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Title: A Review of Forspoken on PS5: Diverse World, Lackluster Graphics

As I dived into the world of Forspoken on my PS5, I was initially excited to see a black woman as the lead character, Frey. The fantasy world she inhabits is also commendable for its diversity, featuring characters of various races and genders. The main bosses, in particular, seem to be women, which is a refreshing change from the usual male-dominated narratives.

However, my enthusiasm was short-lived. The demo underwent an unexpected update that altered the lock-on mechanics and text sizes, which raised concerns about the game's overall quality control. This type of last-minute change can be disconcerting, to say the least.

Moreover, the main character's storyline took a drastic turn in the wrong direction during our playthrough. It seemed like we were just playing chunks from the almost-finished main game, but it ended up being such a poor experience that the producer felt compelled to issue a statement clarifying that this was not representative of the final product. Spending hours on the game only highlighted my initial concerns.

Unfortunately, even the free demo available on the PlayStation Store failed to impress. The graphics in Forspoken leave much to be desired, which is disappointing considering the potential of the game's world and story.

While some issues may become less significant as the story progresses, I still have reservations about Forspoken's overall quality. For now, it seems like the game has more work to do before it can truly shine on PS5.

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