Recent reviews by Simbolic

Nope I would not recommend this, not only is it a bad DA game but a bad game in general. I'm not allowed to speak my mind on here. So that's all I can say

The killing Antidote is heavily inspired by Resident Evil 2. You play as Jodi a female reporter investigating a research lab facility.
The gameplay is pretty solid for the most part. Doing a few things better compared to RE games or RE2R.
For one there is an inventory weight limit instead inventory slots. Two there is no durability to the knifes which can be used to break away from getting damaged by being grappled. Can also throw all melee weapons which can be very enjoyable. The controls and movement seem very good. You can spam dodge or spam rolling if so inclined too. Then it also has the traditionally puzzles that RE games usually never lack.
Overall I have really liked that flexibility not having to many limitations besides the stamina bar.
There is main story missions, her own personally office area where can take a break. Mess with wardrobe and what not. Then there are other bonus grindable challenge missions.
The Jodi character model imo is also quite beautiful. With a fair amount of customization options. You can also earn and collect more additionally clothes and hairstyles.
It is also in EA so should be more content to come later down the line.

Good game very heavy on morality and humanity. Wrapped around some very compelling events and story's.
The amount of detail is incredible for sure.

Story is pretty short and not many cut-scenes, mainly just straight forward combat through in through. Game is more or less made to be replayed to challenge yourself. With added arena modes and added difficulties for story mode.
The combat can be very fluid and engaging if understand how it works. Which I imagine is why people would want to play it over and over. It actually made me feel like how they should have made the story mode for Yakuza games. Especially when came to picking up and using weapons. Which I rarely ever did in a Yakuza game. Generally only using my fist most of the time in those games.
Thing doesn't really explain well in this game is guarding. Which I recommend using alot at first to learn and understand enemy attack sequences. Guard can be broken if absorbing to many attacks. Though you can maneuver your body. From left right down and up (which can still work on grapples). To evade blows giving an opportunity or gap to attack. Game encourages deflecting at the start which is not good to try often when starting off imo. Since likely going to mess up a bit at first which is really going to cost you when constantly trying to deflect or parry. Think those are mainly beneficial for enemy power strikes though if fail to counter them and do devastating damage. There not very frequent and are usually used at the end of a combo.
FYi I did just finish it on easy, though it was still pretty hard. There are actual cheats called modifiers which I never used which lock achievements. Which seems like would make the game far easier. Feel like I can raise the bar a bit now though. Playing on easy my first time I think made things a bit less intense. So now feel comfortable tackling other difficulty modes.

Good game once you figure out what your doing. Everything comes together very well. Good to do a full search around building before starting job. Will need passcode on back of card in a drawer to get into computer. another drawer in desk has a key to unlock the cabinet by computer. Very important stuff in there, then don't forget a pack of matches on table next to bathroom in the common area. To make ash need to mix with incinerator with another ingredient in the freezer room. Lighting it on fire on a body will reveal its mark. Need to move body in front of incinerator to burn them. Must of everything else people should be able to figure out on your own. Feeling satisfied without any of that really changing the whole experience. Some of that stuff just isn't explained well. While other things are explained fairly well.
Game can be played multiple times for different experiences. On solving what body is possessed and who is possessing it.

Good remake, alot upgrading makes for additional play-through's on NG+. Did take a while to adapt to the gameplay parry system and knife kills. Since at first can be discouraged to use it since it has to be repaired. Although later can be upgraded to a point. When can pretty much use it all you want. So I would urge everyone to play on easy since it can be incredible hard at first.

Decent length and gameplay I think it's well worth 10 bucks

AG is a more combat oriented adult game which I personally enjoy the most. I would have just been fine with the sexy outfits, pole dancing and nude bodies. When comes to the adult stuff since I mainly just like the eye candy.
The sexual stuff is more or less at a minimum I believe some more maybe added later.
The character models are really good in my opinion. Actually the best I have ever seen in a action shooter adult game. The females have so much substance and physics and absolutely love it.
In terms of gameplay there is a bit of diversity. There are 5 playable characters, with there own set of unique weapons. There are combat missions, there are arena combat side missions, there is a card game, flying missions and some small racing content. Along with an assortment of outfits for all characters, some different hairstyles for them and can also collect comic art.
Unfortunately most who first purchased this game apparently only cared about the sex aspects. So Dev shortened some of the gameplay aspects. Since players were more interested in diving into the sexual stuff asap.
No worries though since Dev has gone back and added more arena missions and is planning on adding more gameplay content. All in all I think it's very impressive for one Dev to accomplish and I love it's potential.

Loved Nioh 2 but this game is just ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. See in Nioh 2 there something called burst counters. Which me and alot other players struggle with for while. In fact whenever helping anyone on Nioh 2 on there first playthrough never see anyone ever use it. Since there can be very risky and difficult to pull off. Luckily they had one burst counter in Nioh 2 done in Brute form. Which I eventually got good at after about 50 hours in. Since the brute form was slower to burst counter with. Didn't have to be timed or 100% accurate so was a bit easier to pull off. Still have to time it right but as long as you pop it. When enemies are close and glow red your usually good. The other ones like Feral Form were alot harder since had to manual aim and time it just right in the split second of the counter.
In Wo Long you pretty much have to master how the Feral Form worked in Nioh 2. Right from the beginning of the game. Honestly at first wasn't so bad since you get in a lethal strike after countering most of the time. Although later that changes, half the time your counter doesn't do anything for break damage. Would have to do it like 3 or 4 times. Keeping in mind if you mess these up they can pretty much one shot you.
Now if they made it so every time you countered a boss. You could do lethal blow then that would have been fine. Although trying to do it multiple times while being the only way to really break a boss is ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥.
Everything in this game just feels cheep compared to Nioh 2. In fact Nioh 2 is actually about twice the size of Wo long and it's older game. Which is likely because it has so much more content then Wo Long.
Everything this game does just feels stupid, especially the souls system instead of recollecting your souls if die. This game instead automatically removes like half of your souls whenever you die. Looting in this game also never feels exciting. Seems like just always get the same ♥♥♥♥ with higher star rating. Instead of using the color system like blue is rare, purple, epic and orange legendary. Instead they decided to use a star rating instead.
Seems like the Devs were trying to revolutionize everything. Trying something new and different yet just felt like they went to far and just made everything worse..

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