Published: 2021-09-16, Author: Charlie , review by: Gamingnexus.com
Abstract: Am I the only one that, no matter how many trailers and adverts I saw for Deathloop, couldn't for the life of me make sense of what the game was actually about? I remember seeing the original reveal and thinking it was an Arkane-infused PvP assassin game...
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Beautiful, explorable worlds, Unfold-as-you-play storyline, Fun stealth mechanics, Dual-wielding fighting style, Great voice acting
NPC detection system can be wonky
Deathloop is the PS5 game we've been waiting for, filled with immersive, stealth-action gameplay and a mysterious time-loop story that keeps you engaged...
The grind, Story falters in areas, Co-op Julianna can completely ruin your progress
Deathloop is a great game, if kind of a mixed bag in ways. On one hand, the gameplay is some of the most refined Arkane has done, and they give you almost an “easy mode roguelite” to play, along with a little opposition via co-op to spice it up. On the ot...
Published: 2021-09-13, Author: Chris , review by: impulsegamer.com
Stuck in a time loop, the only way out is to kill eight key targets. but to figure out how to kill them all within one day you're going to have to die yourself. many times...
Published: 2021-09-13, Author: Giovanni , review by: Digitaltrends.com
Yes. Even with its uneven creative gambles, Deathloop is a confident stealth-action game with an excellent sense of style.Editors' RecommendationsEverything we know about God of War: Ragnarok The best upcoming PS5 games The best PS5 controllers Best PS5 g...
Published: 2021-09-13, Author: Max , review by: pocket-lint.com
Engaging core concept,Great sense of fun,Constantly beautiful visual design,Real freedom of approach
PS5 performance hiccoughs,Can be repetitive if you screw up
Finishing Deathloop for the first time really feels like something that you've earned, figuring out your plan and completing it painstakingly, with inevitable problems overcome. The process of exploring Blackreef, uncovering the dynamics that plague it, a...
