US EditionAfter 6 hours, Crimson Desert is one of the most overwhelming, chaotic, madcap videogames I've ever played—and I'm hungry for more
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First ride in Crimson Desert: We have played the PC version in detail and show the graphics from the beginning of the game in the gameplay video. After six hours with the PC version it is clear: Crimson Desert is not a graphic blender, but a real, massive adventure. The streets are lively, buildings walkable and the atmosphere of Pywell is tangible. However, it is not all of a sudden sunshine: the control is a complex monster that puts our gamep…
Crimson Desert is without problems one of the most unpredictable games that I have thrown in my face. Normally, when you try a game for a few hours for a preview, you can get a fairly approximate idea of what you have in hand. There are exceptions, of course, and you always have to play and finish the final product to issue a review, but as a general rule in a preview you can already intuit if the game is going to be okay or not.It's not the cas…
I spent 6 hours in Crimson Desert and became a bounty-hunting banker with a dragon, but it still feels like I've only scratched the surface of this RPG's open world
From The Witcher 3 to The Legend of Zelda, Crimson Desert's influences are plain – and it feels like I've barely scratched the surface of this RPG's open world
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