I genuinely love this game. I enjoy the gravity mechanics. Combat is fun. Story is engaging and intriguing. Really enjoyed Kat as the main character. Special moves were fun. Also enjoyed Raven in this game. Also very interested in knowing more about Kat in the next game hopefully.

For the flaws... For one thing I have to mention (which is a nitpick. I won't count it as a real flaw.) I feel gravity kick and other moves would be better with having the ability to lock on to your enemies. Now for the actual real flaw. You know that one side mission where you had to put out the fires in a time limit? Yeah fuck that mission. It's very badly designed. You couldn't tell where are the fires because they don't tell you. Plus they also don't tell you where the fire extinguishers and water tanks are.

Overall, such a fun game to go through and hope to play Gravity Rush 2 in the following week.

Puts you in a trance from the beginning, where you’ll be under its spell till the end. Lingering even after that, begging you to come back and take flight once again. Electrosophere may not be as mechanically sound as the previous entry in the franchise, which is why it speaks volumes that it’s able to grip you tightly regardless, where you’ll dance to its tunes and fly through its skies. It’s more than just a pretty aesthetic, it’s more than just anti-war.

AC3’s view on war itself is that of a sick game played by sick old men and it treats it as such. What are you fighting for, really? Every mission feels like you’re nothing more than a pawn for powers greater than yourself, it's all a ploy. All of it. Every one wants a piece of the pie, a taste of power, a chance to reign supreme. Your actions are not your own, your decisions are not your own. It's all an illusion, a trick, and at the end of the day what are you fighting for, really? To maintain the status quo? The same one in which people live under corporations that only exist to suck them dry even further? What was it all for? Do you the connections you hold have any meaning?

The true ending which you unlock after having done all five routes is the ultimate showcase of this, showing why wars are really fought. Nothing noble, nothing special. Just a personal vendetta. Did it even matter? It's just a game at the end of the day.

𝗘𝗡𝗧𝗘𝗥𝗜𝗡𝗚 𝗘𝗟𝗘𝗖𝗧𝗥𝗢𝗦𝗣𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘

NieR automata es mi juego favorito de todos los tiempos y no he parado de recomendarselo a todo el mundo que podía. Eso ha generado una pregunta recurrente : ¿merece la pena dedicar tiempo al dlc? Y siempre la he respondido con un no, porque realmente así lo pienso. Ni yo en consecuentes playthroughs me he dedicado a hacerlo. Requiere mucho trabajo para lo que realmente aporta. Sin embargo, no considero que sea un mal DLC, todo lo contrario, me gusta mucho.

Podría dividir este juego en 2 partes diferenciadas, por un lado los coliseos, y por otro la historia de plato. En primer lugar, los coliseos están bien, son batallas normales o con diferentes modificadores para darle un giro a la jugabilidad (no siempre para bien). Están chulos sin más, aunque su excesivo nivel de entrada a las diferentes pruebas finales, hace que los acabes dejando de lado al completar el juego. Ya no porque no quieras, si no porque posiblemente no podrás terminarlo.

Pero si decides dedicarte a completarlos antes de alcanzar el final o posteriormente, la historia a la que te da acceso me parece muy chula. Se introduce más profundo en la jerarquía de las máquinas y nos cuenta una historia dura, tratando un tema como el capacitismo, muy al estilo nier. Una historia que cierra con el videoclip de amazarashi que es sencillamente espectacular. Esa increíble canción de rock acompañada de unos visuales grotescos transmiten una sensación muy curiosa.

En definitiva, pese a que el proceso de llegar a ver todas sus partes puede ser tedioso, si dedicas el tiempo necesario no estarás para nada decepcionado. Si eres una persona que le flipa esta saga, como yo, podrás disfrutar de un momento muy chulo y bizarro de esta.