DawgPoundJoe

If you held off this long congrats! This is the best version of the best looking fighting game to ever be released. It plays great, but how much you enjoy the fighting will be a matter of opinion. It splits the difference between Street Fighter V and MKX which some folks were not very keen on.

Looter shooters are one thing as far as being repetitive, but this takes it to new heights. Couple that with offering more content to other platforms for the same price and it's a solid 0 in my book.

Madden 21 is an improvement over Madden 20, but not so much that this couldn't be a patch. The Yard is fun, but if the bandwidth put toward that had been put toward improving Franchise I think this would be a much better game. Playing PvP is a nightmare filled with nothing but frustration

Having a fun to play CCG, with great balancing, you can go 100% F2P is really the top selling point for me.

I put over 100 hours into this game because I wanted it to be good, but it just never really came through. I don't like the bugs/glitches, but it's not a deal breaker for me. What really bugs me is the fact that inventory weight management is what you spend the most time on.

Story is great as per Gears tradition. Lots of fun guns and gory action. I am bad at multiplayer, but that's not the game's fault.

The story is phenomenal, as I've come to expect from NRS. The price point feels a bit high for three fighters and a story mode.

This is the best looking game I have ever played hands down. Docked a point because the fighting is slowed down which is not quite "Mortal Kombat" style for me. So much stuff to unlock this is the first fighting game I can remember having too much to do in single player.

I took a break from Destiny 2 due to a family issue right as Opulence released. Came back and bought Shadowkeep plus Arrivals pass on sale and have loved it. Umbral Engrams feel like they give me agency especially in leveling, and the new weapons are great.