More of an experience than a game, I really liked it.
First of all, amazing graphics, Ninja Theory did an outstanding job on the technical side, sometimes it felt like a live action instead of real time rendering, the sound was incredible too.
Now on the story, it didn't hit like the first one, probably because it's a sequel and the "new" factor isn't there anymore, it was enough to keep me until the end though.
Mechanics were simple, combat was a pain like in the first one and puzzles were just there to stall you from progressing the game, but then again NT focused on other aspects making this more of an experience or a UE5 showcase than a game, which is something I personally don't dislike in the modern state of the gaming industry.
First of all, amazing graphics, Ninja Theory did an outstanding job on the technical side, sometimes it felt like a live action instead of real time rendering, the sound was incredible too.
Now on the story, it didn't hit like the first one, probably because it's a sequel and the "new" factor isn't there anymore, it was enough to keep me until the end though.
Mechanics were simple, combat was a pain like in the first one and puzzles were just there to stall you from progressing the game, but then again NT focused on other aspects making this more of an experience or a UE5 showcase than a game, which is something I personally don't dislike in the modern state of the gaming industry.