Control

just found game and story boring

There's so much to like about this game, but I just hit a point where I couldn't progress and stopped playing.

Really enjoyed this but at a certain point I got annoyed by the difficulty spike and stopped having fun with it. What I played is extremely fun and cool though.

Decent atmosphere but chock-full of baffling, backward design choices imported from modern online chaff. It makes no sense to have timed repeating missions and a random, incremental modulation system in a linear single player action game. The story didn't offer enough to keep me interested, burying its lore in a mess of menus I couldn't be bothered to sift through.

The weirdness is a bit irritatingly in-your-face at times but it's definitely the best superpowers game I can think of with awesome design and some killer boss battles plus ashtray maze is the coolest shit of all time. DLCs are more mixed and 505 are some greedy motherfuckers with this ultimate edition shit tbh

Incredible, stylistically speaking. The excellent combat paired with the unparalleled destructive environments inches ever closer to the playable John Woo shootouts that Remedy has been (successfully) striving toward. The open-world element of the game is more of a hinderance than anything, and the upgrade/progression systems feel tacked on and unnecessary. Gets a tad too repetitive toward the end, and the conclusion to the story severely underwhelmed me; both endings; all three endings...

I like the gameplay here, and gaining new abilities throughout the game was cool. The concept though? Eh... it's weak imo. The story is too weird for my liking, and while I can see they put some decent effort into the worldbuilding via the collectibles, the actual story and characters are just not that interesting to me. Pair this gameplay with a better story, and I'd love it!

Great game. For the first time in years of AAA stagnation, I’ve come across a high-quality title with solid, not overused gameplay, a good story, and excellent atmosphere and presentation!

Control is a pretty cool game. I loved the slow building of powers, the cast of side characters, and the Metroidvania set in Office Space directed by Terry Gilliam feel. What I didn't love was the main character or story. It both felt rushed at the bookends and drawn out in the middle and no amount of surreal visuals can change just how thin the core ideas are.

Control is a surreal action game blending sci-fi, horror, and mystery. As Jesse Faden, you explore a shifting brutalist building overtaken by a force called the Hiss. With powers like telekinesis and levitation, you fight enemies and uncover secrets. The game combines shooter combat with metroidvania design and rich environmental storytelling. Control delivers a visually stunning, atmospheric, and deeply original experience.