Yakuza Zero feels every bit as rich, nuanced, and robust as the other entries,while delivering one of the PlatStation 4’s very best exclusives.
Yagmur Sevinc from NoobFeed writes - Combat is incredibly important in a game where the majority of the time is spent kicking and screaming. When the type of combat mechanics a game employs speaks to us, it instantly elevates the mood and makes the game an unforgettable experience. Let us look at some of the games where combat is so addictive that it leaves you with a smile on your face every time you look back at it.
the combat in Control is deeply satisfying imo. you really feel powerful and its slick too.
Oh…how God of War left me in awe of its combat mechanics🤯 And throwing that 🪓 again and again, NEVER gets old😊 Never have I felt more like a complete an utter badass lol. Pardon my language. Well, come to think of it, maybe when I played as Joel in Last of Us, but idk, that’s up for debate haha!
Nod to Control, that has fun combat mechanics.
Could have gone a bit further and checked older games. God Hand had an incredibly addictive combat style imo.
Let's not forget Devil May Cry 5 too!
It takes a while for you to learn to execute stylish combos. With Devil May Cry 3/4, it took me years of practice
I would add:
-Doom Eternal
-DMC5
-Spider-Man (I think they managed to differentiate from the Arkham formula, since they don’t have a “counter” button. And the zip-punch is perfect to keep momentum going)
My personal fav combat:
1. Destiny 2
2. Skyforge
3. Control
4. DMC 3
5. BF3
6. Titanfall 2
7. Arkham Series
8. Tekken
9. HL2 series
10. Homeworld series
All for different reasons
Ever wondered if the Yakuza games are for you? If so, wonder no more, Pause Resume have got the lowdown on why you should play them and where you should start.
I'm about to start this series. In order of release. Even though the recommendation is to start w/ 0
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