ENSLAVED™: Odyssey to the West™ Premium Edition Reviews

A Classic. I wish it was remade in UE4 or 5. I remember the combat system of 'BONK big robot with big stick' most fondly, Trip second most fondly.

Who doesn't love a journey to the west story? merge it with post apocalyptic setting and you've got ENSLAVED - Odyssey to the West! With Lead actor Andy Serkis as Monkey DLC was great too with Ricard Ridings as Pigsy (the voice of Daddy Pig in Peppa Pig) 7.5 out of 10

Nice adventure game, not really complex gameplay and RPG features. The story has potential, but characters and their relationships (especially the one between the two protagonists) were not developed enough IMHO. I didn't finish the DLC though. Verdict: good value when on discount.

Best DBZ game ever made until a disgusting pig shows up and effectively makes every aspect of the games quality nose dive. Awesome fun overall though, a must play from the era.

This game is unigue and is worth the ride! It is action adventure game with rpg elements and cinematic presentation. It involves platforming, a lot of combat ans some puzzle solving and every aspect of it blends pretty well with rest. But the highlight of the game is the characters and their interaction, which give you some good laughs. All in all super fun and engaging!

So I see a lot of people not enjoying the camera changes... The only advice I have is that this plays like an old school/new school 3-D platformer game. Think the 90's.. Think Spryro for the more mature, but nothing like Spyro. As the camera changes, so must your perception of the game. It can go from a modern third person action game, to a left/right, up/down side scroller game at the change of a camera angle, and game script. You have to get your brain ready for the switches. The story is fun and uniquely engaging, as you're basically at the mercy of following around this cute little NPC girl that helps you along the way. I think this would have been a great dual character/two person coop game, but I think it's inception is old school, and earlier than that concept became a thing. Like I said, it's a unique single player game. If you can find it on sale then definitely snatch it up and enjoy the ride. If you can get past the perspective changes(and there are mods for that if you can't), it has old a lot of old school excellence mixed together. It's well worth any sale price, as well as it's full price IMHO.

Man, the developers of this game owe me a favor because I had the patience to progress past Trip becoming unresponsive during the windmill and the submarine crane puzzles. They almost missed my thumb up. I still liked it better than TLOU.

i haven't finished playing through this game. when i started i thought i bought the 2nd game in a series because it dumps you in so much of that feeling. that is not the case. it runs great on my work laptop. neat. it's really enjoyable to play. a top-tier experience on a computer that isn't meant to do that at all. and the graphics hold up as far as being sufficient to carry the experience. (it's not realistic, but it's sufficient to be immersive) this is lowkey an outstanding game. the combat is basic and fun (my preference; combat is just a hassle), and puzzles and problem solving is the main focus. it's good-linear. often combat is just a type of puzzle, which i like. the interaction between the protagonists is fun and interesting. the setting interesting and predates the obsession with post-apocalyptic, so it lands softly. this game is broken out in to puzzles and combat experiences. that was a consequence of the technical limitations at the time, but now it makes it so you solve an area and move to the next. it's rewarding and fun. the motion capture and cinematic bla is neat. it's still outstanding in 2025. i hate that you have to collect orbs, but it doesn't seem to be terribly important for advancing. shrug. _____ this feels like a game that's just fun and it doesn't matter when you play it. i think i got it for 3 dollars? i don't see paying top dollar for this, but at a discount (or if your traveling with a work computer like i am) this is an excellent experience that isn't on anyone's radar. easy to recommend.

Bought this since I heard a lot of people hyping this one up. Not as great as advertised, but in 2025 on discount I think it can be a decent game. Probably rate it 81/100, not great not terrible but just good. Played on Steam Deck, ran pretty good @ 60 fps

Weird but cool game that's been lost to time. Story was mostly enjoyable save a few cringey scenes. Combat was simple enough but I felt it lacked responsiveness and precision, especially with ADS. Platforming was run of the mill, but unlike the combat, felt very tight and responsive. Voice acting and level design were highlights for sure. Like many games of the 2000's and 2010's this game has a really pleasant feel about it that I don't quite know how to describe, even in spite of any nitpicks I can come up with. Maybe it takes me back to when I was younger.