Ben Lindbergh

Yeah, because there are some interesting tweaks.

I mean, you still have the kind of, you know, blue beams, red beams, yellow beams.

The difference this time is that Arjun has a shield.

So you don't have to just dodge everything.

Blue can be absorbed to power the shield, and then red stuff can be parried.

And yellow eventually can also be absorbed, but there's a trade-off where you get corrupted.

It lowers your health temporarily, but it also...

empowers your weapons.

And it does become, as I said, sort of a rhythm game where it's very quick twitch.

You just have to recognize, okay, what's coming, pattern match, what's my response to that, split second.

And when that's working well, it's just great.

And I also love, you know, the...

much like in Returnal, the usage of the dual sense and the haptic feedback and the adaptive triggers, which give you different ways to fire your weapons, depending on how much you depress the triggers.

And, you know, there's generous auto aim.

So you're really just supposed to fire in the general direction of something as you're leaping around and staying constantly in motion.

I love active reload.

You know, I love any active reload in a game.

I like that melee is really effective in this game.

Sometimes you have to use melee because an enemy has a shield, a red shield.

But also, you can sometimes just one-hit kill people with your melee.