For me it was the opposite.

Wright was praising it to the sky so I got it and I'm glad I did digitally or I might have broken it haha.

I don't remember which difficult I played but it was most likely normal as every other game.

I had a similar problem with Valkyria Chronicles too. Everybody prasing it so much and when I finally played it... damn that game is horribly unballanced and is filled with design flaws everywhere. It got to the point I realized the game wanted me to run to the flag and not try to actually cautionly strategize my actions and it turned really easy...

I honestly don't remember much about it nowdays, just the feelings it left on me.

I remember parts filled with enemies in the middle of the game (in some empty buildings you had to clear hordes to open some door if I remember correctly) when they just came from everywhere and I would get stuck in door sides while trying to enter a room for cover and run out of ammo and be powerless (I runned out of ammo a lot)

A part where the big guy chase you with a chainsaw in the early game that you have to open a chained gate near a barn I guess, while running away from it and if it touches you its instakill and you have to try all again, including all the stealthing you did before, bumping into corner and with horrible camera angles.

How movements were really bad basically everywhere you needed precision.

Also not a gameplay fault but those shadows are beyond broken too, it was better to just have no shadows instead, it makes everything so ugly xP.

I can't be more specific on details as again I don't remember much (gladly) from it.

I remember liking a lot the aesthetics and creativity in some scenes too, tho.

I feel like if a better developer was behind the game it could have been pretty good.

I honestly don't remember much about it nowdays, just the feelings it left on me.

I remember parts filled with enemies in the middle of the game (in some empty buildings you had to clear hordes to open some door if I remember correctly) when they just came from everywhere and I would get stuck in door sides while trying to enter a room for cover and run out of ammo and be powerless (I runned out of ammo a lot)

A part where the big guy chase you with a chainsaw in the early game that you have to open a chained gate near a barn I guess, while running away from it and if it touches you its instakill and you have to try all again, including all the stealthing you did before, bumping into corner and with horrible camera angles.

How movements were really bad basically everywhere you needed precision.

Also not a gameplay fault but those shadows are beyond broken too, it was better to just have no shadows instead, it makes everything so ugly xP.

I can't be more specific on details as again I don't remember much (gladly) from it.

I remember liking a lot the aesthetics and creativity in some scenes too, tho.

I feel like if a better developer was behind the game it could have been pretty good.

Ps3, I thought it was ps4.. Has it really been that long..?

For me it was the opposite.

Wright was praising it to the sky so I got it and I'm glad I did digitally or I might have broken it haha.

I don't remember which difficult I played but it was most likely normal as every other game.

I had a similar problem with Valkyria Chronicles too. Everybody prasing it so much and when I finally played it... damn that game is horribly unballanced and is filled with design flaws everywhere. It got to the point I realized the game wanted me to run to the flag and not try to actually cautionly strategize my actions and it turned really easy...