The game is overall a good game. But not yet worth the full price

It may seem odd on the surface, but this game is actually pretty fun to play, and keep going, destroyed pod after destroyed pod. Everything you discover and learn and unlock keeps you going a bit further each time.

And its a really weird concept .... walking up and down the side of a giant cliff? What kind of planet is this lol!

From Japan! Plays like the Yakuza series but with a detective twist.

I love this series and this is the best of the bunch in terms of overall quality, and very interesting to play as the ogres. My only complaint is how convoluted it can get to constantly upgrade each unit by different branches by sending them into various buildings rather than building units from scratch like in most RTS games. Innovative but clunky and not that satisfying.

Major, major drop in quality in pretty much all regards. All the focus on narrative and flavour of the different lords and factions pretty much goes out of the window in favour of a linear generic story for all with tiny addtional nods to their differences. Best to just play 1/2 instead if you're like me and actually care about the warhammer side more than the total war side.

I wanted to see what the fuss was about with this series and their cult following but my god does it have a laundry list of flaws. I honestly can't think of a single thing it does as well or better than its competitors in the genre.

The nostalgia is strong in this one. It feels just like playing the anime. I haven't tried multiplayer, I hear it's broken but I'll just play local coop or alone and I'm happy with it.

I bought this game because of all the good things I heard about it but it didn't work for me I have a decent pc and I play way more demanding games. but this game didnt even start I tryied multipull troubleshooting ideas but nothing

Pretty good game as of now, after early pains. Is a solid successor to the first game. Certainly not worth the full price yet, not a lot of content in yet

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