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the game is dark and edgy so it's offended a lot of people but it's a pretty good story so far. since it's early access, a good chunk of the plot is still missing but I'm looking forward to what happens next.

Devs reveal they have no soul or integrity.

Bad port of a great game. I've beaten this version of the game game twice (Spectacular, then Ultimate in New Game+), 100% the main game, and I've experienced several bugs what there not in the original PS4 release. The game has crashed **dozens** of times while I'm playing, but there are a lot of checkpoints so it's not that bad but it's still very annoying. When I'm web swinging the game freezes sometimes so it can load the buildings in front of me, but sometimes it doesn't and I end up getting stuck inside buildings that I can't exit after the collisions load properly.

Other bugs include:
- enemies not spawning during crimes in progress, thus not getting a token
- enemies shooting through walls
- "stink trail" not showing up when I press the right analog stick
- the escape key no longer working. had to open task manager to force the game to close and re-open to fix this

The most obnoxious of course, is the crashing. Otherwise it's a very fun game. Only thing I don't like about the remaster specifically is that they changed Peter Parker's face, but a mod easily fixes this.

Gameplay wise, it's just like the original. I agree with everyone else that the web swinging is the best part. Too many open world games have bad transversal and this game has my favorite method of transversal compared to running/climbing/driving etc. I just wished it was used more in the actual game because it's mostly just used to get around the map. There are basic "fast lap" challenges and some cool boss chases but that's about it. I really love those, but there could be more, I think.

The other huge part of the game is the combat. I can't speak about how it is on easier difficulties where I imagine landing hits and dodging isn't as important, but I think Ultimate difficulty (almost) nails it. I think the skill tree encourages a lot of cool and interesting ways to approach combat, as web techniques are highly effective against enemies and there are a lot of cool gadgets to play with. At first I didn't like how stingy the game was at refilling them, but I grew to love that the game doesn't let you breeze through every fight by spamming gadgets. However, I don't think the optional bonus objectives during the open world crime missions are all that fun, since it's just variations of "beat this enemy in this specific way 15 times" which got pretty obnoxious and didn't encourage an approach to combat I like. They are optional though, but I think the combat is deep enough that other, more fun challenges could be added. The DLCs handled that part much better, so I like that they are improving. The only thing I hate about the combat is that certain brute variants in the DLCs can't be completely webbed up at all no matter how much you try which seems like an obvious oversight considering other difficulties don't have this problem and I don't see what the issue is in just requiring you to use all of your basic webs similar to other brutes which I think would have been fair.

Web swinging and combat are only about 40% of the game though, the rest I really couldn't care less about. The main story is generic comic book tropes and a mystery where you could see each plot revelation from a mile away. The enemies don't even try to hide their plans, it's like when your mom "helps" you look for easter eggs she hid herself. It didn't connect with me at all, and obvious setups to sequels and DLCs bogged the pacing a bit, which is more obvious if you watch these cutscenes back to back. The stealth sections are half-baked and I want to tell the devs that *nobody* plays spider-man for the stealth and I mean that literally. You **cannot** beat any fight using stealth outside of the tutorial or stealth challenges, the game won't let you. Several combat sections come in waves and the game forces you into non-stealth combat after the first 2 with no way to back into stealth. There's basically no reason to explore the depths of the stealth system when it's so slow and the game forces you out of it. Also whoever came up with the Mary Jane sections needs to be blacklisted from the games industry permanently.

Ultimately, the game caught the AAA bug and decided to shoehorn a lot of mechanics from other big games, I guess to justify why this game is worth $60. I truly do think this game is better off without assassin's creed towers or doing the equivalent of checking your phone to look for tiny dots on the map so you can do miscellaneous objectives and end up spending 1 hour+ looking at a 2D map when the designers clearly spent 100s of hours crafting a gorgeous city that deserves to be explored without these distractions. The skill tree isn't so bad though. I just hope the sequel gets rid of all the fluff.

It's a fun novelty if you're a fan of mizuryu kei's work. The artist has licensed English translated doujins that I recommend you try before buying the game. Unfortunately, his "souma family" series that this game is loosely based on does not have an official English translation, but if you've read that series in Japanese or fan-translated, you should know this was not written by him and is a completely original work centered around a singular male protagonist. I consider this game supplementary work to the doujins, because this game does not stand on its own.

The art is nice and all the women are voice acted, but that novelty of sound and color added to these characters wears off fast. This game is mostly text and a lot of what's described is inconsistent with what you see. There are several sex scenes in this game that is either a bland background with no people or a black screen with just the narrator describing what's happening. As expected, there's no animation, but it's still awkward when the voice actress is describing something that does not match what's on the screen even when there is something illustrated. Also there are 4 "secret" sex scenes you can unlock through specific choices you make for a payoff at the end for each route but I don't think it was worth segmenting them like that.

The story and writing is stretched too thin, I know people aren't expecting complex characters and lore but this game has maybe 40 minutes of content stretched out over 5hrs. There are multiple endings, so (using fast-forward) I unlocked everything in 8hrs. A lot of it is the narrator explaining really obvious things, repeating information we already know, or being a coward about initiating sex at every single point in the story. Everyone's character and role in the story can be described in 1 sentence so there's no reason having so much downtime with characters talking about nothing. Even with passive knowledge of the doujins you already know everything about the characters and there is 0 development.

On a technical level, the game works(?) on windowed mode. Alt+tab doesn't work properly at full screen as there is no 1080p option so all your windowed apps get resized and you'll randomly tab back into the game in a lower resolution. Also, the graphic for the exit button is bugged so you have to hover and guess where the confirmation button is. On windowed it only shows the graphic if you hover over the UI. Also, there's no way to go to the main menu if you start a new game or load from a save so if you want to view the gallery or replay any sex scenes you don't have a manual save for, you'll have to get past the credits or close the game and open it again. Not a problem if you're just doing a scene replay, though

Tl;dr only buy if you're a fan of mizuryu kei. Play Windowed mode and skim through the game as fast as possible to unlock all the scene replays and play that instead.

i remember playing the demo over and over because my cd broke and i couldn't find a new one. It's on Steam now and for me it works perfectly (with a few tweaks). I think more people would give it a chance if it got a remaster with all the quirks ironed out. Sucks that it gets negative reviews because of its poor optimization. Everyone I know that plays this game from start to finish loves it and I think it's because the game mechanics age very well. Games of the era (2002) have very old game design but this game should feel very familiar to anyone that plays action adventure games and RPGs.

Side note, but the game is bundled with the soundtrack, which is really nice. I recommend listening to it on its own. It's used sparingly in-game but it sticks with you.

I bought this game thinking that it was fine and then I saw that it is a very mediocre port with a lot of flaws, leaving it unfinished, I know now a version for PC Game pass came out and it released with many fixes that are not present in the Steam version because Square Enix never patched this release and it was the community itself that had to fix this disappointment of a game, I see now that both the horrible, mediocre port and the publisher really does not care about helping consumers who buy their product, My advice is to not buy it.

Nuclear winter is the best game mode. Main game is complete ass though, can't find any resources because someone else has already picked it up. Progression is extremely slow and stuff you build will be destroyed as soon as you leave, which involves any progress you've done for quests so don't even bother.

130 hours of progress lost because the new epic games account requirement reverted me back to level 1. all the items I bought are gone. this game does not respect the player and punishes those who love it the most. don't buy this game.

fall guys support is an absolute joke. first they tell me its not their problem and i need to contact epic support but after i sent another ticket they said nope ♥♥♥♥ you all your progress is gone you will have to start from level 1. all the kudos i bought with real money and the crowns i WON from getting first place are gone forever. its beyond unfair they can change the terms after i bought the game and recommended it my friends. now i look like a moron.

Perfect blend of rogue-like and deck-building gameplay mechanics. I'm not much of a card player because the barrier of entry for most modern card games is too high for me, so the game forcing me to use a basic deck from the start is very nice.
It does however lean more towards a rogue-like, with your character resetting every time he dies. It has a vast number of synergies you can achieve with your cards and the deeper you go the more invested you get so it's a really addicting experience knowing that if you played your cards just a little bit differently you could get farther.
Since the cards and upgrades have a small pool you can choose from at every game, you have to constantly adapt so the game never gets stale. All the card and card effects are very well designed so it feels really satisfying pulling off some crazy combo on an enemy that previously gave you a lot of trouble.
The best part is the bosses, but I'm not spoiling ;)

Doesn't contain all the DLC and it's too expensive