Gears 5

I have no hesitation in naming Gears 5 on Xbox One as a triumph. The story is amazing, the multiplayer works perfectly, and Horde and Escape are the cherries on the cake.

Gears 5 brings the series to new heights, thanks to a well-directed campaign with an open world approach, some interesting new gameplay mechanics and many multiplayer modes that combine old and fresh elements.

Gears 5 has a solid single-player campaign which is full of interesting ideas and a brand new PVE mode. It might be a breakthrough for the franchise if it keeps providing high-quality multiplayer content in the future.

Gears 5 is a very solid chapter of one of the cornerstones of gaming in Xbox format: an episode that proudly reaffirms the vigorous soul of Lancer's armed fighters and the talent of a studio like The Coalition, stopping just a step away from absolute excellence.

Gears 5 is a return to form for the venerable series, and though some new ideas and better writing aren’t quite executed to perfection, they bring a welcome sense of freshness to a series where the fundamentals are as strong as ever.

By most metrics — polish, graphics, writing, acting and engaging game play mechanics — Gears 5 is an impressive product for both solo players and competitive or cooperative shooter fans. But moving forward, the series desperately needs to venture into new ways of telling its stories and pacing its encounters. The tentative toe-dip into open world design is a great start, but not enough. Gears 5’s campaign is robust and almost always fun and its focus on the female protagonist Kait is a welcome tonal and dramatic shift, though it doesn’t much impact the gameplay. I’m always ready to dive into a new Gears game but I’m hoping next time, The Coalition will take some bold chances, make some tough choices and steer the series in a really new direction.

Gears 5 survives on its solid cover shooting gameplay and a campaign that isn't afraid to pose difficult questions about problematic topics. But the largely stagnant Horde mode and general mess of an Escape mode really pull the sequel back from being a bold step forward.

I loved it, It was my first Gear.Even if the story is linear and simple I think it's very enjoyable. The characters are really good, you can grow fond of them, even if the plot is not that long. I finished it and it doesn't happen really often with me. Maybe it isn't perfect, but I think that what remains is your personal gameplay, if you had fun, if you even got affectionate with the protagonists... well then it's a good game.

Bello sparatutto. Buona la grafica, l'audio e il doppiaggio. Varietà dei nemici e delle armi sufficiente, buona giocabilità.

It is definetly better than the previous gears,i actually enjoyed playing it. The multiplayer is good, the weapons and controls are good, not as flawing, the story actually got interesting. But the open world.. it was the worst thing for me in this game. I also felt kinda dissapointed becouse of the length.

Extreme simple story, not good. It is very boring whennyou have doubled all actions from act2 on act3.Mamy, mamy bugs that prevent progress (reboot required). And why it is Gears NOT GEARS OF WAR ?!!!

Stupid story and disastrous control, this game is unbearably bad, the only thing that distinguishes it is the graphics, nothing more, with all due respect to all fans of the series, this part is a disgrace to the series