41 Hours Review (PlayStation 5)

by Jim Smale · Published October 19, 2022 · Updated October 21, 2022

For this 41 Hours Review, we take on the role of Ethan, a workaholic scientist and capable field combatant in search of his long-lost wife. 41 Hours is a cinematic first-person adventure driven by intense shootouts and advanced, often alien technology. Accompanied by a mysterious woman that seems to possess super-human powers, Ethan will take up conventional armaments while learning to manipulate time, a cloak for enhanced stealth, use portals for teleportation and employ telekinetic abilities against the paramilitary forces that stand in his way.

41 Hours Review Pros:

Nice graphics.
10.27GB download size.
Platinum trophy.
First-person shooter gameplay.
Controller settings – Invert axis and sensitivity slider.
Four difficulties – Novice, Beginner, Intermediate, and Pro.
Comic book-style cutscenes.
Can skip and fast-forward cutscenes.
Cross-buy support – you get both Playstation 4 and PlayStation 5 versions of the game.
Opening tutorial pop-ups and missions.
Save when you want.
Fast loading times.
The game moves at a fast pace.
Ammo, health, and energy can be scavenged from the World.
Earn EXP, level up, and spend points on upgrading stats or unlocking attachments like sights and suppressors.
Enemies can drop ammo and health.
Wormholes can be created to help navigate.
Slight puzzle elements.
Energy-you can collect more from energy drops, you use energy to do abilities like telekinesis, slow down time, and cloaking.
Takes inspiration from games like Crysis.
Your partner can be directed to locations and will blow up to kill enemies, don’t worry she respawns instantly.
Special vision to see enemy locations.
A vast world where you can go into the buildings for loot.
Explosive barrels to shoot or throw.
Sights-once unlocked you get them all and can swap them out instantly with button presses.
Different ammo types and you can swap between them at will.
Shoot and kill animals for health.