Review on Red 🤠 Dead Redemption II by Chai Charoen ᠌

I had far higher hopes for the game than it really delivered. A portion of my spending money on the game was something I later came to regret. It is obvious that a significant amount of work has been put in. Although the beginning of the game is quite exciting, towards the middle of it, you could find yourself getting a little bit worn out. The gameplay mechanics are top-notch, and the animation is superb. I am at a loss for words. The storyline is quite engaging to follow. Yet, they become bored with quests that need you to constantly leap. At first, it's exciting, but after a while, all it does is become tedious. When they try to include content from a variety of genres in a single game, I do not support the inclusion of hunting and fishing in general. Instead, for instance, fishing may give more attention to mini-quests that are dedicated to robberies, service to the authorities, pickpocketing, and all sorts of scams, and make them more diverse. The game includes several unpleasant elements and features. The save system is not one that appeals to me personally. Because the missions are so lengthy, it is not uncommon for the game to fail to load the checkpoint or simply become unresponsive. When this occurs, you will have to begin all of this tedious work from the very beginning. A disadvantage of very great proportions. In addition, I believe that they overthought the controls; many of the functions might have been streamlined and assigned to certain keys, and the gameplay should not have begun with a large number of functions that were quite similar to one another in terms of their action. Because I was having trouble figuring out which buttons needed to be pressed in puffs, I was only able to finish a little over half of the challenges necessary to earn the silver or gold medal. As you are making deductions and applying pressure, they have already had time to practically stuff you full of lead. The overall experience of playing the game is very satisfying. But the aesthetic appeal and vibrancy of the colors ought to be accompanied by a thoughtful investigation into the workings of the game and the plot arcs. Even though it contains a lot of amazing content, playing through it for a second time makes me not desire to do so too much. There are times when older games such as Mafia or Godfather are a lot more entertaining to play than the new behemoths of the gaming business.