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was the most perfect indie production I have played to date. After The Wolf Among Us, I never thought an interactive game with such a successful story could be released. Whether it is the narrative or the characters, it is an exceptionally well-crafted game. I especially adored the romantic elements (please choose Invisigal). The game was so beautiful that I couldn't see a single flaw, even if one existed. I will be waiting patiently, hoping for a sequel and that the integrity of the story remains intact.

I believe this game is highly overrated and does not deserve the title of the best Call of Duty. I absolutely adored the missions set in the past as they provided a more than sufficient Black Ops 1 atmosphere. However, the future missions, with only a few exceptions, are absolute terrible. This game marks the beginning of the 'new generation' Call of Duty trends — weapon attachments, skins, the futuristic theme, and so on. Furthermore, I truly wonder what the screenwriters were thinking when they snatched away the things we love in such a nonsensical way just for shock value. At least I felt satisfied by the end of the game. On the other hand, in my opinion, this is the Call of Duty with the absolute best multiplayer; I can say without hesitation that I had an immense amount of fun. Moreover, I spent hours on maps like Origins and Tranzit in Zombies mode, and not to forget MENENDEZ!!!

Essentially, it is the Xbox port of CS:CZ. To be honest, it's looks absolutely awful (especially that M4A1 animation) but it is unintentionally enjoyable.

The game features a short yet exceptionally high quality story. Having completed it on all 7th gen consoles, I can say it possesses a structure that encourages multiple playthroughs. Every character has a unique sense of presence and quality to them. Furthermore, encountering figures like Castro and Kennedy and experiencing the Bay of Pigs is on an entirely different level. Even though it moves forward with a clear propaganda-driven mindset, I must admit that I truly adore it. Likewise, the Zombie mode is immensely enjoyable; I am a huge fan of Kino, Five, and Moon. Additionally, the inclusion of the World at War maps was a fantastic touch. I simply haven't had the opportunity to experience the online multiplayer yet.

The greatest Mortal Kombat game of all time. The combat feels fair, and the Fatalities don't feel like they were made just for the sake of mindless gore, unlike in MK1. The story is legendary, and the character designs are flawless. I was particularly impressed by the inclusion of Kratos as a playable character in the PS3 version and the fact that they didn't put him in any embarrassing situations. (had they added him to MK1, they would have completely disgraced him) The only drawback is the difficulty; it feels as if the AI reads your inputs. Playing without knowing the character combos can be extremely tough at times, but it isn't impossible; it can be overcome by simply 'git gud'.