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Well her psychosis is "different", less brutal in Saga. But as the point of the game is to blur lines between objective reality and Senua's, its a good thing if you have hard time to explain everything.
Yet I'm not sure what you don't understand, with time and attentive eye, you can understand everything.
Imo, what was the 1st doing better was emotion.
In Saga you don't have camera stare and it seems you see less often Senua face or she just doesn't react.
She's taking a lot of things in whereas in the first she was explosive for every emotion, even joy.
After the 1st one, I felt a lot for Senua whereas in Saga, I was watching her doing stuff but I didn't feel like be next to her.
Same can be told about the puzzles. Yes, I am glad I have to do the rune lining up only once, and the reality flip puzzles of the Hiddenfolk were actually pretty fun, but none of it is on the same level as Odin Trial Mask Puzzles.
On the flipside, the first game relied a lot on Senua's psychosis to explain the non-supernatural version of events, whereas here you have to read between the lines a lot more (especially with Fargrimr who Senua thinks can hear the Furies and is appreciative of them, but is he really?) and I've seen a lot of people react with outright "oh no, it's all supernatural for sure, they ruined it" but they didn't. They made it less obvious.
So: better story, weaker gameplay, but that's the complaint EVERYONE has been making. I just don't consider it to entirely ruin the experience - the Illtauga not-boss-fight was actually pretty awesome, all in all.
People who would rate a game 51/100 go and "recommend" it on steam, they are too retarded to realize what they are doing.
On Metacritic USER score. Its actually slowly dropping. 6.6 on PC currently https://www.metacritic.com/game/senuas-saga-hellblade-ii/user-reviews/?platform=pc
And proof that console players are dumb right there. They rate it 7.4 on Xbox. Exact same game with worse graphics compared to people who have decent hardware.