DEATHLOOP Standard Edition - PlayStation 5

Got it for my boyfriend as a birthday gift and he loved it , says its amazing quality and its really challenging!

Amazing game, not going to spoil too much but everything is amazing and a lot of the scenes were really surprising. Great game.

great game, wasn’t expecting it to be that fun, but definitely worth it

Just go and buy it soo worth it very intense game i mean i will always wish they were cheaper but it is what it is

I purchased this game with a sort of skeptalism, since I never played dishonored or any of the arkane titles. I see many people are comparing the game to dishonored 2 and its core gameplay (which honestly seems to be ripped right from it). That being said, i got the game, since its a ps5 exclusive (and it was heavily advertised) to give it a shot. First off, i was afraid this game was a rouge like. I just finished demon souls, and i wasnt looking to do a challenge (over 40 btw) again. While this does have characteristics of a rouge like, i was pleasntly suprised on how forgiving it was. You have districts except of one continous playthrough, and you always have 3 lives at the start of the district. If you die, you are sent to the same morning, but usually it is benefit to die. You unlock the ability to infuse your weapons early on, so you can slowly build your aresnals for cool weapons that have unique perks. By the end of the 20 or so hour campagin, i had a good enough weapon and aresenal (as well as knowledge that was mostly hand fed to me) to beat the final loop. Let me start by saying this, the game hold your hands through most of its campagin. Its fine enough for people who dont want to think so hard about the story and connecting the dots, but i kinda wished it was akin to the hitman games, were it gave you the freedom to choose how to carry out the final loop. Another thing is the ending is really abrurt, and feels shallow to otherwise a really fun game. I enjoyed myself immensely, and i loved every second of it. I do highly reccomend this game for someone who does somehow own a ps5 (trust me i know how hard it is to get those things). It is very fun, and very intresting concept for the game. You will fall in love with the story, and the characters are intriguing. While you may feel lost at the start, the game does a great job at its campagin. This is defenintly not a 10/10 game, but its a solid 8.5/10. I highly reccomend it.

This game is great - the story is intriguing and the gameplay feels amazing. However, the whole point of the game, that being the time loop, is intriguing, but can be hard in the first couple of hours as there is a high difficulty curve. However, after a couple of hours, you become very overpowered and the game gets much better as your skills grow. Though, the game does get repetitive once you are near the end of the game. My issue is that this game could've ended earlier, and the ending itself is EXTREMELY underwhelming. Overall, though, it's an entertaining FPS.

Taken as a single-player experience, Deathloop feels complete and incredibly well-rounded. The extra injection of optional multiplayer action is a fabulous cherry on top. Basically, Deathloop is everything I wanted it to be. It’s confident both as a successor to many of the ideas of Dishonored while also expressly its own thing, with a tone and sense of style I absolutely adore. It’s one of my favorite games of the year - and one we’ll surely be talking about for months to come

This is one of the games that surprised me with how much I enjoyed it. I originally didn't plan to pick this up right away having little knowledge about it, but it turned out to be quite the gem that I had a hard time putting down. I won't go into the story to avoid spoiling anything, but here are my breakdowns for pros and cons. Pros: Gamestyle choice (guns blazing, stealth, etc). Voice Acting is great (at least in English). Good customization for weapons and powers. Good story overall with plenty of puzzle elements. Replay value is high, having the ability to try a different game style or different weapon/power choices. Cons: No customizable UI elements making text hard to read. The menu uses a cursor instead of directional input. Aiming is a little quirky with a controller. Random Pause Menu bug can cause you to have to close the game (and lose your progress that day's timeframe). Running out of ammo for a particular weapon sometimes glitches preventing you from switching back to it even after getting more ammo. Overall, I'd say this is a game worth playing. Having played it on PS5, there are a few annoyances and bugs along with a heavy lack of customizability for controls or UI. You can tell the game was developed with PC inputs and screens in mind. That being said, this is not a disability friendly game and I would highly suggest avoiding it if the lack of control customizations or difficulty settings would cause problems.