They do still feel pretty different from each other though, and the criticisms thrown at the game for reducing the number of weapons feel overblown in my opinion. There are also 90 characters to play as, each with their own storylines and endings to unlock, though seeing them all will require you to replay certain battles a lot. Really brings a sense of scale to the conflict and it’s cool how completing the smaller objectives can influence how the main battle will play out. I like that you have both epic large scale battles and small skirmishes across the open world. There are a few things it does really well compared to its predecessors though. However that core gameplay of slicing through literally tens of thousands of enemies is something I find so incredibly satisfying, that i was more than happy to pump so many hours into the game. It’s pretty janky at times, the visuals aren’t that great, and the core gameplay loop is pretty repetitive. Click to expand.You will probably either love it or hate it.
