, but a solid game outside of the horrible skill tree, terrible open world, awful nonstory side missions, useless dialogue choices, etc. Hmmmmm, maybe it is mediocre....lol

That's a really good point you make. I didn't think about that (Triple A price, Triple A expectation). I'll definitely be looking at things different from now on. Thank you.

@@nikelombambo get ready for a life a disappointment

Exactly

is it $60? it only costs around $30 full price where I'm from.

@@geebeepman I'm from EU and on Steam it's 59,99€, which is more then $60 xD

again graphics don't matter if game play, mechanics, general pacing is bad

​@@kyotheman69 they probably didn't mean it *looked* good in the literal sense of looking, but the figurative one. I also thought it *looked* decently compelling mechanically, in its tone and as an open world etc. But yes, your point is perfectly valid.

Remember to never let someone else's opinion decide if you like something or not.

@@kyotheman69 1

You should form your own opinion and experience before trusting every work of someome else. This title triggered me, but i for one, doesn't care about others opinion until i've experienced it for myself. You should do that aswell. :)

They don't plan on supporting modding tho.

@@MinqApoc Hahahahahahahahaha

Wow this was my exact thought lol! This is definitely not a good time to release a mediocre game. I think a lot of people have this mindset.

Like I haven't been happy with a game for at least 3 years, Cyberpunk nearly forced me to give up in gaming, and the PS games obviously are only for consoles and I am a PC gamer only. I hope sony will end bringing Ghost of Tsushima to PC. Any game recommendations?

Yay I have some money 🙃

@@alanalb1449 2018 was one of the best years for me

@@alanalb1449 Depends, what are you looking for? I can say that if you want more passionate project with some interesting game design going for it I would look at Indie. Valheim for example even for an early access is faaaaaaaaaar more complete than any third party triple A release in a long while. I can also recommend Risk of Rain 2.

same...

Yeah, but he recommended Cyberpunk 2077 and lied to his fans.

@@ledarcc4652 I still like cyberpunk

@@Nirocto It’s still a shit game

@@spendsshanks6050 Not really Great Story,Great Oprnworld,Greag Quests

Nice to see someone in the comments that's not just echoing the negative review. I also enjoy the game and just generally getting a ton of loot.

I think I might try it now. Thank you ☺️

@@PinkRanger1105 definitely give it a go. It's nice to be able to jump into a world and just mess around with it as YOU see fit ^^ I played it and I was relaxed the whole way through.

This is the cutest comment I've read in awhile 😂

I'm only three hours in and everything works for me as a gamer. Sure, I am about 120 days late, but I'd say it's close to a classic for me just for how well the game plays and the narration with humor over the charming animal voices.

you nailed it

of the game or this review?

@@yourehereforthatarentyou The game obvs

Probably PC because I haven't had any audio sounds mess up on ps4.

No no no, you guys are getting thid wrong. Most people don't get it, the dialogue system itself indicates the fact that biomutant is not trying to be serious, rather aimed at younger audiences and definitely trying to be cute and hilarious. It's an open world fantasy RPG that is meant to make you sit back and breeze through the world without giving you a hard time. The puns and aster eggs and everything in it indicates thr fact that this is not trying to be a Dark souls game

same with giving up on stocks for a new gpu

Are you surprised? It's been the wave for almost a decade.

No no no, you guys are getting thid wrong. Most people don't get it, the dialogue system itself indicates the fact that biomutant is not trying to be serious, rather aimed at younger audiences and definitely trying to be cute and hilarious. It's an open world fantasy RPG that is meant to make you sit back and breeze through the world without giving you a hard time. The puns and aster eggs and everything in it indicates thr fact that this is not trying to be a Dark souls game

Same here

i havent played this, but i have to say, this review didn't... unsell me on the game you know? like the complaints about the sound were so petty to me like i honestly found it... fine?? it's just not loud bangs and effects, i guess. the only thing i found weird was the catapult scene being absolutely quiet lmaoo the complaints about the lack of feedback in combat also seemed quite petty nitpicks. you know when he said he adjusts his expectations based on the size of the studio? this didn't seem like that at all lmao. like ive seen worse combat, even just from looking, from much bigger studios. as far as the repetitive mechanic, yeah. i'm not sure if his intention was to make it sound worse than the average, but it also seemed pretty regular to me. the assault-map-conquering thing and the repetitive layouts are definitely not that rare. and i agree that it can be boring, which is why i really like the "skipping" mechanic?????? take a game like valhalla for example.... after pillaging 30 cities you start to be kind of over it. i would have loved the ability to skip some of those lmao. however, valhalla had other elements that made the game worth playing, like story and "camp" mechanics (and listen i'm not saying that it was an oscar worthy narrative or anything, but i'm quite easy to please with game plots). if i had to critique anything about biomutant's world, i would say it's empty, for sure. and the plot is weak, okay. but repetitive? idk man, anything gets repetitive after you do it for more than fifteen hours. maybe this tendency to release 100+ hour long videogames nowadays is why i can't take that particular criticism seriously, it seems like something everyone complains about all the time, and to me that's not a GAMEPLAY issue, just a matter of games being way too long. ps.: he's really out here trying to tell me that this game doesn't resemble botw when that game id also empty as all hell?? come on, man.....

Been playing it for days Now and it was great. This guys hilarious. It’s pretty deep with endless things to do.

I am glad you guys like the game as well.

@@fxls5300 I decided to play BOTW because I had the sneaking suspicion he was completely overlooking that games mechanics and ignoring the similarities of the two, and just as I thought yup. The shrines and towers get extremely old after a few dozen not to mention they start working more and more like far cry Ubisoft camps that he himself compared this game too. Idk why he’s so willing to overlook those things in other games.

Im about 20 hours in and having a blast. It does come repetitive, but Assassins Creed does as well, as any Ubisoft game does. This game is not much worse than the average Ubisoft game.

Agreed

Ye I guess

Same I am about 85 plus hours in and love it. I didn’t have any crashes or anything

@@demo6tro777 Same, the day before I got it I kept hearing that the melee combat was supposedly really janky and unresponsive, but it's worked really well for me.

my issue with the game is narrator, wish it just shut up and let you do your thing, if i pick bad choice that's my problem

@@kyotheman69 you can turn him off

same feels that was a real hit for something I was looking towards

Only non fighting game Ive been looking forward to in years

Wow people were really excited for this game is shocking to me based off what I was seeing from this game.

@very emergency Don't be a schill. The game is not good you need to get over it.

@@driitzshepard2234 Just like all the shill RU-vidrs recommend Cyberpunk right

Its not a crime to form your own personal opinion on a game, play the game for yourself.

@@ryulanda9399 its almost like other people have different opinions about the game.

Already bought it, gonna support these devs.

How are you STILL pre-ordering games? Madness.

Ghost of tsushima is the only game I've pre ordered recently & got lucky with

Horizon is so good. Also. Stop buying games? You're on the internet. Everything is free.

How'd you like H:FW? (If you got it)

Yep, right when Ralph was hammering the game's sound design.

Twice!

Yessir.

Twice wtf

yep

I didn't gather that. The game looks terrible. It barely uses 3GB VRAM. It performs absolutely and disgustingly terrible. So, the game size is small, the textures are tiny... yet the performance and visuals are bad, blurry and plain. Doesn't even use more than 15% of my Ryzen 3600 lol. Don't confuse "bright colors" with good graphics.

@@JustAGuy85 same CPU and my usage is perfectly fine.... Are you sure you're looking after your hardware properly?

@@JustAGuy85 that's not what was said in the video, and that's how I got my conclusion. Sorry for you though

@@JustAGuy85 Same CPU and the game runs flawlessly, like easy 60FPS an 2k with everything maxed. Your system has issues if it cant play this game properly. Also if you think this game looks bad graphically then you have some pretty unrealistic expectations.

@@JustAGuy85 Wtf are you talking about lmao

Lmao that was bad

🤣🤣🤣

Just like me in real life.

@@uncooked_ham Ouch, I felt that.

Wow is the only mmo I have ever been able to actually stick with and I have tried most and most didn’t stay around for more then a year

MMO's are god's way of telling you you have no friends lmao one of our mates used to play MMO for years then we became friends in our 30s & we hang out,play & he doesn't play MMOs anymore direct correlation.

I like to think that one day technology will allow for MMO experiences that aren't cookie cutter on rails rythm games. I wanted the next Fallout game after FO4 to be co-op. Did you see the steaming turd Bethesda served up? Ridiculous.

There should be a digital foundry style channel that does deep dives on sound design in games .. I love good sound

@@geoffdb8118 Couldn't agree more

Yup, I feel like not enough people understand this.

@@geoffdb8118 good sound design can make a good game legendary

Bad reviews also have the same effect.

69 likes....nobody touch it.

@@OffshoreITguy 18 people didn’t listen to you

169 likes

Wow that bad

Damn dude, that a pretty apt description to describe my dissapointment

Damn that's is just harsh. But also sad

I remember when McDonald's used to be good

plot twist hes actually the CEO

Outer wilds announced DLC a few weeks ago

@@ZM-dm3jg That's great news, thanks!

@@kingloucifur8086 Don't know if you played the DLC yet but it's great. Recommended.

I was initially excited for this game leading up to its release, but then after SkillUp's review I passed on it. Picked it up for free on PS+ and I'm loving it, and I kind of regret not picking it up at when it dropped.

I recognize its flaws but man when I just want to chill out, relax and wander around this game clicks for me.

This game was really misunderstood, or too harshly criticized.

The best sound design is the one you don't notice, because it just feels right.

@@ShadowVipers well said. I remember seeing an interview with a sound designer and basically said the same thing: the best sound design is the one that makes the game feel great, but not one that pulls you out of it.

@@jacobvriesema6633 I heard it when I went to Montreal International Games Summit (A convention for Game Devs)

Having to turn down the volume so guests can sleep gave me different things to appreciate about sound

Actually one thing BotW gets down to a T ironically enough considering some people consider its OST to be lacking. I highly recommend checking out Scruffy's video on invisible sound design in BotW. Puts a lot of things into perspective imo and is also just an incredible video.

Didn’t expect to see you here bro 😂

Hi phone guy

My man! Glad seeing you are a man of culture. (Seriously this is like seeing a celebrity in a restaurant lol) love your work

What up ma duuude

give me money

He’s Australian tho

@@long6048 that’s the joke ...

@@long6048 whoosh/

@@long6048 same shit

@@kingt0295 No, no it isn't. Australia is as un-European as imaginable. Where did you go to school?

Doing his job properly? This guy endorsed Cyberpunk because the devs told him to.

@@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa In what way did he? I didnt see the vid but i saw his review on Metacritic, a 7 out of 10, which was my score for the game if you ignore bugs. I highly dislike CDPR, almost always have since all their games released in a fucking horrible state, but like i said, ignoring bugs, Cyberpunk wasnt all that bad, still nowhere near anything what was promised sadly

@@kpjlflsknflksnflknsa shut up and stop spreading BS

Lmao

lmao

Yeah, this game needed some more level designers. I think they blasted it in the art area though. But that dont matter when the game is just meh. We really do need some more advanced sci fi concepts thoigh

@@Yeet_Error I will buy it once it goes on sale for sure, if it was like $25 I’d buy it. I saw it for $50 or $60 and I was like... *nope*

Splatoon for example.

@@Yeet_ErrorWow😂😂😂

@@Yeet_Error It's a review?

Like Cyberpunk 2077, but that game was developed by a much bigger studio.

@@klarnorbert but at least cyberpunk is a much more interesting game.

@@jesseomollo9405 It's the same: a half baked game.

It gives me that Hello Games + Sony vibe where they started with a smaller project and THQ/Sony came along and were like "yo, you could make this bigger so we can push it harder!"

@@jesseomollo9405 lmao

no cap the visuals are absolutely unreal. game itself is kinda tap water but it's fun

World is super emtpy I AM shocked! Game runs so bad on standard PS4. When I change my armor to change the visual appereance of my character my holster was floating a few inches away from where it should be. Cutscenes start out of the blue no transistions at all. Emptier than Ubisoft

That's too bad, because ruling out all Ubisoft games would mean missing out on Fenyx rising. But don't take my word for it, watch Skill Up's review.

Gravity rush 1 and 2 it is then!

I’ll pass this guy hyped up returnal only for me to lose all my progress on rest what a shit show

@@rekktt7952 he means that's all he needed to hear to avoid this garbage

They compare to the games but can’t figure out what makes the games fun.

But without the substance of those games 😂

You guys seem to have a strong opinion, which is odd considering the game isn't even out yet.

@@RepublicofODLUMthe game is already out like a couple of hours ago. Also there has been a lot of early streams of the complete game. I’ve seen gameplay of it as I wanted to know why most of the reviews pointed the same flaws. The reviews aren’t wrong, just watching the dialogue scenes I already wanted to quit watching and bang my head to the wall, the dialogue is that annoying. And the rest of the game is the same as mentioned on most reviews, nobody is lying here. It isn’t a terrible game, but a game that by trying to chase so much ended very incomplete in most of the aspects it went after.

@@Hartbreak1 Fair enough, I just think a lot of people are rushing to judgement and putting too much faith in others opinions. There are also a lot of positive reviews on this game if you look at metacritic, certainly not overwhelmingly negative.

Wow not to me. Sorry it's bumming you out.

That’s the point of previews. To make shit look interesting

@@omensoffate marketing babyyyyyy

So far it looks fine to me, it's not breath of the wild quality so it s*** is what I'm hearing from this review.

@@BigFootTheRealOne You hear what you want to hear I guess.

Just like the entirety of this game

Same with the water monster thing leaping out of the water. If a team with a couple dozen people wants to make an open-world game that is similar in scope to a game Ubisoft would make with hundreds of employees, it's no wonder that most of the cutscenes suck

Not a hit, more like a brilliant experiment that unfortunately failed.

Honestly feel the same way just finished the game and iv loved it

Consoomer

@@erik-sr9bj people said the same thing about no mans sky. and look where it is now. one of the best exploration games you can play at the moment. it had such a terrible start that it kind of faded off and only recently started to come into peoples radars. and they are still pushing out new updates and recently had a MAJOR overhaul of the entire game to fill out planets and environments more. you could literally explore planets for weeks looking for the perfect paradise planet to lay your hat up at only to discover one even better a couple days later. if they continue to listen to the community i really think this game has a chance to evolve into something great unlike cyberpunk which is basically a gucci bag with a giant dog turd smeared inside. with literally ANY game you wont please everyone i think the 60 dollar price tag is really whats killing people if it was 30-40 dollars i really think the game would be getting more constructive comments rather than outright hate buy a good portion of people. as its not the best game by any means i'd give it a couple months and its going to be a lot better. they already pushed out an update fixing bigs and are active in responding to peoples comments about combat and what not

@@ok2full no man's sky was lied about by the team so much it left a foul taste in many people's mouth, I knew they lied when the game originally was less than a gigabyte or only a few gigabytes to download, this game has so much dishonest reviews and harsh reviews for something so good.

Mass Effect Legendary is out I ain't got time for these other games.

@@dntthe88 let me know if it’s good i’m thinking of buying it

@@onyourleft9273 It's a remaster not a remake so don't expect significant differences but there were enough. I'm in 3 now and I'm enjoying my time which is surprising because I don't normally like to replay games.

@@dntthe88 Cool

@End Cancel Culture {Taiwan is a Country} Ok i thought that Bioware redeemed them selves but no if they said that fuck them i’m sailing the seven seas to play this one

I don't think so. But hey like what you like.

@@sabreeemneely It’s fine to have shit taste

Yeh, wishlisted it on Steam a week ago because I thought "Hey, that looks new", but it's just the Skyrim problem over and over. Vast as the ocean, shallow as a puddle.

It might still be for you.

It is, I'm playing it right now and it's amazing

Really you can’t go off someone else’s a opinion out have to check it out on your own to see

It is far better than Skill Up sees it. Some of his criticisms are just far off the mark (some are apt if not presented a bit hyperbolic), or flat out contradicted by my own experience. It's got a lot of charm and personality and originality to it. Far from perfect and with its share of flaws. But so far I'm enjoying it a great deal. I'm kind of shocked by how badly he reviewed it.

That’s the point of marketing and trailers. To make it look promising lol

well the before you buy guys gave this game a high rating, so i guess its all personal taste

@@MrBuurt I'm now 45 hours into the game, honestly I really like what I am experiencing. I feel this review wasn't as fleshed out as Skill up's other reviews.

agreed, ppl should try for themselves

@@kendallcoombs9551 yes they really should, don't base a decision around one person's opinion

@@kendallcoombs9551 I tried it, and it is true, the game sucks shit.

@@nicolasnunez9913 maybe for you, but there are just as many people that like/love it

@@kendallcoombs9551 I tried it, it has the most boring open world I’ve ever experienced

What a Great Game

Oh man I forgot about that, I want to play it now too.

God yes, I wish old Bioware was still alive so they can make a sequel

Me too buddy...me too

Actually bought it on Steam again a few days ago. Such a great game.

Yeah you would play FF14

Oh! I see you're still suffering from CP 2077 PTSD like me 😖

Imagine playing ff14 and complaining about bad games

even thought there have been several amazing games that came out recently? Why do people focus only on the negative?

@@AhbibHaald LMFAO

Hollow knight is good though

@@BootySnacc yeah that’s his point lol

@@BootySnacc It's perfect

FACTS Hollow Knight is a 10/10

For masochists.

Such a fun concept, extremely creative but failed to be realized

Same. The ads kept showing lovely vistas, but left me wondering what the heck it was and why I should want to play.

The Visuals are nice but gameplay doesn't, thats what happens with a lot of games with a small team of devs it doesn't exactly deliver and they'll charge a lot this is just another one.

This game is so unfinished and unsatisfying I played 30 min of it and I don't even wanna bother with it anymore the combat is such a let down and the narration is a horrible idea kills the whole reason to care about any npc i don't know what's more annoying the narration or the jibberish that they say before there's crazy frame drops pop ups and glitches (ps4 slim) and it would probably crash too if you played it long enough like 6 years I know it's a small team but cmon you can do better for spending such a long time on it

No no no, you guys are getting thid wrong. Most people don't get it, the dialogue system itself indicates the fact that biomutant is not trying to be serious, rather aimed at younger audiences and definitely trying to be cute and hilarious. It's an open world fantasy RPG that is meant to make you sit back and breeze through the world without giving you a hard time. The puns and aster eggs and everything in it indicates thr fact that this is not trying to be a Dark souls game

@@JohnJohn-pm9wq Wow, you really are copy pasting this dumpsterfire nothing comment, onto everyone's comments huh? Wasting your time, go away and stop spamming.

@@Axisoflords What??? dumpster who?? You know you can't copy paste on youtube right???

I've played about 8hrs so far. It's ok but not what I expected. They throw alot at you in mechanics which feels like random crap.

Yeah wtf was that about?? It was PITCH BLACK I thought my TV was fucked up lol

Hahahah thought I was the only one I had my brightness on 100 still couldn’t see shit

Yeah same in layman, was talking head video. This review was the real deal though

IGN people are actually nocturnal alien race.

Who even still watches IGN?

Same I took the day off but waited to preorder 🙃 thankfully! I've been burned before via preorder not this time though!

mmmhm - Geralt

@@wurlbfree1981 uhhh okay?

@@marbl3d45 hope you like okay😅

Even a small semi open world.

I'm so tired of open world games. They're making games soulless

The Ubisoft effect

well the before you buy guys gave this game a high rating, so i guess its all personal taste

Star Citizen is purposeful scope creep to milk the whales. This one at least seems like a genuine go at a game. Still a pass for me though.

no, this game is scope creep, star citizen is just a scam

@@rekktt7952 Ah, I was wondering whether I'd see a Star Citizen fanboy below that comment. You sure didn't disappoint...

@@rekktt7952 I don't hate Star Citizen, but it has undeniable scope creep. One need only look at their stretch goals to see that what they were planning would not be achievable within the time frame they set for themselves. Any of the time frames really. Apparently not in the budget department either as I believe it was reported that most of the crowdfunding money had already been used at some point. If it's not a scam, then it's definitely mismanagement. Either way, I'm entirely indifferent towards it. Yeah, it's pretty scummy that they're promising the moon and taking people's money without anything notable to show for it, but it was also their choice to spend that money on nothing more than a promise that there would be a functional game someday and well... We all reap what we sow one day. If I want a good space sim, I'm just going to play Elite Dangerous instead. It's actually functional and they're adding space legs real soon so it'll pretty much be Star Citizen under another name eventually.

Subnautica Below Zero and NieR Replicant (which is great) 👍🏻

Ubisoft open world games are almost the same

Odyssey's level scaling and system really detracts from the open world formula that I usually like from Ubisoft. Every now and then I'll just go back and recomplete Black Flag for the hell of it.

@@sanfransiscon black flags open world design is done superbly well

Immortal is pretty good. But thats about it

Yeah AC Odyssey broke me too man.... I got like 10 hours deep and finally just uninstalled it. Fighting the same enemies in identical looking places again and again and again and again just isn’t for me.