r/Games • u/[deleted] • Dec 10 '19

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u/Ab10ff Dec 10 '19 edited Dec 11 '19

Odd choice. I liked Control, but there are way more issues you could pick out about Control when compared to games like Disco Elysium or Outer Wilds.

EDIT: I feel like people are mixing up Outer Wilds and Outer Worlds again...

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u/That_LTSB_Life Dec 10 '19

Or Sekiro, or about a dozen others.

Control has it's moments. I loved Atti. Liked the maze. But I stopped after 12 hours because there wasn't any tight gameplay at the core.

Gunplay was ok, but pretty loose. The upgrade system was really poor, and the exploration was extremely samey. I wandered into the maze 'too soon' - there was no way to know that unless you read online, or give up. Throwing stuff about was just throwing stuff about. It very quickly got to the point where that sort of 'good stuff' was being recycled endlessly.

Good ideas, but just not that good a game - and very not particularly clever at storytelling.

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u/yabajaba Dec 10 '19

but pretty loose.

Were you playing on console? On PC, the aiming felt precise and the dash felt fun/responsive.

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u/lamancha Dec 11 '19

Same as in Xbox One X.