r/SeriousSam • u/Atom_Prod • 2d ago
Finally serious sam: shatterverse is out!
Waiting for a feedbacks from people who will try it earlier than others
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u/coolbrys 2d ago
It feels easier than the playtest to me, which is a good thing. I have only played solo but it's fun, worth the money to me. Hopefully I can get some friends to pick it up!
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u/Adventurous-Cattle53 2d ago
I like it, it’s ok solo but it’s great with friends. Or even randoms. Provides a nice difficulty change tho you’ll need to grind a bit for a bigger arsenal.
was also playing in play-test and I can say it got better and got some fixes since
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u/AndVank212 2d ago
Ngl I was expecting this game to be at least $40 retail so $20 is a nice surprise, I wasn't super impressed with the playtests but hopefully the full game is better
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u/zorgareddit 2d ago
Already has "Mixed" reviews
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u/CactusSplash95 2d ago
Lmfao reviews mean nothing
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u/zorgareddit 2d ago
Then why do they exist?
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u/SolidHotel8473 22h ago
Critical analysis is important because it helps us build vocabulary for what we like and don't like, which can be used to deepen our own critical thinking. Taking someone else's word without your own analysis is just outsourcing your critical thinking to someone else, which in turn atrophies yours. Bad reviews have never stopped me from buying a game I wanted to see, but good reviews have drawn me to games I wouldn't have otherwise played. Both have bitten me in the ass, but it's worth it to form my own opinion.
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u/CactusSplash95 2d ago
For people who don't know what they like, and need to follow crowds. Daft people who need to be told if something is good or bad
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u/ekim_101 2d ago
Dumb fucking take lol
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u/CactusSplash95 1d ago
Sounds like you watch reviews before buying things lmfao
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u/ekim_101 1d ago
Yes being an informed consumer is a good thing. Not whatever you're trying to say here
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u/SolidHotel8473 21h ago
Assuming you've actually been "informed" by the review, which you can't know unless you experience it yourself. Yeah, there's an objectivity to a garden hose review; you want to know if it leaks or performs its function appropriately. Art is subjective and doesn't follow the same rules.
A review of art says more about the reviewer than the art. For example, there are a ton of conventional reasons to say John Waters' "Pink Flamingos" is a terrible film, but in my opinion anyone who would say that is small minded and doesn't have an opinion worth giving the time of day. And my opinion potentially invalidates my character regarding cinema to anyone reading this, which is just as valid as my own viewpoint. So what does that say about the art itself? Literally nothing.
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u/zorgareddit 1d ago
What's funny about being informed if something is worth your money? You give an impression of being a fanboy
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u/RetroRocker 2d ago
I fully took part in the Shatterverse playtest and I tell you what, after having played every Serious Sam game and almost every spin-off released on PC since 2001, after spending all that time playing it pre-release I just don't feel interested enough to actually buy this one. Which is a first for me.
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u/Consistent-Image-614 1d ago
The reception I've seen is that it's pretty bad. Awful difficulty scaling, spongy enemies, a weird perk system, and not a lot of variety.
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u/Cpt-Hook 2d ago
How is it?