Forspoken: In Tanta We Trust

 PlayStation 5
User Score
6.2

Mixed or average reviews- based on 53 Ratings

User score distribution:
  1. Positive: 31 out of 53
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 53
  3. Negative: 18 out of 53

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  1. corcoles9310
    Sep 8, 2023
    5
    Juego mediocre en su conjunto. Tiene buenas ideas pero mal llevadas. Mal rendimiento e historia poco interesante. Extraño de un exclusivo de sony.
  2. marvsfontanilla
    Jul 19, 2023
    7
    Story: 7
    Graphics: 7
    Sound: 7
    Gameplay: 7
    Playtime: 3 Hours (Main Story + Extra)
  3. Haannss
    Jul 7, 2023
    5
    Played it without expectations because of all the hate, bad marks and all it received. And its not that bad. Tremendously flawed at some points, but not as bad as everyone says it is.

    Story: 6 Tipical story of hero taken to another world, the script is not memorable and its difficult to care about the main character because of her personality, maybe written for a teenager target.    Played it without expectations because of all the hate, bad marks and all it received. And its not that bad. Tremendously flawed at some points, but not as bad as everyone says it is.

    Story: 6
    Tipical story of hero taken to another world, the script is not memorable and its difficult to care about the main character because of her personality, maybe written for a teenager target.
    Gameplay: 2
    The control is really awful, and it truly drags down the whole game. It totally lacks accuracy and has input lag. The parkour is clumsy and too automatized in a bad way.
    Art direction & visual: 7
    The graphics feel good without being top noch. As for the art direction, the world of Athia lacks a bit of personality and feels a bit generic, like the whole game.
    Sound: 7 Just as the visual part, the sound works without standing out. It lacks energy at some points.

    All in all, a beautiful concept of enjoying the discover of an open world that is flawed in its execution, specially (but not only) in the inaccurate control of the main character. The story can be entertaining without being memorable, because it clearly follows a formula that we have already seen too many times.    … Expand

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#35 Most Discussed PlayStation 5 Game of 2023

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Metascore
71

Mixed or average reviews - based on 11 Critic Reviews

Critic score distribution:
  1. Positive: 6 out of 11
  2. Mixed: 4 out of 11
  3. Negative: 1 out of 11
  1. COGconnected
    Jun 12, 2023
    75
    In Tanta We Trust is conceptually a bit odd. While it can be played as a stand alone game, it wouldn’t make sense to do so. On the other hand, players who have beaten Forspoken may not appreciate the pared down mechanics and small scope. There is a way to access the new content from the main game’s campaign, which probably makes the most sense, making it feel almost like a robust side mission. In any case, In Tanta We Trust is neither significantly better or worse than Forspoken, but very much of a piece with it.
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  2. Hey Poor Player
    Jun 11, 2023
    70
    Forspoken: In Tanta We Trust is a narratively enticing piece of DLC whose tiny explorable area and lackluster magic system might scare away those looking for a follow-up with a little more oomph. It’s also worth noting that the very end of the DLC sequel baits hard. And, while I’m not sure that Frey’s second journey will ever come to fruition (I’m very aware of everything that’s been going on), In Tanta We Trust, despite its flaws, did help me to look forward to that Forspoken follow-up… if and when it happens.
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  3. RPG Fan
    Jun 9, 2023
    81
    I think In Tanta We Trust’s biggest weakness is how short it is. Still, despite being only three hours or so in length, the DLC is a solid standalone adventure. It also ends by hinting at a future adventure for Frey and Cuff, which may or may not happen now due to Forspoken’s lackluster sales. It’s a shame, given how this DLC, in particular, highlights Forspoken’s inherent potential. While the DLC’s price isn’t high for its length, you still need to purchase Forspoken to play it. So, whether or not you want to double-dip into Forspoken with this add-on depends entirely on your enjoyment of the base game. Fans of Frey’s first adventure may find an excellent reason to return to Athia here, as In Tanta We Trust is a compelling prequel side-story to Forspoken.
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