Avaliações de Jawbreaker

Good but could be GREAT! (Minor Spoilers) To begin, I must commend Jawbreaker for its striking style and menacing atmosphere. From the outset, the game exudes an intense vibe that immediately drew me in, prompting a desire to uncover why the world had descended into such devastation and how gangs had risen to dominate it. The art and atmosphere captivated me from the start. The thought of navigating this bleak scenario, surrounded by unpredictable psychopaths with no hope of rescue, sent shivers down my spine. However, while Jawbreaker excelled in many areas, there are a few issues I encountered that detracted from my overall experience: Firstly, the inclusion of larger bosses like the tank and robot felt unnecessary and disrupted the game's pacing. I found myself longing for more encounters akin to the chainsaw guy, which felt better integrated into the immersive world without compromising the tension. Regarding weapons, I understand the emphasis on survival horror and stealth gameplay, but managing ammunition became frustrating. Despite having two shotguns, I often found myself with as few as six shots, and there were instances where the inventory displayed loaded bullets but the gun remained empty, which was disorienting. Additionally, the decision to send the protagonist out unarmed in a world where gangs rule and violence is rampant felt implausible to me. It broke immersion and raised questions about the game's narrative consistency. Furthermore, while the "true ending" provided explanations for broader aspects of the game world, it neglected to shed light on our own bunker where the radio transmissions originate. This omission left me feeling disconnected from potential other survivors and the larger context of the story. Lastly, I felt the coin system for purchasing items was superfluous. A crafting system tied to looting locations such as police stations or military bases would have made more sense thematically and gameplay-wise. Crafting ammunition and health items could have added a strategic layer to resource management, enhancing the survival experience. In conclusion, while Jawbreaker excels in creating a chilling atmosphere and compelling premise, these gameplay elements could benefit from refinement to further elevate the overall experience.