E.Y.E: Divine Cybermancy Bewertungen

+Unique atmosphere inspired by various scifi media +Replayable missions leaving room for exploration and levelling +Decent range of weapons +Decent range of abilities both cybernatical and psionic +Lots of eastereggs to find -Sometimes confusing dialouge probably coming from a lackluster translation (original language is french) -Confusing research system basing on finding RNG-based drops -Weapon damage/scaling often makes no sense (you can one-shot gunships and cyberdemons with a certain revolver because it has the tag "armor piercing") -Hacking stays difficult no matter how many implants or skill points you invest -Some elements of gameplay as well as the endings seem unfinished or rushed You will either like this game or not. It's like throwing Warhammer, Blade Runner, Ghost in the Shell, Killzone and many many more in a blender and the result was E.Y.E. It feels a little overcrowded with gunplay, cybernetics, psionics and hacking all stuffed into one game but gives it a pretty unique feel. The maps give a good cyberpunk feel but often feel unneccesarily vast and not filled with too many interesting things. It's obvious that they originally wanted to make a Warhammer 40.000 game, something they deservedly did a few years after they published E.Y.E. (Spacehulk: Deathwing and Necromunda: Hired Gun)