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Re: Another Crab's Treasure (PS5) - Undersea Soulslike Is as Good as It Is Buggy

Quintumply

@Fiendish-Beaver It's surprisingly big! I think it took me about 30 or so hours, but I was trying to see and do as much as possible. If you aim to beeline it, you can cut that time down.

I completed Another Crab's Treasure on default settings (i.e. no assists turned on), and I've also completed Sekiro and Demon's Souls PS5. Have dabbled in Bloodborne and Elden Ring, got pretty far into both but I wasn't really vibing with them. Certainly not at undies-and-cucumber level but not useless either! Haha

Re: Pacific Drive (PS5) - The Car Is the Reasonably Priced Star of Deep, Dense Survival Game

Quintumply

@croaker_1 I don’t see an option for it in the game’s settings, and sadly don’t have a VRR ready TV to test it on anyway. Sorry!

@Frmknst Hard to say exactly, the story is there throughout but you’re free to do as many runs through the zone as you like, so I guess it’s sort of up to you what the ratio is! The story plays out while you’re playing so technically it’s all gameplay.

@ILikeStake I see no options for steering wheels in the settings. I would say it doesn’t, because you spend a lot of time out of the car, which would be hard to control on a wheel.

@glassmusic No, you don’t have to worry about hunger or thirst. That would’ve put me off too. As mentioned earlier in the comments, there are actually ways to make the survival aspect easier, like disabling damage to you or the car, or even making it so you can’t die. The default level of challenge felt good to me, though.

Re: Pacific Drive (PS5) - The Car Is the Reasonably Priced Star of Deep, Dense Survival Game

Quintumply

@JaphyRider It does have a Platinum Trophy! The list is good — there's a bunch for reaching certain points in the story, some fun stuff like reaching 88mph and escaping the zone while airborne, and then completionist stuff like scanning everything to fill out the logbook and unlocking all upgrades. I think it'd be reasonably tough to 100% but definitely doable.

@clicky The narrative throughout the game is pretty cool, yeah. It sets up an interesting mystery, and gradually expands the lore of the zone and so on.

Nothing living really chases you down as such, but there are sentient anomalies that'll attach themselves to the car or hinder you if you don't evade them.

@Impossibilium Yes, this is very much worth pointing out, so thank you for that. The game does have lots of accessibility options that can make things easier (or in some cases harder, if you like). I stuck with the default settings but yes, lots of ways to customise the challenge. Worth pointing out that some of those will disable Trophies, though.

Re: State of Play Announced, Covering More Than 15 PS5, PSVR2 Games

Quintumply

For what it's worth, I don't think this will be the super duper mega-show that people want it to be. I'm expecting updates on stuff we already know about and nothing more. Still plenty to be excited about, but I don't see this being the venue for lots of splashy new first-party game announcements.