Really good game. Looks great, plays even better.
There are so many suit upgrades, you're constantly unlocking something.
The level design is so well done, I never felt lost or had a "where the fuck am i supposed to go now?" moment. The game just naturally nudges you into the intended path.
The boss fights are the highlight of the game for me. They are challenging, but fair. Once you learn their patterns you feel like a master conquering them.
The clear time for me was 8:32:20 and total play time 13:21:48 and I only had 65% for the item collection. Played in 2 sittings so you can beat this game over the weekend.

I enjoyed this game a lot. There's a lot of talking, but everything is voice acted. I appreciate that.

Main loop of the game is talk to heroes, do a main mission, talk some more, maybe explore the Abbey grounds, do another mission and repeat. But it never got boring for me. The characters kept me interested. The story isn't that compelling, but speaking with everyone is. At least to me it is.

I played this with all the DLCs and I recommend that, as they are integrated pretty well with the main story and they have comments on the events happening. It really helps with the pacing too, as you basically have 2 main story missions to juggle between, keeping things fresh.

Combat is a mix of tactics and card game, every card has an unique animation attached to it. It really feels like the devs put a lot of care into this game.

There are some bugs, like a cosmetic armor not being received from a chest which is tied to a trophy. Sometimes it looks like the animations don't play out and it takes a few seconds for the game to resolve itself. I never got softlocked though.
Technically, the game doesn't look very impressive, character models can be lacking, but I can forgive it. It looks good during the combat.

I finished the game at 65 in-game days, which took me around 77 hours. So it's a very long game. After you finish the game, you can keep playing and you start getting cosmetics as rewards from the missions. But I'm satisfied with what I've played. I highly recommend this, it's truly a great game, if you're a marvel fan, you must at least give it a try.

Cute VR game which is actually designed to be played sitting.

I enjoyed every puzzle room, Quill's animations look really nice, music is fitting, though sometimes the sound effects can be a bit loud.

It feels aimed at kids with the story book presentation, I didn't really care for it, but I liked the gameplay and level design. Also, for some reason the "pits" or places where you'd expect to be completey black, are a dark shade of grey. Not sure if it's a design choice or a color reproduction problem with the PSVR2 port.

Took me 4 hours for a playthrough, I wish there was a collectible counter per screen and not per chapter so I knew where I missed something.

Highly recommend it on a sale or with the book 1 and 2 bundle.

Probably the best game you can play on PSVR2 at the moment. Takes advantage of the headset's strengths: perfect blacks as this game takes place in a dark setting and blinding lights when using a flash grenade.

Many accessibility features, I recommend turning on the laser sight, makes the game more enjoyable.

Has some of the best moments I've seen in VR, for me the cart rides and the jetski segments were the highlight. So much fun.

The game does have moments when it goes into third person, while getting hit or performing certain actions, but it's not that bad. I wonder if there was a way to make this game entirely third person.

Some context sensitive animations could have used a bit of work, for example if you trigger a stabbing animation with the knife while holding it in the left hand, it always plays out using the right hand. Not a big deal though.

A must play for any psvr2 owner.

Really good game now. I haven't played it before when it was supposedly buggy, but now it feels polished enough. There are still some minor bugs, but nothing major or game breaking happened in my playthrough.

There are dialogues with multiple options that lead to different outcomes. There are multiple ways to approach combat, stealth, hacky, loud. The most fun for me is going loud, the shooting mechanics feel very good.

I actually liked most characters except V. Something about the way he speaks doesn't sit well with me(subjective, I know). I kind of wish the whole game was played from Johny's perspective, I really grew to enjoy him and the sections you play as him.

Quest lines are deep and pretty lengthy. I kept getting myself intrigued by them. They felt worth my time to me.

The city itself is also beautiful. Will come back at some point for Phantom Libery.

Only thing I don't enjoy is lore being told through messages/notes. I don't like that in any game. Maybe it's a me thing, but I don't like to stop reading 1-3 pages of text for a bit of story/lore. I like it when it's presented as a conversation. (I don't like audio logs in general either).

I do recommend this game. Story and gameplay warrant at least a playthrough, BUT I actually recommend having a quick look at what you need to do to unlock the secret ending so you don't find yourself locked out of it(like I did). Seems to be the best one and it's a... well, secret.

Activating combat mode.

I really enjoyed the main story for this one. The cutscenes are very good, however the most impressive ones are low quality FMVs.(I guess it couldn't be helped since it comes from a PSP game, they probably don't have higher quality versions). Everything is voice acted and you can choose japanese voices, which I prefer. Cutscenes are also lip-synced to the japanese dub.

The combat is simplistic and starts to get repetitive. So does the combat music. But the story-music is fantastic.
There's a materia fusion system which, if used properly, can get you pretty overpowered for the main story(I got something like +270% HP for example).

It's pretty short when focusing on the main story(around 12-15 hours).

There are A LOT of short optional missions. I only did some of them until I got some good unlocks(like materia, accessory slots, summons and a few decent accessories).

I recommend it. It's a nice game.

Conflict resolved.

There are many new enemies added, I enjoyed fighting all of them. I started on Show me resolve, then bumped it up to Show me Courage then put it back to Show me resolve. I found myself having a pretty easy time with resolve, but actually dying and having to run multiple times with courage.(maybe skill issue?)

I liked the story aspect of it too, at least the parts related to Kratos. I didn't really care about the Valkyrie's stories which are always paused in-between runs. By the time I finish a run and the valkyrie can continue the story, I've lost interest.

It was a fun 10 hours for me. I wouldn't have minded paying 10, max 20 euro for this, but it's free so that's even better.

It's a good game. But it's just breath of the wild part 2. All the issues BOTW had, TOTK has them too. Shrines all look the same. No real dungeons. Weapons break often. Combat is identical. I feel like I've already played this game.
For the new stuff, I don't really like all the building stuff. The sky islands feel tacked on, not really a big part of the game.
I played around 29 hours, Beat the Wind and Fire temple and stopped during the Water temple. I didn't explore very much, only upgraded my armor a couple of times and I'm getting one shot by constructs in the water temple. Not fun. I'm envious of people who can enjoy this game and call it their GOTY, but it's just not there for me.

I had fun with this one.
Gameplay is excellent, many weapons and parts so you can build the armored core of your liking. You can get quite overpowered with the right build.
Story presentation is kind of lacking. I didn't really care for it. It's told in radio calls and messages and you never see a human, just mechs. That's fine though, the gameplay makes up for it.
You have to do multiple playthroughs to unlock all the missions. It's nowhere near the level of what the Nier games do with new game+. I would have preferred it if all missions could be done in one playthrough. You end up repeating a lot of the missions.