Ook van het weekend uitgespeeld. Laatste level vond ik dus verrassend makkelijk, haalde hem met mijn 3de poging terwijl een ik zeker 45 minuten heb gedaan over een van de levels uit de laatste wereld Voor mij ook makkelijk GotY omdat het gewoon echt een heel goede game is en ik verder ook niet veel anders heb gespeeld
Heb uiteindelijk Dragons Dogma 2 gekocht, discount in PS store, 36euro ofzoiets. Best wel goed tot nu toe. paar uur bezig telkens en amper 1 missie gedaan. Wil teveel 'off road' gaan en kom dan in situaties met monsters die ik niet aan kan
Mooi jaar voor Atlas. Ik ga over Metaphor: ReFantazio vooral niet teveel gameplay meer kijken en wanneer ik hiervoor tijd heb gewoon lekker spelen.
Ben ff between jobs dus lekker veel tijd. Had Ghost of Tsushima uitgespeeld dus dacht ff eens beginnen aan Kingdom Come Deliverance, maar best lastig joh. Gedoe ook. Of anders misschien maar eindelijk eens Red Dead Redemption of The Witcher 3 uitspelen (wel opnieuw beginnen)
KCD moet je echt leren. Na level 7 ongeveer een stuk beter. Veel oefenen en trainingen doen. En hopen dat op geen game breaking bugs en glitches.
Wccftech - 9/10 With Dragon Age: The Veilguard, BioWare has largely returned to its roots, casting aside the temptations of open world and/or live service games. Instead, Veilguard is a great mission-based RPGs with a memorable story that will leave Dragon Age fans enthralled by the revelations, an awesome combat system that perfectly blends action and tactics, and lots of loot and secrets to uncover through its 80-hour playthrough. Push Square - 8/10 Dragon Age: The Veilguard isn't quite BioWare back to its absolute best, but it is the most cohesive and emotionally engaging RPG that the studio has delivered since Mass Effect 3. Its shift to crunchy action combat is an improvement over Inquisition's middle-of-the-road approach, and although the game feels a little light on meaningful player choice, the storytelling pulls no punches when it actually matters. This is a gorgeous and gripping adventure, backed by a cast of endearing heroes and deliciously devious villains. VGC - 3/5 Within the modern action RPG space, Dragon Age: The Veilguard feels fine. It's a game that is never overtly bad, but it's also only ever very fleetingly amazing. We particularly enjoyed its cast, but the majority of things you're asked to do with them are disappointingly repetitive. There are moments of spectacle, and longer main missions that show potential, but overall we were left feeling like BioWare hasn't evolved with the times. IGN - 9/10 Dragon Age: The Veilguard refreshes and reinvigorates a storied series that stumbled through its middle years, and leaves no doubt that it deserves its place in the RPG pantheon. The next Mass Effect is going to have a very tough act to follow, which is not something I ever imagined I'd be saying before I got swept away on this adventure. Enjoyable action combat, a fantastic cast of allies with sweeping story arcs all their own, top-notch cinematics, and moving, nuanced character writing are the wings on which this triumphant dragon soars, pulling out all the stops in a whirlwind tour of Northern Thedas and capping it with a terrific finale that's built on memorably tough choices and consequences. If we never get another Dragon Age, at least it got to go out on a high note. TheGamer - 4/5 ">Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a Dragon Age game like no other, and that alone will put some people off. But it brings with it the traditions of excellent character writing, strong world building through narrative quests, and offers the most exciting combat the series has ever seen. There is a stronger version of The Veilguard in here, one with more Solas and companion quests that find a more natural ending, but the one we've got is still a worthy successor to Dragon Age: Inquisition, and is a much needed return to form for BioWare. DualShockers - 8.5/10 ">Dragon Age: The Veilguard is a compelling new entry in the series, taking the franchise in a new direction with more RPG-lite ideals. This decision will alienate Die Hard fans but will undoubtedly win favor with new fans willing to embrace the series. Eurogamer - 5/5 ">What BioWare has managed to accomplish here, in the face of all the pressure it's faced since Dragon Age: Inquisition came out 10 years ago, is extraordinary. From head to toe, wing to wing, The Veilguard is exquisitely realised and full of sophistication across systems and storytelling. It's warm and welcoming, funny and hopeful, gentle when it needs to be, and of course it's epic - epic in a way I think will set a high bar not only for BioWare in years to come but for role-playing games in general. This is among the very best of them. It is the strongest and loudest answer BioWare could have mustered for the people still doubting whether it could do it. The answer is yes, emphatically. The Veilguard is spectacular. BioWare is back.
