Obey Me

 PlayStation 4
Metascore
61

Mixed or average reviews - based on 4 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 1 out of 4
  2. Mixed: 2 out of 4
  3. Negative: 1 out of 4
  1. COGconnected
    Jun 1, 2020
    66
    Obey Me does a lot right to make it a fun play and entice fans of the genre in. The gameplay isn’t overly complicated but it’s still challenging. The dungeons are visually exciting and quite lengthy. They have a scoring system after each battle that will infuriate you if you don’t get the top score. However, the characters are not as endearing as the creators hoped they would be, the dungeons are repetitive, and it’s so close to being a Diablo game … well Diablo 3 is literally right there in my library. If you’re looking for a similar game to Diablo that isn’t just rehashing a game you’ve played a hundred times and you want something with a less bleak tone, then drop the $19.99 on Obey Me. Just know what to expect when you boot it up.
  2. DarkStation
    May 13, 2020
    60
    Obey Me is one of those indie games that you would love to like and look through its problems. But when you suffer from them long enough, it simply won’t work out. Obey Me’s flawed design might have been saved by proper game testing, but like too many indie games these days, it is oblivious to its problems. Too bad, really, as there are makings for a good co-op brawler, enhanced with a biting punk attitude.

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  1. SuperkenGaming
    Apr 22, 2020
    5
    Obey Me
    Don’t play this game
    Obey me is a 6 and a half hour long top down brawler where you play as Vanessa accompanied by her cute little    Obey Me
    Don’t play this game
    Obey me is a 6 and a half hour long top down brawler where you play as Vanessa accompanied by her cute little demon puppy.
    The game tells a generic oh youre being duped into being used story, as you have the ability to absorb souls…
    Obey me looks really great, and on paper this game sounds amazing, this is a fairly linear game with tons of hidden paths that contain xp and collectables, experience used to you guessed it, upgrade your characters and hound… a hound that by the way can be controlled if you chose to play in coop.. so a cool looking beat em up with a heaven and hell story, rpg elelemnts, skill trees and different wapons being unlocked as the game progresses, different forms for your good boy to turn into… this all sounds great, but reality obey me is a chore to get through, and is plagued by performance issues, at least on the playstation 4… constant frame rate drops, which isn’t good for a game thts about defeating enemies that swarm you on the screen… the game also completely freezes and at one point corrupted and had to be updated when upgrading your character sometimes… these issues could be looked over if the fun is here.. and it just isn’t.. the combat does not feel good, its so unsatisfying that it hurts, and the gameplay overall is just super unintuitive as weapon switching feels like a juggling act… you get a great variety of weapons here, that all have different moves and abilities, but you have to sycle through to get to one rather than press a button on the direction pad for example… and uring battles..health drops essentially don’t exist.. leading to a game that’s too easy on easy but certain moments of the game, youd be torturing yourself if you weren’t playing on easy…
    The look of obey me had me excited, the great looking enemies and world, the boss fights, the potential for a good story.. bt ultimately there is nothing good here aside from its art.. there are some games that you do have to put a little time into until it gets good and obey me does the opposite.. it starts out with potential to be good, to a few hours in and its just kinda okay, but the sum of all its parts is a mediocre bore of an unfun game…    … Full Review »
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