Metal gear solid v the phantom pain metacritic

8.5/10 Performance: 60fps is nice and seems to remain pretty steady throughout the game but there are some bugs. Lighting is very well done and emits a sense of realism with the visuals. Environments look good and the character models are good as well. While players won't be talking about the huge maps, decent graphics, or boss fights in years to come, each player's unique approach to every mission may be the thing that keep conversations going, and may be what Kojima-san has been trying to accomplish in his Tactical Espionage Operations swan song.I'm just going to break down this short review with a few key areas: Visuals: Pretty solid overall although some aliasing is noticeable I'm just going to break down this short review with a few key areas: Visuals: Pretty solid overall although some aliasing is noticeable (not a big deal). It does a good job in crafting an open-world experience for the franchise, but falls short in terms of quality content. child soldiers +Very open-ended, non-linear mission design, tackle it however you want The Bad: -Lackluster story -Disappointing villain and boss fights -Bosses lack character, unlike the Cobra Unit from MGS 3 for example -Chapter 2 filler missions -Missing Chapter 3 -Nothing much to do on Mother Base -Voice acting: Kiefer Sutherland -Snake rarely speaks -Difficult to differentiate Kaz's and Ocelot's voices sometimes -Missions get repetitive, especially Side Ops -Most Main Ops (Episodes) don't feel important to story-telling -Can't use weapons on 4WDs or trucks -Alternate costumes with no additional abilities cost more GMP -Attempts to tell most stories via Cassette tapes, no Codec -FOB microtransactions -Difficult to capture all wild animals without consulting guides -Tackles world issues, but has nothing much to say about them -Uninteresting open world, lots of emptiness in between outposts -Texture pop-in -Framerate dips occationally, but not to the point of hindering gameplay Bottom line, MGSV: The Phantom Pain is an excellent, but not perfect game. wear helmets if you headshot too often +Tackles real world issues, eg. +Well-optimised, butter-smooth most of the time Not a perfect game, but a SOLID one (reviewed on PS4) The Good: +Outstanding Prologue +Well-optimised, butter-smooth most of the time +Huge maps +Buddy system +Controversial but most memorable character - Quiet +Base, Resources and Staff management +Decent graphics, (but not the best in the market) +D-Horse is better than Roach +Solid gunplay and stealth +Memorable licensed 80s music +Wild animals +Enemies adapt to your tactics, eg. Not a perfect game, but a SOLID one (reviewed on PS4) The Good: However I guess you get it if you are familiar with MGS.

Story side it is just another MGS great story. Develop better gear and be ready for the next mission. I liked it because it made me take a break from exploring and action. So go loud or stealth isn't much of a big deal for your reward. However stealthy approach will reveal a lot and makes your task much more easier. You go stupid and loud you still can rank an S if you do it well. There is no Right or Wrong! you plan your attack and you execute it the way you see it fit. Still when you go into action in such type of a game you gotta be smart. The game gives you the change to play action without punishing you. Now I admit it gets repetitive! But because you do it each time with different approach and style it feels fresh! And when the situation gets messed up you got to improvise and adapt. Phantom Pain brought all the goodness of Snake Eater and Guns of The Patriot together in an amazing tactical espionage within an open world. Previously Snake Eater was my favorite in the serious. Phantom Pain brought all the goodness of The Phantom Pain for me is a Master Piece. The Phantom Pain for me is a Master Piece.

Metal gear solid v the phantom pain metacritic