Recent reviews by Mortimm

Extremely fun, versatile (think a lighter version of DMC5) and a tragic story,

Extremely fun game with a lot of options in combat!

Very fun! You will find times where you are playing until the sun comes up. YOU WILL LOSE SLEEP! It is inevitable.

So after playing it for as long as I have, I just can't recommend this game to people, to be quite honest.
With the amount of stuff labelled as "DLC" that they churn out, it's just way too much money. It feels like you're investing in a company, and I feel like even then, you'd at least get something tangible out of it that you could use on something else.
I bid thee adieu, PAYDAY.

With a variety of control schemes to suit left handers, old school and new school alike, this game excels at what it does best, fitting into everyone's playstyle!

Game is incredibly fun and a great stress reliever. So many combos and tricks you can learn and it's loads of fun. Did I mention fun?
Just to give you context, not a professional player by any means but I just enjoy the aesthetic, the story, the gameplay and it's variants, it's just such a good time.

Apart from the overpoweredness of the Akama fight in the campaign, I would recommend this game for sure!

An extremely fun game with any combinations of loadouts and even in single player, organizing your loadout amongst your team and being able to switch amongst them is one of the reasons why I enjoy these types of games. WE NEED MORE GAMES THAT DO THIS!

Ok seriously, this game's controls are beyond frustrating, I've gotten stuck twice, the camera angles get really irritating after you have to use things like a grapple and the amount of backtracking in this game is monotonous and beyond annoying. Want more in depth? Here you go. If not, feel free to click off or scroll away.
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Frustrating Controls
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In my opinion, this hinders the game the most. The amount of times that I've tried to execute a certain combo with the scythe that ends up doing another one that I don't want is beyond frustrating. Especially when you want to level your weapons up to get better gear to progress quicker.
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Gotten Stuck Twice
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So as soon as I got the grapple, I grapple through a gap to the other side but do it at a bit of an angle which I can admit should have done straight on but I collide with the wall opposite me and land into a bunch of invisible wall scenery lodged into the wall. I tried transforming to make myself bigger to get out, I tried grappling on the nearby point, I tried mashing every button and way I could think of but I had to reset. This is something that should not be happening in a game about timing. Especially if you stuff up unintentionally, you don't want to be permanently punished for it. I know you can save and load at any time but it doesn't make it any less annoying.
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Camera Angles
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When I've been grappling around certain places, even adjusting your angle manually, every now and again no matter how much you are allowed to adjust it, you can't see where you land so you have to guess. That's NOT good game design. I want to SEE where I want to land.
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The Backtracking
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Every time and I mean EVERY time you get something new, you have to backtrack almost the whole section of the map just to get around to get where you're going and the Vulgrim points are scarce. I don't care if you have a manual save or not. Travelling to and from shops is boring and dull. It should not be boring and dull.

I will finish Darksiders 1 soon and when I do, I plan on editing this review to add more when I find any. I am not happy with my experience so far and if you think you can stand 10+ hours of frustration then I applaud you and you are more patient than I... even though I'm a patient guy... but hey... that's my review...

...for now.

I do recommend on one condition.
Steam Sale.
Those weapon packs are also a hefty price.