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It's a reskinned Assassins Creed Odyssey, which I actually enjoyed a lot, featuring Ubisoft's checklist type of open world design. Which kind of was to be expected from a cashgrab freemium model mobile game developer? There is 3 enemy types in humans spiders and goblins ... and half the 26 spells have no character besides being of some elemental type you need and the rest is copy paste filled world you have to checklist until you puke ... please give some more fleshed out worlds out there some more proper games and HL might have not been for nothing. Seems to be generating money just fine, I hope other publishers and devs don't learn to spew out even more AC Odyssey reskins like they are sports games. What I also want to note negatively is how this doesn't feel like a PC game but more of a mobile game as it's apparant that it's a port and it has to work just the way it does on PC on the Switch as well... the loading times for doors leading outside are infuriating and unacceptable, I mean come on we already moved past this in the gaming industry and now we're coming back with the ports and mobile game quality games and switch versions? When will this world ever stick to progress and learn to speak up everytime we take a step back? You slapped Harry Potter on it and people who haven't owned current gen consoles or a reasonable graphics card are suddenly dropping 2+k $ and call this the best game in the world and think they are seeing 'progress' but all they are seeing is Harry Potter and their last game played 10 years ago and the conclusions they are coming to are about to be expected. And don't even get me started on the price tag (or the transphobic organisations you are supporting via royalties to JKR) ... I wish people weren't only buying merchandise from milked out franchises that capitalism is hyping just to maximise or streamline profits while simultaneously killing every 'boring' settings that would make much more sense in an RPG but just so happen not to be franchises like ... a thief? a Samurai? A knight? Just stop buying Harry Potter, they want you to buy just ONE thing to make you as predictable as a plank of wood or a brick of stone, this game has not shown any kind of progress or consumer friendliness in any way! Peace out

This is among the best games I have ever played and you should play it too. I don't know what else to say. I wasn't even interested in the setting of fedual age Japan. But the game hooked me and the ending puts even movies considered timeless classics to shame.

If you wonder if the game really is that bad to be deserving a 0/10 (if you can even call it that, really tries to be more of a movie / walking simulator / interactive storytelling experience) - yeah, it is. The story is abysmal and illogical holy schmokes. Gameplay has been simplified compared to part 1, and there is less action of that simplified gameplay, too.

I would argue that Anthem is a scam - like, even if they do address the issues in the future. It will never be the game they advertised. The customer votes with every dollar he spends. Please do not vote for scam artists to be our generation's most successful game developer. And yes, the game really is that bad as to be deserving of a true 0/10.

It's like a gateway but you decide where to. I've always **** at platformers, and I don't know yet if I'm going to pick up more games after Celeste but I'm so, so happy I played it. Amazing game.

Echo is one of the greatest games I have ever played. I have read through the other reviews, and I do not share a single complaint the others have. My personal experience has been close to flawless, the enjoyment I got out of this title alone is just unreal. I bought it while it was on sale in the PS4 store (it is right now if you are reading this in February 2018!), and I can say that to me it has been worth every penny. I realize how biased this sounds but I cannot say a single bad things about this game, I love everything about it. The voice acting, the graphics, the level design and the gameplay are all fantastic, I also recommend watching the Echo Gameplay Trailer if you are still undecided because many people seem to miss that one. I personally think the gameplay trailer could have shown even more things and presented the game even better than it has, but I can safely say that there is not a single thing in it that you are not getting in the game. I 100% recommend buying this title, it's a 10/10 experience to me.

While I must admit that my very first impression of the game was not good (first hours of playing, I found the blackouts irritating), after the mechanics had finally clicked in my head ECHO became one of my all time favorite games within mere hours. And the campaign just offers so so much. The enjoyment I got out of this single indie title is unreal. The Graphics, Voice Acting, Level Design, Gameplay are all flawless ... I hate how biased this sounds but I truly cannot say a SINGLE bad word about this game. I love it with every inch of my existence. 10/10

If it is only the seller who is offensive and aggressive with his demands, capitalism will not serve the consumer anymore. We are not witch hunting. We are merely voicing our demands now, the demands that the consumers have. Noise that the gaming industry is not used to hear. Anymore.

A game purely defined by the conglomeration of each and every bad trend nowadays gaming industry currently has to offer - if you buy Call of Duty: WWII, not only do you give up your demands you should have as a customer for the publishers, you even reward them for patenting and abusing a shady transaction scheme that is purposely matching high-spenders with normal edition buyers so as to get ALL players to spend money on loot boxes - yeah it's not only that. You will also be left completely disappointed with the game overall, which offers absolutely nothing new, and is not enjoyable whatsoever.

I normally do not write reviews about anything ever because I do not really care myself what other people think. But this time world I am truly sorry there is no holding back my feelings anymore - I just have to add my own useless opinion on this game. First and foremost do not read anything about this game before playing it, only watch the trailers as they are spoiler free. Definitely play this game with headphones offering a decent sound stage, or you're taking away a substantial part of the experience that is core to the story. And last, concerning anything you might have already read about this game - I personally disagree with all the reviewers I have read after finishing the game. There is no universal reviewing of this game. This game may not be for people that do not like psychological games or are afraid of psychotic and violent scenes. But other than that, and considering its lower-than-expected price point, everyone will experience this game differently. Anyone playing it WILL form his or her own strong opinion about this game and remember the experience playing it, which may be heavily altered by past real life memories. If you have 30 Dollars to spare, this is a ride you want to engage in.

Normally I don't rate anything a perfect 10, and actually, Witcher 3 I should not handle to be an exception ... it simply is that good. I, for one, am not able to give any further suggestion that could make this masterpiece be any better than it already is. The story manages to make me drop tears, and I'm thinking of this game prior to going to bed. Also expect to even learn a thing or two about yourself when you're suddenly finding yourself torn in view of a tragic yet inevitable decision that has to be made.