Senaste recensioner av Ek

Bought it for the trading cards.

A Hideo Kojima Game.



Now that I've put some good 100 hours in this game I can write a proper review of it.

I've been a fan of Metal Gear ever since I can remember. I started with Metal Gear Solid 1 when I was around 4-5 years old, and so far I have played every game of the saga, so I have good knowledge of the game's background story.

Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain sets us 9 years after the events of Ground Zeroes, where the Mother Base we built as Big Boss in MGS: Peace Walker has been bombed to hell with all our staff in it. In this game we control Big Boss again who, along with Miller and Revolver Ocelot, seek revenge on whoever was behind the attack to Mother Base. In my opinion, this game, along with (or after) Metal Gear Solid 3 and Metal Gear Solid 4 is the game with the best story so far, it has some impressive turns of events and it closes nearly every doubt we can have about the first two Metal Gears (back when it wasn't Solid). Although if you're a fan of cinematics and codec calls like me, you're going to miss them in this game, there are no codec calls, they are "replaced" with conversations recorded on tapes that you can listen whenever you want once you've unlocked them. There are still cinematics but not nearly as many as there could be in any other Metal Gear videogame.

The gameplay is fantastic, it's pretty intuitive, it makes action scenes easier since the camera is located behind you and gets on your shoulder whenever you're going to aim, the camera itself is pretty dinamyc and allows you to look around with no problems. Even though the gameplay is good for action it still has the touch it needs to help us complete every mission with perfect stealth. The game is divided in Main Ops and Side Ops (Just like MGS: Peace Walker) that you can complete and replay once they're available again. You can start these missions from your helicopter, which will get you to their location in no time. It also has an incredible replay value.

The "Open World" concept was what most scared me about this game, I really thought they would ruin the game's essence making it have an open world, but oh boy, was I wrong. The open world concept is perlecty developed with 3 different instances, we have Afghanistan, Africa and our Mother Base which we can upgrade every now and then.

The sound and graphic quality in this game is better than you could expect, Kojima Productions did a really good job with the Fox Engine, you can see this as soon as you start the first mission, a bath of special effects that will be like an orgasm to your eyes. The sound, as usual, is one of the things that you will be noticing the most, as it is an infiltration game you will need to pay attention to every single sound you can hear, from footsteps to a soldier snoring.

The multiplayer is a bit dissapointing, so far (even though it's just a beta) it's just a 5-map multiplayer with little (close to nothing at all) customization, something that we really miss from the previous Metal Gear Online.

Another thing you may want to know is that KONAMI cut off a third episode that was in the making (probably when Kojima got fired from KONAMI and got his name removed from the game), that is something I honestly don't like at all. The game is still a very good game overall, but if you ask me, I wouldn't buy it at full price.

This game is by far the worst "Early Access Alpha" I've ever bought. It has bugs that the developers know they exist for MONTHS, and they haven't been fixed yet. In every update you see new content, but the bugs are still there, ruining the game. It doesn't matter if you have a NASA computer, the game will run extremely low on FPS, doesn't matter if you play with ultra settings or low settings. This game hasn't actually advanced at all, zombies go through walls, they see and hear you even from kilometers afar, and don't get me started on hackers... Want to play DayZ? Play the mod. This one is a waste of money and time.

Edit: After about 5 years, it seems like DayZ is in a more stable place. Not as many framerate drops, zombies now respect boundaries... Worth playing if you're going to get into community servers and mod it. Kudos to the team for fixing their game but it's taken way too long. IMO not worth the 40$ it's listed at.

Casi 4 horas de juego. Pero son 4 horas maravillosas disfrutando de una jugabilidad muy dinámica