Hellblade 2 review round-up: What do the critics say?
radiotimes.comAfter a long development cycle, Senua's Saga: Hellblade 2 is here, and we’ve got our review round-up to help give you the lowdown on what is looking to be one of the most visually stunning games to date.
Whether the graphics are worth the price of admission alone remains to be seen, however, but below we’ll delve into what the critics made of the rest of the game.
We have also included the Metacritic and OpenCritic scores to provide a quick cursory glance if you don’t have the time to read full reviews.
If you do decide you want to dive in, make sure to check out our Hellblade 2 achievements guide so you don’t miss out on any low-hanging Gamerscore you may otherwise have missed out on.
But we've certainly waited long enough for this sequel, so let’s not dilly-dally! Read on and see if Senua’s story is a saga worth experiencing.
The Metacritic score for Hellblade 2 stands at 81, as of writing.
This has garnered it a «Generally Favourable» rating, and is based on 71 reviews from critics, as can be seen on the Hellblade 2 Metacritic page.
This is unlikely to change too much, as reviewers had ample time ahead of release to play through Hellblade 2, though there may be a few stragglers that bump the number up or down a little.
The User Score is currently not available as it has not been in the hands of players long enough, but you can see if the game is for you with our review round-up further down.
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The Open Critic score for Hellblade 2 is 83, as of writing.
Aggregated across 72 critic reviews, this has garnered Hellblade 2 an OpenCritic «Strong» rating, with 84 per cent of critics recommending the game.
No player reviews are offered, but it is easy to navigate all the reviews listed, with a short synopsis providing a quick glance at what each critic
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