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Very good game, but doesn’t live up to the novelty of the original. My main points: +Absolutely gorgeous graphics (on the 30 fps mode), beautiful world +Interesting story with surprising elements +Long, but not too long: finished the main story and some sidequests in 36 hours +Great use of dualsense features -Repetitive combat: I got bored of the robot fighting pretty quick, and tried to avoid combat, which made traveling a chore -Meh characters: I liked Aloy, but some core characters made me hard to care for them, so the long conversations just dragged on for me Overall a very good game, just lacks the huge impact the first one had, mostly due to the loss of novelty of fighting the robots, and already knowing what hapoened to Earth.

I finished it last night, and overall the game is a disappointment compared to the first part, mostly due to the story. The gameplay and graphips is excelellent, most gorgeous game of this generation. The story however falls short of the first one. It drags on for waaaay too long, forces uninteresting characters and sideplots in your face, is full of plot holes, and lacks a satisfying conclusion. I also think that the marketing and expectation setting for the game was misleading, now knowing the story. I'm sad that this is the result of 7 years of waiting, not a terrible game, but could have been excellent.

Absolutely unplayable on Xbox One X, crashes and freezes constantly. What a disappointment

Still an amazing game, even after all these years. Just revisited after buying it one XBox One X, looks and a plays surprisingly good. Will forever be one of my favorite games, shame that the franchise seems dead now, Splinter Cell still has a lot of potential.

Very disappointing. I loved the 2019 MW, and expected something similar, but this is just not there. Shallow story and short campaign, worse graphics than MW, and some small bugs on XB1X. Bought the disc luckily, hope I can sell it for a good price.

Few things I regret more than buying this joke ****, even on sale. Unlikeable characters, terrible controls, decade old game design elements. Loading, cutsene, loading... The fault is of course mine, I should have watched the first few minutes of gameplay before purchase, but didn't want to spoil the story. Shame on Sony for allowing this, not the standard we are used to

I'm a fan of SW, but this is just a pretty meh game in my book. The soulslike elements feel forced, and the whole game is also a copy+paste of mechanics from many others. Due to respawning enemies, travel just feels like a chore when you backtrack or come back to a level later. This could have been an awesome game, instead it's just Ok. But the standard is set so low nowadays that a SW game that doesn't try to fore lootboxes and MTX on you is praised.

Great game, but nothing groundbreaking, and it's nowhere close to e.g. God of War, despite the obvious inspiration. The graphics are truly amazing on the XB 1X (4K 60 FPS and HDR). Considering it's available on game pass, I think this is easily a must play for anyone liking action games.

Ubisoft now managed to destroy 2 of my favourite franchises in recent years (AC, Far Cry). When everyone was already hating on them, I was still enjoying their not universally liked games (Watch Dogs 2, FC Primal, AC Origins), but now it got to me. I really liked Origins, and was looking forward to Odyssey, but this is a joke. I got 0 enjoyment out of this "game", it feels like some F2P mobile cash grab, the grinding is just ridiculous. I stopped playing several times, but gave it many more chances, but any time I get remotely interested in some part of the terrible story, I get to a point where I'm seriously lagging behind in character level to complete a main mission. I did plenty of side activities and quests, but it's just pointless. I took the disc out of my PS4 when I completed some main missions, leveled up, but then I was warned with red letters by the game, that the guy I need to defeat at the end of this mission is 3 levels above mine. So I guess I'm supposed top grind for at least 2-3 hours so dear Ubi would let me play the game and story that I f**king payed for. Well no thanks, It was a mistake to buy this game, I'm selling it now, and probably never buying Ubi again.

Excellent game all around, I’m just glad Sony showed everyone again that people love great story-driven single player games, not microtransaction and lootbox-filled online trash. As many others, I vote with my wallet, and bought this game full price (as UC4&TLOU), and stay far away from the likes of EA.

I hesitated a bit before I got this game, but I'm glad I did. It's very good, and it falls into the exact category of games I like. If you loved Bioshock, Dishonored, or the first Dead Space, you'll also love this one. I also appreciated a game putting an effort into the story, and having some quite surprising twists along the way.

Amazing game. After the first episode, things took off pretty fast, and I was hooked on the story and the characters. I just wish they made many more games like this.

An excellent game, truly improves on the first one in almost every aspect, though there are some problems that still persist (eg. AI behaviour could be better). I recommend to anyone who like the first one, or always wanted to play it but never had the chance.

Good game, though extremely short, I easily finished it playing a few hours in a weekend. The creators tried to put a lot of stuff in the game to make you replay levels, but I'd rather seen them make a longer campaign. The quality of the levels is uneven, and Sapienza truly shines as on of the best levels I've ever seen in a Hitman game.

Great gameplay and an awesome location, as someone from Eastern Europe, modern Prague really amazed me, just like City 17 did a long-long time ago. Unfortunately, the story is just meh. The ending is rushed and feels unsatisfactory. The AI and other bugs are also a little disturbing, they should have released a more polished game.

I really liked New Order, especially the alternate history they created, but I sort of craved for the old Wolfenstein. So in Old Blood, it felt great to crawl around in old german castles and villages again, and the supernatural part really brought back dear memories from previous titles. Great game, I wish they'll keep on making more traditional FPS like this.

Surprisingly good, I'm very glad I bought this despite the mixed reviews. Feels like a bit **** sometimes, and has some annoying moments, but still made me fall in love the wasteland, and I enjoyed the ride with Max all the way.

I'm so glad I didn't skip this one. A truly amazing classic FPS experience, it really made me feel nostalgic, and not in a forced way. The story and the world is very interesting, I just wish that somehow we could explore more of it

An amazing game from start to finish, I really enjoyed Batman's last ride. I feel that this game is a perfect closure for the Arkham trilogy, but damn I'll miss them

Okay, I have to admit, this game was one of the reasons that I bought a PS4 after my 360. This is how video games should be, and it's a shame that so few studios can deliver a story like this (other examples for me: Half Life 2, Bioshock). I definitely recommend this game for anyone, and I really hope that ND will keep making many-many games like this for years to come.

I just finished this game, and damn right I was missing out! I was never very much into RPGs, I always felt that most of them just drags on way too long, and I got bored often. But not with The Witcher 3. This game is amazing, the world, the characters, everything. Some technical issues here and there drag it down, but I still enjoyed this huge fantasy world for nearly a 100 hours. I will definitely get the 2 DLCs!

I was never a die hard fan of the Uncharted series, although I always enjoyed playing them, mostly 2 and 3. Still: Uncharted 4 is easily one of the very best games ever made. The characters, the dialogues, the environment, the animations, everything is polished to perfection. The story really carried me through the game, I never imagined that they will be able to top TLOU, but they did. This game makes me happy I bought a PS4, it's unbelievable what kind of visuals ND manages to push out of this machine. I you have a PS4 must play this, and if you don't, you should definitely consider buying one.

A very good game, though maybe a little too similar to FC3. The story falls short compared to its predecessor, however, there were a lot of improvements in the gameplay, and the world they created is fun and invites us to explore it with the help meaningful in-game incentives. Definitely worth it!

An excellent game, I skipped the last 2 CODs because of the mixed review, but this one just nails it. I don't understand why is it satisfying fir some people to put hate on the series, as obviously Activision wouldn't be making these games if there wasn't a demand for it. Kevin Spacey really adds a cool and movie-like atmosphere to the story, and makes the game more easy to connect to people who don't usually play video games. The gameplay is awesome, the new abilities are underutilized, but are still a good addition.

Excellent game, though it is very similar to Black Flag, feels like rhey started with a DLC, and expanded the content from there. I personally loved playing as a templar, and it was interesting to fight against assassin's this time. The game felt pretty short, it could have beared a couple more missions. I think if Ubi would have focused a little more on this game, added more missions, tweaked the story a bit, and then released it for all platforms, they would have been better off in every way, seeming how Unity is a half finished game that could (or should) have been pushed back a year.

An incredible game, all around. I was genuinly surprised how they were able to improve every single element of the first game, while keeping the unique setting intact. This game is a must-play for anyone who likes a game with an immersive story, and would enjoy a FPS that's more then just shooting stuff.

Seriously, what the hell happened to this series? Dead Space 1 was fresh, original, and still one of the best games of the generations. DS2 took the bigger-better-more approach, but in the end it was still a good game, even if it felt too linear and action-focused for me. But this, this is just a joke. It hurts me to see that a game with this good graphics is just dumbed down to a shooter. And not even a good one. The controls are way too clumsy for the action, which is OK for a horror game, but this is not one anymore. The story is so cheesy, that I had to skip all the cutscenes in order to not hurt my brain. I can't even describe the disappointment towards f*cking up something that I once loved like this. From what I've read, the game was a commercial failure, so I'm happy for that, but I still don't think that EA's self-proclaimed super producers learnt anything from this, so they will keep trying to make the same game over and over again, while putting it in a different box every time.

OK, so this is not a game, this is a demo at best. Don't spend any money on this. The game itself is good while it lasts, but I just still can't wrap my mind around the plain arrogance of releasing this one as a game, in a box. I really hope Konami will hurt itself with this move, and the sales of phantom pain will suffer, so this won't become a thing in the gaming industry.

The best video game experience I had in the last 10 years, probably since Half-Life 2. I've just finished this game a few hours ago, and I'm still under the influence of the powerful story it told and the emotional impact it delivered. If we would strip it down to the core gameplay mechanics, it probably wouldn't stand out that much amongst other good games in the genre, but it would still hold its ground. Where this game leaves its mark is the unique setting and atmosphere it immerses the player in, and the incredible story that it manages to tell in a flawless way. I'm so sick of games with half-assed endings (which is around 90% of them), so it's very satisfactory to see a game that told a better story than any movie in the last few years. They will probably parade around with Bioshock Infinite as a textbook example of interactive and immersive storytelling in a video game, and other series would have much to learn from it.