As standard jump is R1 and that just felt weird to me, with classic it changes jump to X, you know, where it should be. One thing that I changed straight away and will advise you to do, is change the control scheme to 'classic'. The difficulty comes from actually learning to play the game and a few platforming/free-running sections late on. The trophy list is actually very straightforward, basically collectibles, of which there are 46, kill/special ability based trophies and story based trophies. If a collectible does reset, you can just go and pick them up again. I would recommend either doing them all in one go or start a level just before closing the game down. However, I found that if you didn't start another level afterwards, and just shut the game down, the collectibles for the previous level may reset. You can absolutely find the collectible you're after and just quit the level, it will still count. Now I did run into a bit of a problem when cleaning up the collectibles using chapter select. The game also has chapter select, so nothing is missable. There is one after every enemy encounter and there are no load times, so if you die, it's straight back into the action. Yes, there is free-running, there is first-person melee combat and you will die a lot, to begin with at least, but the game is very forgiving.

It takes elements from all of those games, but feels completely fresh and new. Ghostrunner can be compared to a lot of games, Mirror's Edge, Dishonored, even Hotline Miami.

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