Разработчик: KONAMI
Описание
Спустя девять лет после событий игры «MGSV: GROUND ZEROES» и падения Главной базы «Большой босс» Снейк выходит из комы. На дворе 1984 год. На фоне холодной войны продолжается глобальное обострение ядерного кризиса. Движимый местью, Снейк создает новую частную армию и возвращается на поле боя в поисках тайной группы XOF.
Команда разработчиков METAL GEAR SOLID продолжает амбициозно использовать такие серьезные темы, как психология военных конфликтов и сопутствующие им зверства и преступления. «MGSV: The Phantom Pain» — одна из наиболее ожидаемых игр года, которая будет характеризоваться игровым дизайном с открытым миром, фотореалистичной графикой и богатым функционалом. Эта игра войдет в историю как один из эталонов игровой промышленности за кинематографическую сюжетную линию, глубокие темы и увлекательнейший тактический геймплей.
Главные особенности:
- Игровой дизайн с открытым миром, в котором игроки обладают полной свободой выбора тактики миссий и игрового прогресса в целом.
- Графический процессор Fox Engine обеспечивает фотореалистичную графику, высочайшую детализацию игры и по-настоящему инновационное качество изображений.
- Онлайн-функциональность переносит игровые впечатления за пределы консоли на другие устройства, значительно расширяя внутриигровые возможности и доступ к игре.
Поддерживаемые языки: english, french, italian, german, japanese, portuguese - brazil, russian, spanish - latin america
Системные требования
Windows
- ОС: Windows 7x64, Windows 8x64, Windows 10x64 (64-bit OS Required)
- Процессор: Intel Core i5-4460 (3.40 GHz) or better; Quad-core or better
- Оперативная память: 4 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 650 (2GB) or better (DirectX 11 card Required)
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 28 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
- ОС: Windows 7x64, Windows 8x64, Windows 10x64 (64-bit OS Required)
- Процессор: Intel Core i7-4790 (3.60GHz) or better; Quad-core or better
- Оперативная память: 8 GB ОЗУ
- Видеокарта: NVIDIA GeForce GTX 760 (DirectX 11 graphic card required)
- DirectX: версии 11
- Место на диске: 28 GB
- Звуковая карта: DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card (Surround Sound 5.1)
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Best game ever i have put like 5 hours in it and only have 5% completion fun as frick i definitely recommend
Holds up very well for a 9+ year old game. Great missions with excellent stealth mechanics. Falls off slightly near the end with the repeating missions. 9/10
This game changed me, I will not lie. Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a perfect continuation of Ground Zeroes and the series as a whole, despite taking place before most of the mainline games. It's a great representation of the characters, old and new, and the scars of their pasts. You, as the player, are Big Boss. That was Hideo Kojima's intention. This game connects the entire series into a circle. From you, the player, continuing Big Boss's legacy in Outer Heaven to playing as Solid Snake in the very first Metal Gear game defeating Venom Snake in Outer Heaven. I hear people say this game is only alright. It is much more than that. This game is perfect in it's own right. Hideo Kojima always knows what he's doing and I'm excited for Metal Gear Solid Delta.
"I'm Big Boss and you are too."
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a gaming masterpiece that has left an indelible mark on the stealth genre. The open world, a departure from the series' linear tradition, provides a vast playground for tactical espionage. Every mission is a canvas for creativity, allowing players to approach challenges with stealth, force, or a combination of both.
The game's core gameplay loop is pure bliss. The satisfaction of a perfectly executed infiltration, the tension of a close encounter, and the thrill of a daring escape are unparalleled. The Fox Engine delivers stunning visuals, and the sound design is immersive, drawing the player deeper into the world of espionage.
However, the game isn't without its flaws. The narrative, while intriguing, feels incomplete, with many loose ends and unanswered questions. Additionally, the open-world structure can sometimes feel repetitive, especially during side missions.
Despite these shortcomings, The Phantom Pain remains a landmark achievement in gaming. It's a game that rewards patience, skill, and creativity, offering a truly unforgettable experience for fans of the series and newcomers alike.
I finished the story mode after 386 hours and so the world feels empty when I return to FOB.
Unfortunately we all reach this point but its bittersweet.
After 3 restarts and 7 years since the start on my old laptop, I could never finish the game properly (may that be due to switching places or switching devices constantly). When I first got the game I did it due to excitement on discovering my second Metal Gear game (first one was MGR) and I can say confidently as a guy who absolutely LOVES STEALTH this is the best stealth shooter you will ever find. Period.
Constant discoveries and switching of hardware and fanaticism about stealth kept bringing me back to this game. A final Big Boss game and discovery of an ending that loops the Metal Gear back. I strongly incline to play this game even if you don't want to spoil the series, due to how fun and really forward it is in gameplay (compared to even modern games!).
The graphics are insane. The sound design is crisp. The dialogue is intriguing. The environment is impactful. The relationship with the world is....unforgettable. The character building of Snake and how you play him really shows your connection of how you see the Big Boss of this series.
Multiplayer FOB raids which was not included before in MGS series is an amazing idea, showing another "end-game" way of going way and beyond the simple stealth game. Building your own army, raiding others, growing stronger and FEELING the progression is truly shows that Hideo and his subordinates are masters at work.
If I go into how detailed this game is then this review would be unreadable to be honest, but you can trust me. The more you play this game the more you will realise how everything just works. Everything is catered so that you can utilise everything at your disposal. Everything has impact, depending on your usage of gadgets and it's not like RPG of course but you really can feel the environment adopting to you.
Switching Codecs to Audio Logs was a really smart idea I believe. Yes it removes some suspense but I think it still holds up. Being able to play them anywhere, whatever and whenever is a really good idea. The audio logs really give you an idea on the world and with how good the voice acting is (also the transcript) makes you want to continue to listen to them again and again.
Cut-scenes really make my day. It's rare compared to other MGS but damn do they feel good. I can't believe I discovered more of random ones when somebody for first time attacked my FOB (I tried FOB invasion only this year due to being a coward lol) and I can say I am always impressed by an insane "camera work" (which really ups the immersion and storytelling). Completing the game makes me realise I won't be able to discover some new ones and maybe that's why I am thinking of slowly giving up on doing 100% knowing that there's really nothing special about it (for me at least).
Would I recommend this game?
Absolutely, Metal Gear Solid is a must play series for anyone who plays games. The game introduces amazing characters with plenty of personality. An introduction of amazing story which is not always go-happy, but very thought provoking. And, of course, amazing gameplay (which might of course be confusing in other MGS, but in here it feels natural and even intriguing).
Please do not pass this game, even-through its owned by KONAMI. You would be really making it a disservice. Regardless of how "unfinished" it is I would say it's more then enough to feel like a completed story.
What else I can say. 386 hours and hopefully more. I can't wait for a day where I will play other Metal Gear Solid titles (playing Portable Ops on PSP now). I watched all of playthroughs but I am sure I will experience it fresh and I will enjoy my brain tingling from how dope this over-analysed (and in good sense) game plays.
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is, without a doubt, a masterwork of modern gaming, combining unparalleled open-world gameplay with an emotionally gripping narrative. As the final chapter in Hideo Kojima's legendary Metal Gear series, it’s a game that leaves a profound impact, both for its gameplay mechanics and the deeper, more subtle themes it explores.
First, let’s talk about the world. The vast, beautiful, yet haunting landscapes of Afghanistan and Africa are meticulously crafted, and the open-world design allows players to approach missions in countless ways. Whether you’re sneaking through the wilderness on horseback or calling in airstrikes to disrupt enemy convoys, the freedom to experiment is a constant thrill. The AI is intelligent, with enemies reacting realistically to the environment, forcing you to adapt your strategies. You can go stealthy or go loud, but either way, the level of control you’re given over your approach is unmatched.
The gameplay itself is a true testament to Kojima’s vision of melding action with strategy. The game offers an intuitive and deeply satisfying combat system. Stealth is just as rewarding as direct confrontation, and each playthrough can be drastically different based on the player's preferred tactics. The level of detail in the game world is astounding—things like the day-night cycle and weather conditions impact how missions unfold, making each encounter feel dynamic and alive. The introduction of the “Mother Base,” a home base you manage and expand, adds yet another layer of depth, as you recruit soldiers and develop new technologies to aid in your war efforts.
The story, however, is where The Phantom Pain takes a more somber turn. It’s a narrative filled with pain, loss, and the consequences of war. Big Boss, the central figure, is a deeply conflicted character, and the game delves into the personal and philosophical struggles of those involved in global conflict. The game explores themes of revenge, identity, and the toll of military operations, all wrapped up in the tragic fall of the protagonist. The narrative is complex and sometimes cryptic, with moments of brilliance and emotional weight that hit hard long after you’ve finished the game.
But perhaps the most notable aspect of The Phantom Pain is its unfinished feeling. There are story threads left unresolved, especially considering the game was released in a somewhat rushed state due to Kojima's departure from Konami. This left some players with a sense of ambiguity and longing, as key plot points are left unanswered. Despite this, the game still offers an incredibly satisfying experience—its gameplay, world-building, and character depth more than make up for any missing narrative closure.
The soundtrack is another highlight. With a mix of melancholic original compositions and classic rock tunes from the '80s, the music mirrors the tone of the game perfectly. Tracks like “Sins of the Father” and “Quiet’s Theme” bring an emotional resonance to the quiet moments and action sequences alike.
Ultimately, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a game that stands as one of the greatest achievements in modern gaming. It’s a game that encourages exploration, rewards creativity, and, more than anything, offers a meditation on the complexities of war and the human condition. Kojima’s penchant for storytelling, combined with the innovative gameplay mechanics, creates an experience that will stay with you long after the credits roll. While its unfinished nature may leave some feeling unsatisfied with certain story aspects, the journey through its world, its gameplay, and the character of Big Boss himself is unforgettable.
broski id say this is one of the most ultimate stealth game there is. Story wise its less because the other metal gears had far better cutscenes and story but the gameplay carries hard
DONT OVERLOOK THIS GAME IF YOU ARE ON A LOW END PC
You know this game runs like pretty damn good on my old I5 2400 gtx 1050 and its like perfect 60 all the time.
As long as you have some sort of graphics card. She runs good! :D
Amazing game must have open world stealth shooter.
Big Boss Simulator, why engage in stealth when if no one's alive in the enemy encampment then no one can find me.
It’s a remarkable game but it’s the least Metal Gear Metal Gear game.
I have 50 hours on this game in the span of 2 weeks
I fucking love this game
I have 200 hours on PS4.
almost Everything about this game I love
Gunplay the AI adapting to your strats it's all awesome, But the enemies still stay the same mostly, they just learn your strats and reverse engineer them sometimes
go through night, flashlights and nightvison
non-lethal? they will bring helmets and body armor.
chemical warfare? gas masks
use any weapon too much? RIot armor
It's like alien isolation with the AI adapting.
you have to adapt as much as them while also trying to recruit some of them into your motherbase.
The gameplay is amazing although the first part is a little slow the camera work is amazing and after that every mission is very open to choice. Like the mission where you have to rescue a cybernetics Specialist. You can easily extract him if you take out the guards. you can take out the power to get them distracted. then you can stealthfully go in and take them out. or you can get a car, put C-4 on it then throw it into the enemies. while they're busy with that you pull out your sniper and knock them out. when you finally meet the prisoner, you have to extract him through the dozen enemies that you pissed off? no, if you look closely you can see a hole in the roof, extract him through there. then call in a airstrike to kill the people waiting for you.
the story, the title says it all, it's a rise and fall but without an end. you feel "phantom pain" when you're done with it. it's genious bravo vi- I mean Kojima. what makes it so good is that all the characters feel real, except for one but you'll understand it when you play it. I'm not going to spoil too much but it makes you feel "invisible". every piece of detail, music, dialogue means something
For instance, the songs "Here's to You" and "The Man Who Sold the World" both serve as hints, deepening the story's meaning. These music choices, along with other elements, resonate emotionally with the player, heightening the sense of loss and reflection.
small Spoilers for this paragraph skip it if you plan on playing blind
you find out one character is alive in the medical ward, as you do the missions your soldiers start mentioning that you're randomly walking to construction area in the middle of the night often, you don't understand it at first (this was my second playthrough of side quest and my first time hearing this conversation from the soldiers) but when you finish it you will understand it.
there is a lot of references to real life media that actually change your understanding to the story as a whole the reason there's so many references to other old media is probably that Venom snake is hallucinating but thats just a theory A GAME THEORY.
for references it's
-moby dick
-1984
-diamond dogs (from david bowie)
-lord of the flies
-frankenstein
While some of these references may seem obscure, they provide crucial insights into the game's themes and characters.
One small problem about the game, The main character Venom snake doesn't talk often during the main missions, although I get why, I just want more lines. the cut lines are actually pretty good. and i wish we got more. I feel they focused more on snake as a unreliable narrator because he cant tell reality time to time and you have to piece together clues to figure it out since he has a piece of fucking shrapnel in his head
base building is awesome. You have to actively grow the base while developing new guns and ways of making money.
The weapon mechanics are incredibly satisfying. For instance, the durability of silencers requires you to think carefully about your choices during combat. Should you take the risk of firing too much, knowing that your silencer could wear out? These details add depth to the gameplay, making every decision feel impactful. unless you get the rocket arm or the stun arm, but even then they're not that useful or have a cooldown.
go play the game
my confusing review is not enough to say how good this game is. the game has an experience that is both rich and engaging.
Also M(edic)iller hamburger story, chef's kiss
but also fuck konami
I just 100%ed this game and it's amazing as always even on my now on my 4th playthrough started on xbox 360 then on PS4 then PS5 now PC, this game is peak and it'll alwyas have a place in my heart as one of the greats, 1984 whiskey bottles out of 1985..... Lost one because literally 1984!!!!!!!!
Metal Gear Solid 5 is a super fun and very well crafted experience. Although the story of the game is cut off short due to Hideo Kojima leaving Konami.
Rating: 9/10
Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a breathtaking achievement in both design and storytelling, delivering an unforgettable experience that sets a new benchmark for open-world games. From the moment you step into the boots of Venom Snake, the world of The Phantom Pain pulls you in with its incredible attention to detail and vast, expansive environments. The freedom to approach each mission in your own unique way is a standout feature, with a wide range of tactical options, from stealth to all-out action.
The game’s open-world structure is brilliantly realized, offering rich, diverse landscapes that are both beautiful and functional. Whether you're infiltrating a military base or navigating vast desert plains, the world feels alive and reactive. The weather systems, day-night cycles, and dynamic AI all contribute to a living, breathing world that feels reactive to your every move.
The stealth mechanics, honed over the years in the Metal Gear series, are sharper than ever. The level of control you have over the environment and your gear allows for creative solutions to any situation. Whether you’re silently taking down enemies from afar, using a variety of gadgets to manipulate the battlefield, or calling in air support, the game’s systems work in harmony to give you total flexibility.
But The Phantom Pain isn’t just about gameplay—its narrative is both captivating and haunting, dealing with themes of war, trauma, and revenge. The emotional weight of the story is carried by outstanding performances, particularly from Kiefer Sutherland, who brings a new depth to Venom Snake. While the story is complex and often enigmatic, it’s deeply rewarding for those who invest the time to uncover its many layers.
In terms of technical achievement, The Phantom Pain is virtually flawless. The visuals are stunning, with realistic animations and intricate details that make every mission feel immersive. The controls are tight and responsive, and the overall polish makes the game feel like a well-crafted masterpiece.
In terms of technical achievement, The Phantom Pain is virtually flawless. The visuals are stunning, with realistic animations and intricate details that make every mission feel immersive. The controls are tight and responsive, and the overall polish makes the game feel like a well-crafted masterpiece.
Overall, Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain is a game that delivers on every level. It’s a perfect blend of freedom, tactical depth, emotional storytelling, and technical brilliance. Whether you're a long-time fan of the series or a newcomer, The Phantom Pain is a must-play for anyone who appreciates video games as an art form.
This game was everything I hoped it to be - except I expected it to be longer.
Yet, I still took the long road with 130+ hours before reaching the final mission / epilogue, but it's still hard to shake the "Is that it!?"-feeling.
I wouldn't have as many hours in it if I didn't love every minute of it! However, in the end I felt disappointed, wondering what could have been. That said, knowing what I know today, I still would've bought and played it.
Get it on a 50% discount because it feels like half a game.
9/10 game. Good open world, quirky enemies and story. I hope any new metal gear game includes more weapon and vehicle types.
Gameplay is addicting. Except for the walking simulator sessions.
Non-stop grinding and creating war crime.
Don't really care about the story too much though.
Few games achieve the scale, ambition, and sheer ingenuity of The Phantom Pain. As the final chapter in Hideo Kojima's legendary series, it delivers unparalleled gameplay freedom and cinematic storytelling, cementing itself as one of the most groundbreaking stealth action games of all time. However, its brilliance is tarnished by a painfully unfinished narrative that leaves fans wondering what could have been.
its a great game to have an the story is great
everything in this game is by design. even the bad elements. the elements you dont pay attention to. all of it adds to make this perfect game
had to buy this game. played it on ps4 when it first came out and decided to buy it again for pc and man it is still worth it.
a nice change of pace for the metal gear story. ends the series perfectly
9 years ago, still one of the most enjoable games with an amazing storyline to date (second to mgs3)
I just came back to this game after putting it away for just under a decade when I played it first on the Playstation 3 and wow.; this game still surpasses many of the newer titles I have played since. The plot is hard to understand but is very interesting to research and learn more about. Every loose end seems to be a massive theory to attempt to decipher. The gameplay? Incredible as well, every outpost, every mission, and overall the game plays very fluently. Taking down and S ranking even the most difficult of mission tasks is very satisfying. The only critiques I have for this game is when you try to 100% complete it, every side mission adjacent from those that are required to accelerate the story can get very boring and repetitive, but by then you have far surpassed the game time required to get your money's worth from the title at this price point. Overall, I can't recommend this game enough to anyone that enjoys open-world rouge-likes as much as I do and are ready for the difficult challenges the game has to throw at you.
I love kidnapping random soldiers, gathering resources, and planning to take over the world, and you will too. What you won't like is the random magical demons and monsters, those creatures ruin the immersion.
That's why it's everything! That's why it's the G.O.A.T, the G.O.A.T. Thank Kojima sensei for creating a last legend. This will always be a legendary game.
Bloody fantastic game! Pretty much a mil sim sandbox if you want to play it that way. I had great fun throughout the entire game! Replayable as well!
Also runs well on Linux.
The greatest game ever played that year! I recommend playing it to everyone! EVERY-ONE! At the end grind aproach so if you gave up, just watch YouTube
9.5/10
Shame they never finished it. If Kojima cared, he would make a mod with all the finished content. Great mods for this game
as batman this is a very fun game to play if you do not want to play as batman ("Kept You Waiting, Huh")
very good game graphic and story line is fantastic
Getting into the MGS is never too late, but it is better to start from release order chronologically. Playing from MGS 1 - 5 including Peace Walker took me to the most fun 4 months I have had. MGSV gameplay is by far the most fun in the whole MGS series.
As one man who sold the world said: I'm Big Boss and you are too.
This game is almost 10 years old, and it still offers one of the best gaming experiences in every aspect, gameplay, immersion, graphics, online mode, even with an unfinnished story, is still worthy every penny.
You can remove Hideo's name out of the TPP's Store page Konami, You can port the entire franchise in your name, Konami.
But we all know the fact that Metal Gear is: directed by Hideo Kojima!
absolute masterpiece... Played on launch on PS4 and replayed on the PC port. Amazing 11/10.
nice but story sucks towards the end and a lot of holes. looks like they ran out of money halfway
Not the best Metal Gear story, but IMO the most enjoyable gameplay of the series.
Now do you remember? Who you are? What you were meant to do? I cheated death, thanks to you. And thanks to you I've left my mark. You have too. You've written your own history. You're your own man. I'm Big Boss, and you are too... No... He's the two of us. Together. Where we are today? We built it. This story - this "legend" - it's ours. We can change the world - and with it, the future. I am you, and you are me. Carry that with you, wherever you go. Thank you... my friend. From here on out, you're Big Boss.
I have over 450 hours so here are some tips for this game
1. Gameplay-wise. It's fun
2. For story comprehension, it's better to listen to MGSV video essays on youtube while doing something else
3. 100% Achievement hunting is not worth it for this game. It has obsessive Kojima detail grindings
4. Don't believe the Kojimadickriders, he has his flaws too like everyone else. Don't get mad when you can't climb some climbable cliffs, can't headshot people from the side and fultoning people on rooftops alerts the whole building (you will get what i mean), maybe this game was incomplete, or maybe not. we can go on about it all day
V. has come to.
Once you finish playing this game, you will have a phantom pain hoping there is a game out there remotely as close to this. But you know that's very unlikely. That is our phantom painis weakness not leaving the body
Pretty good. I tried to play it years ago, around its launch. It didn't take for me then. But I'm glad I picked it up again on sale and gave it another go. The graphics still hold up pretty good, as long as you're not playing on an OLED. The gameplay is great. There are a few frustrating things about the game, but they are mostly minor.
Overall 9/10
kojima cooked but a bit uncooked with very similar 2nd act
but damn that gameplay i love it, one of my favorites
content with this being THE end to the series
Now do you remember? Who you are? What you were meant to do? I cheated death, thanks to you. And thanks to you I’ve left my mark. You have too – you’ve written your own history. You’re your own man. I’m Big Boss, and you are too… No… He’s the two of us. Together. Where we are today? We built it. This story – this “legend” – it’s ours. We can change the world – and with it, the future. I am you, and you are me. Carry that with you, wherever you go. Thank you… my friend. From here on out, you’re Big Boss.
Absolutely fantastic game. Had a laugh about this though - approx 1 to 1.5 cents per MB coin in AUD, except when buying 6,000 MB coins, then it costs AUD$6,465.00
everything that i could praise about the game has already been said so ill say this its this good and its a incomplete game
Great Gameplay, Good replay value, Best Graphics in the franchise. However, lots of unfinished content/story, game feels lacking after a certain story mission, leaving the player wanting more. The structure of the game is there, the execution falls just before the finish line.
Great game. Grenades in this game behave the beautiflully and can even be thrown through small gaps and roll downhill. It plays well and gives you a lot of option to ancomplish the mission.
Great Game
I would highly reccomend this game to anyone. It has so many memorible moments.
10/10
This is the perfect open world game and the amount of possible ways you can complete any mission just makes this game perfect. There are endless possibilities and I love this game.
Highly recommend it. Gonna build a pc for this badass game.
My first metal gear game and one of my favourite games at all, would recomend. I'm not very good at stealth but it's optional here, which i appreciate.
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Дополнительная информация
| Разработчик | KONAMI |
| Платформы | Windows |
| Ограничение возраста | Нет |
| Дата релиза | 19.12.2024 |
| Metacritic | 91 |
| Отзывы пользователей | 92% положительных (37515) |