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Far Cry 3 is the game that fundamentally changed the direction of the Far Cry series and brought about its greatest positive revolution. Far Cry 3 is a game that achieved far greater feats than the series’ previous two entries, propelling the series to incredible new heights and successfully making its name known worldwide. First and foremost, what makes the game great is certainly not just the graphics, but the fact that so many elements are perfectly balanced to create a magnificent blend. From its story to its characters, from Rook Island to its exploration, and from its music to its atmosphere, I can say it’s a game that’s been meticulously crafted. 2012 was a rich year for games, and Far Cry 3, which carved its name at the top among successful titles, had already excited players even before its release with its marketing strategies, character teasers, the game’s variety, and the sheer size of Rook Island, spreading anticipation across many audiences. When Far Cry 3 launched in 2012, it achieved such massive success that the developers truly reaped the rewards of their hard work. The game wasn’t just diverse and fluid; the innovations it introduced also left a lasting impression on the gaming world—for example, the Radio Towers! These are legendary elements of the Far Cry series. Far Cry 3 features a more emotional story focused on character development compared to previous games, allowing us to connect with the main character, Jason Brody. A total of seven adventurous friends (Jason, his brother Grant, his sister Riley, Oliver, Keith, Daisy, and his girlfriend Liza), who were encouraged to go to Rook Island, After engaging in countless sports and adventures, the adventure begins when they are kidnapped by pirates upon landing on the island. In short, while Jason tries to rescue all his friends, he also begins to bond with the oppressed Rakyat tribe due to pirate pressure. Through the encouragement of Dennis and Citra, he adapts well to the island and the tribe, realizing for the first time that he truly belongs here, and this leads to conflicts with his friendships . We could say the story has a vibe that isn’t particularly compelling but still holds its own, and some of the characters in the story are wonderfully designed. BUT the biggest issue lies in the choice of the antagonist. Vaas Montenegro, the character who rules North Island and leads the pirates, is so well-designed that he has become one of the most beloved and iconic villains in the gaming world. Portrayed by Michael Mando, this character’s philosophy, his cool-headedness, and his constant air of invincibility have made him a legendary, iconic character. So, if we’re going to evaluate the game, we can’t talk about it without mentioning Vaas, because he’s one of the most important things that truly makes Far Cry 3 what it is. Even though the main antagonist in the game is someone else, no one can ever take Vaas’s place. Additionally, the game’s musical score is fantastic, especially the inclusion of real-life songs like “Paper Planes” and “Make It Bun Dem,” which elevate the game to its peak at just the right moments. When it comes to atmosphere and variety, the abundance of side quests keeps the game fresh, and unique content like “Path of the Hunter” is truly a delight. Rook Island is massive—you can really lose yourself in its incredible atmosphere as you explore the island. Even though years have passed since the game’s release, this magical atmosphere hasn’t changed a bit. And unfortunately, Ubisoft’s usual issue is that side quests start to feel repetitive after a while, making you feel like you’re doing the same thing over and over again—but in Far Cry 3, a lot of effort was put into preventing that, which is truly commendable. As an aside, while I didn’t deduct points for this in my review, there are serious issues on modern PCs: the game crashes constantly, and there are severe RAM and CPU limitations. The game’s engine simply doesn’t recognize modern PCs, which makes the situation absolutely terrible—I’d say I went through a lot of trouble just to play it. But if you don’t give up and get lucky, you can play it. It’s really a terrible situation. There isn’t a single game in the Far Cry series that runs smoothly and without issues on older systems. Still, despite everything, Far Cry 3 is a masterpiece and a game every gamer should at least try. So I highly recommend you play it. By the way, have I shown you “Definition of Insanity” yet? If not, Vaas will do a great job of it :).

It’s one of the legendary games we first experienced during our early days of mobile gaming. I didn’t start rating games back then, of course, so it occurred to me to rate it now because, after a long hiatus, I started playing it casually on my phone and have been playing it for months. Actually, in my opinion, it’s never been an addictive game, but I can say it’s quite effective for relieving stress, playing along with the music, and just having simple fun. Different characters and maps that refresh every few months keep the game fresh even today, but in terms of development, there isn’t much to note—if there’s anything commendable, it’s that the game has continued without ever straying from its core essence over time. Beyond all that, it’s a running game where you build tracks on train tracks and engage in an endless run—the goal could be a running score, collecting a character, or tackling different challenges. It’s quite versatile in that regard, but from my experience, it’s a simple, everyday game, and I can’t say I’m as dedicated a player as I used to be. However, regardless of that, it remains one of the most popular mobile games and has some truly stylish aspects. It was a great game, and it still is.

First and foremost, I can say that Assassin's Creed 2 is a magnificent masterpiece. It's such a beautifully crafted game that I believe it's a great work of art. There's so much to say about this game. But let's take it one step at a time. First and foremost, the story is truly magnificent; it couldn't have been written any better. We know that the Assassin's Creed universe is a beautiful alternative world, and this fictional world is consistent with our real world in many ways, such as characters, locations, histories, countries, and so on. What's even better is that it's a game that brilliantly compiles some of the conspiracy theories and logical theories about the world. Along with all this, seeing names that have left their mark on real-world history, especially in Assassin's Creed 2, is very exciting. As I said, the story is truly wonderful. It's meticulously crafted, and a lot has been added to the first game with great effort. I'd say it's 30 times more beautiful. The Assassin's world continues, and our new character is actually Ezio Auditore, whom we are all familiar with. While following Ezio's character development, we also accompany a very beautiful story. Although the main basis of the story is the war between the Assassins and the Templars, what goes on in the background is just as important. Our game takes place in Italy between 1476 and 1499. In particular, throughout the game, we experience the cities of Florence, Tuscany, Forli, and Venice. As the story unfolds, history progresses, and Ezio Auditore's tale eventually delves into much deeper themes than just the conflict between Assassins and Templars. What really makes the game special is how beautifully some side stories are woven into the main narrative. All of this comes together to create a truly grand picture. The atmosphere, diversity, and gameplay mechanics are truly remarkable. The Italian atmosphere is beautifully captured. There is plenty of variety and tons of things to keep you interested, which is great, but sometimes it gets tiring, but it takes hours to get used to the game anyway. Each city is so diverse and beautifully designed that the game constantly feels like it's reinventing itself. When we look at the first game, this is quite a revolution. Oh, and I can't overlook the music, the day and night cycles, the population, and other things that are very impressive. Especially the music... I understand perfectly why this game has become a cult classic. There's a lot of artistry here. There's also a lot of fine craftsmanship, as many side events such as Truth and Codex are linked to the main story, which shows a lot of effort. Aside from all these dreamlike features, there are of course flaws. What game doesn't have them? Especially on PC, there are quite a few bugs, but these are tolerable things since the game is old. However, sometimes there are parts of the story that are overly drawn out. For example, one of the biggest drawbacks I mentioned is that time progresses in the game, but you don't really feel it. Sometimes the game can become frustrating due to bugs and other issues. If played too quickly, the game can feel chaotic, but that's not a problem for me—I'm a player who enjoys a slower pace and immersive atmosphere, and the game excels at that. Getting used to the game isn't easy, but after a while, it grows on you. I'd love to write the whole story and all the side stories here, but it's an incredibly long lore, but it's definitely worth playing and finishing. All that aside, yes, another issue is that it doesn't appeal to everyone. The game's historical period, atmosphere, pace, and basic concept unfortunately aren't the type that appeals to everyone. I'm not actually someone who's very interested in this historical period; the Holy Lands in the first game interested me much more, but the Renaissance period is so magnificently crafted that I loved it immensely. But still, I can say that it's not really for everyone, though that's never a fault of the game; I'd say it just has a different appeal. It's a game that will be among the beautiful games I'll never forget. I also really like Ezio Auditore. It's a game with an abundance of pros and minimal cons. I can definitely say it's an amazing game, even in this day and age. Remember, nothing is real, everything is permitted...

Rust is a unique game that offers a more rare experience compared to other multiplayer games. It's a game that takes the concept of survival very seriously. This is quite beautiful in some ways. When I played Rust, it was extremely addictive for me. It was a game I spent long hours playing. Although it was released in 2018, I can say that it has shown beautiful development over time. Rust is a very diverse and detailed game. Its servers are massive, and I wouldn't say its community is ever too toxic; it's actually a game that requires effort and teamwork. It has different maps, modes, and many other things, and this diversity is quite beautiful. One of the things I value most in a survival adventure is the atmosphere of the game, and Rust delivers this atmosphere very well with its music, perfect landscapes, and locations. Throughout the game, it feels like a marathon, and growing, strengthening, and becoming more powerful within that marathon is a truly beautiful experience. It makes you feel nervous at times and excited at others. But of course, there are downsides too. First of all, the shooter aspect of the game has a completely different logic, and I don't think it's realistic. Things like weapon usage and aiming seem to have developed in a completely unrealistic way. Getting used to killing someone with a gun is so difficult that I don't even mention tools like bows and arrows. Some mechanics feel unnecessarily difficult and useless, and they're never fixed. On top of all that, despite all these years, optimization and bug issues never cease in the game. Various bugs obviously make the game less enjoyable, and I can't say the cheat system is particularly good either. All in all, even though the game requires a lot of effort, it's never achievable with just one or two people. If the team you're facing has 10 people, you have no chance. A team establishing dominance on the map is completely unrealistic, and I think these are drawbacks. Especially since it's impossible to play solo anyway. I think playing the game with 10 people completely ruins the atmosphere, vibe, and tension of the game. After all, one of the things Rust tries to convey is the tense atmosphere and not trusting anyone, but this is obviously ruined by teams of 10 or 8-7 people. Of course, on one hand, these kinds of things should be allowed, but without balance, the enjoyment can also diminish. Aside from all this, I can say that Rust offers a unique experience once again. I return to the game from time to time and recommend it, but I must definitely say that it has many flaws. Unfortunately, I can't say it's a masterpiece or one of the top games in multiplayer competition. Remember, not trusting anyone is what keeps you alive in this game :).

First and foremost, PUBG Mobile is one of the games I've played the longest among my mobile gaming experiences. If we think back to when it first came out on PC, I didn't pay much attention to it on PC back then. Thanks to my friends, I started playing PUBG Mobile on mobile. Getting back to the game, PUBG Mobile, which came out in 2018, was a huge success. It was one of the games that gave us the best Battle Royale experience. Its maps, concept, and gameplay are not particularly challenging, but I would say they are quite stylish. Compared to the old days, that is. In my opinion, its audience was never quite right. But it's one of the games that best represents the time I spent with friends. When it comes to mechanics and variety, they've created a beautiful diversity by building on top of it. PUBG has become more closely involved with the Mobile audience over time. These are the good sides of PUBG Mobile: it's a diverse, solid concept, and stylish game. But of course, there are also many negative sides. First of all, the game has changed a lot over time. I think placing so much emphasis on mods is a big mistake. Additionally, I believe these mods were features designed solely to attract players and generate revenue, completely ruining the game's chemistry. It didn't stop with the mods. One of the biggest things that undermined the game's seriousness was the excessive number of skins and things like the Royale Pass. These should exist, of course, but having them in such an exaggerated manner is one of the things that undermines the game's seriousness. Along with these, cheats, the loss of its core audience, and the game's development in the wrong direction were negative things for me. It's not a masterpiece, but it's one of those unforgettable games that, even though it's nothing like it used to be, I think was really good back in the day. By the way, I'd say both the publisher's audience and the player base for this game are terrible. I'm pretty sure there aren't many players left compared to the old days. The consequences of developing in the wrong direction aren't great, but unfortunately, the game keeps going in the wrong direction. Even though it's a game I won't return to, it was once the most addictive game for me.

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First of all, is there anyone who doesn't know this game? Max Payne, the legendary and cult game of all of us, was the first big game I played when I got my computer in my childhood. After all these years, I guess this game still holds a special place for all of us. A lot of our memories are hidden in this game. When I went back and tried to play it again, I had to do a lot of optimization because my system was new. Annoying, yes, but never something I can deduct points for. Imagine a game in 2001 that achieves things far ahead of its time. Here it is, the cornerstone of the Max Payne legend. the game is way ahead of its time and has brought great features. first of all, let's go in order. The graphics are outstanding for its time, even in this era. Our game has elements of third-person action, adventure, mythology, noir, comic books and horror, all of which it handles with such finesse that it's amazing, for example, the fact that we stay in the snow atmosphere throughout the game (this is not a spoiler, please know that) is actually a reference to mythology. while handling them with finesse, the level design is truly masterful. It consists of 3 main parts and contains 25 episodes. I can say that the design and graphics are really great. As for the atmosphere, there has never been a work like this for its time, it really reflects that extraordinary tense atmosphere very well. Many factors affect the atmosphere, including Max's mood. The action part is really nice, especially I really miss the difficulty of the old action games. I finished it on the hardest mode and I really enjoyed it, sometimes it can be painful. As for the story, don't expect an extremely detailed narration, our story is not very deep, but the comic book sequences, which are the storytelling style, are very detailed and deep, which makes the story quite deep. yes comic book really :) think of such a game in the era because you enjoy all of the elements I mentioned above. What makes this game special is its idiosyncrasies. I won't go into it at length, but the comic book narrative, Bullet-Time (a timeless feature, really) and a few other features like that make the game very special for us. A masterpiece that must be played before you die. Now, without giving away any spoilers, our story is about a decorated cop named Max Payne who seeks revenge in New York after what happened to him in the state of New Jersey. He captures very well the course of the story, his inner depression, his mood in an atmosphere of endless snow. Max walks you through the story, both in-game and with the comics. In doing so, it skillfully uses humor, tension and serious narration, as well as allusions and references. There are also a lot of references in the game that we can call easter eggs. Again, as I said, there are two downsides, optimization and the story is predictable and not very surprising, but for the time period, I would never call either of these downsides. I would like to thank Remedy for leaving such a cult cult, and I hope that future generations will be able to play the remake of this game. Max Payne will always have a special place in our hearts. The humor, the depths and the details underlying this play are never-ending. One last thing I would like to add is to wake Max Payne up from this nightmare! Never leave the game halfway through (there are a few words added to keep you coming back to the game on the way out, really nice thoughts). After years of playing and finishing this game, I went back to my childhood. For those who haven't played it, the American Dream is waiting for you...

The third installment of the legendary series, Contracts is the darkest, creepiest and most unique game in the series. Contracts, which consists of a total of 12 chapters, is really one of the great games of its time, and even though it was released in 2004, it is still a game that I still finish with pleasure. I don't want to give any spoilers in the story, but in general, it is about 47 having dreams from the past in a room at the moment of life and death struggle after an event. Then the game connects to the main story in the last parts of the game. Apart from that, the dreams we see are actually the episodes we will play, in a way, they made a remake of the CODENAME 47 Game. Even though these episode designs and the concept changed in some episodes, it was quite successful and also some episodes are directly brand new, that is, episodes that are not remakes. Actually, it takes a lot of effort to understand the story of the game because the assassination, the atmosphere, the diversity are more important in this series than the story, so you need to pay special attention to the story part. Compared to its two predecessors, the entire atmosphere of the game takes place in the dark, which is quite impressive, and it even shows the effort and care with which they philosophically adapt it to 47's current situation. As for the mechanics, ehh, yes, there are always some bugs. Fps needs to be limited otherwise the game goes haywire. Besides, some missions seem to swear not to finish with the rank of Silent Assassin, there is a difficulty but sometimes it can be really unfair. But don't worry, it's very enjoyable in general and it becomes much more enjoyable when played with logic. Play these kinds of games yourself instead of watching them on Youtube. You will seriously enjoy it 10 times more. Besides all that, I liked all the episodes in general. Some of them seemed really incomplete to me, unfortunately. I would also say that there is laziness in the story. In fact, it is very wrong to call this game a complete remake. Even though it has the purpose of a remake, it has its own storyline and even has a story connection with the next game Blood Money. Even though it's a loot-like game with the iconic missions and dark atmosphere of the Hitman series, the technical glitches or artificial intelligence deviations and finally the rare dead ends of the level designs are sad and minus details unfortunately. Some things could have been more elaborate, there are really too many Remake episodes. 12 Chapters is already quite a lot if you play yourself and chase Rank. I definitely can't say it's short. Besides all this, one way or another, this masterful design will be a game that will never be forgotten from generation to generation. It's already a cult for me. Playing it again refreshed both my memories and my pleasure. 47 is the story of his transformation from an unknown experimental product into a man wanted around the world in the midst of great danger... You've learned a lot about me, Inspector. I can't accept that :)

Limbo is literally a leader in the platform-puzzle department for me. On the other hand, the atmosphere, the music and the tense environment are very well done. The game definitely looks like the work of masters. Like aged wine, it's a game that never smiles, even now. Besides all this, Limbo is an indie game, but despite being an indie game at the time, it made a very good hit and deserves it to the fullest. On the platform-puzzle side, the general controls are quite simple with a few buttons, but don't let that fool you because the platform-puzzle parts of the game really require a lot of brainstorming without any help, which surprised me. I didn't think it would be this much when I started. Combining clever puzzles with a tense and uncanny atmosphere is a craft. On the other hand, the game is in black and white, but the tonality and depth are magnificent. Also, the music should not be overlooked, it really suits the atmosphere. I won't give any spoilers even though our game is the kind that actually plays and leaves the interpretation to the player. A boy goes on a dark journey to find his sister in an unknown place and time. You will face difficulties all the way, maybe you will try to get help from youtube like me in a few places haha! is very regressive and despite all the advantages I mentioned, it is sadly short and the story is very vague as I said. After a while the puzzles get annoying, not because there are too many of them but because some sequences are really unnecessarily difficult. For me, these are the only downsides of this game, while the game actually has a creepy religious place in its story, even if it is not very deep. Just playing investigate will not be enough. Based on the year it came out, it's a great work and there are many details I haven't mentioned, of course, but don't misunderstand, it's a game with very simple mechanics. As the concepts and puzzles get more and more difficult, it shows us a really well-organized work of **** boy must reach his sister as soon as **** WITH HIM AND HELP HIM. May luck be with you in nothingness :)

How great and smooth can a Dlc be? The answer is in this game. After the first game, Whistleblower gives us a different perspective on the story and the same location, bringing us back to the creepy tension of Mount Massive Hospital. Continuing without spoilers, our main character, Waylon Park, is a senior programmer at the Mount Massive branch of the Murkoff Corporation. But this time we are exposed to different events in different parts of the grandiose big hospital. I have to say that the gameplay is still extremely cool and sweet. A game in which the characters we call Villian now exhibit a completely different level of terror, and in this tension, I got goosebumps. The story is very well filled for the end of the first game. Again, if we want to understand a game, we should follow the details well and play the game as a whole. It may be an exaggerated score for a DLC, but such a carefully designed DLC gave me extreme pleasure! SCARING AND SWEATING. We also see in this game that it's not just a monotonous story, but that Murkoff, the megacorporation of Outlast, has a really big story. Lore is in the far future and hopefully Outlast 3 will be with us and we'll solve the mysteries as the open points are closed even more. In technical terms, I think the game's artificial intelligence is quite good, the character voices are very detailed and you can feel the tension and fear. The story is not cliché but it progresses in a way that makes us question our ethical values. In addition to all this, in this game, especially with the increased dose of tension in the DLC, we can understand well what EVIL is. On the one hand, even though the graphics are not overly beautiful, as I said, I bet it's one of the sweetest games I've ever played, and if it was longer and the script was more twisted, it would overtake the main game Outlast. My score is 10 because if a dlc really manages to do these things, it deserves 10 in every way. I was clearly satisfied with the game. I don't understand the low scores, but I know that it's a game that doesn't appeal to everyone because it appeals to a specific category. Nevertheless, it's a game that deserves really high scores, and for me it's the perfect game in its genre. May this game become a cult hit years from now. We wish Red Barrels a lot of love and look forward to the new Outlast games in the best way possible.

I don't know where to start, this game is full of my memories. It is very interesting that for me this game is a masterpiece of horror-thriller. The master game that started the whole series. A true game of horror, suspense, escape, interpretation and many different mythological elements. Realistically logical and with a detailed storyline, this is not just a straight logic horror game. You can understand this by playing in detail. That's why I'm sure that those who criticize this game are really people who are trying to be marginal and don't like what the majority likes and convey ridiculous ideas. (It doesn't apply to everyone, don't misunderstand me) Starting with the graphics, everything is very fluid and sweet, including the fps and the camera, so the game gives us a nice playability and sweet graphics. The fact that the supernatural things in the game are explained with science, as well as the real structure, shows how much detail and realism the game attaches importance to. Telling the story of a super-experiment in a hospital infected by a deep Megacorporation, this game will immerse you in its atmosphere, level design and ongoing psychological and physical violence. Good luck with your descent into the depths of the Mount Massive mental asylum on the mountain of darkness in Colorado. I don't think there is a need to give Spolier, even though it is a game known from seven to seventy, a very small minority knows the game in detail. My suggestion is to really go with the story. Follow the documents and notes well and also the dialogs. You will realize that a very large universe has been established. Everything is perfect for me in this game. Mechanics, physics, chase sequences, story, a Megalodon corporation, atmosphere, mobs, variants, it seems endless. I will never give a spoiler, but playing this cult game the way I said will give you the best experience. there is a lot of psychological and physical tension in the game. It has a development and a clever design that will outdo any horror game. As for why it's not a 10, here's where I sometimes found the AI deteriorating in the game, especially in the chase sequences. Also, the story is deep, but the fact that it leaves a lot more open doors than it actually does is a bit of a minus point. It is philosophy, but it is interesting that even some trivial things are not fully clarified. And finally, this legendary game of my childhood that made me **** my pants, I think it's short when I look at it now. I mean, if this game was longer, it could get boring, but for a game with so much more potential to increase the potential tension, I'd say it's a bit short. Even though I have 10 points in my heart, I'm going down to 9 with a realistic interpretation. This means that it's not a perfect game, on the contrary, it's extremely good. If there was a more detailed rating, I would even give 9.8. Murkoff wishes you success :)

It is difficult to start assessments from somewhere. Far Cry 2 is definitely one of the cult games, I've known it since I was a kid but it's only now that I've finished it. Set in a lawless country in Africa, it is a game that impresses with its landscapes, taking into account the destruction, devastation and realities of the war between the two militant groups APR and **** is one of the rare games where you can feel yourself in Africa when you play it emotionally. it's like heaven and hell at the same **** main character is generally up to your choice. They took care of the fact that the character never speaks and never conveys emotions with the diary in the game, but it was not very useful. The character gets stronger with your comments. Put yourself in his place. Our main target is the infamous arms dealer and shadowy man “The Jackal”. Our character comes here on a mission from foreign intelligence to kill the Jackal. I can't talk about some things, so as not to be a spoiler, but the story generally develops and comes to a conclusion by taking part in two groups, the UFLL and the APR. The development of our main character becomes a different character as the game progresses. There is a lot to tell, but I think the story processing is not very good and has a style that can bore people. If you are really ready to finish it and focus on it, this time the game can be really enjoyable for you. I actually enjoyed the atmosphere, the African-style houses, the feel of the shooting, the landscapes, the brutal and horrible realities that this game throws in your face. A game to play in cold weather :). This game is a diamond in the rough, Far Cry's first full return to the open world. The story progresses with the missions of our main character, the Jackal and the militant groups. everything may be spolier, but you shouldn't expect a great story. The story is quite good for me, but I can say that the processing is average. I took the character of Marty throughout the story. Another evaluation is that this is the first Far Cry game with side missions. While the main missions are taken by leaders or top lieutenants where there is a ceasefire, there is a lot of variety with friend missions or gun shop missions, of course, the variety is quite less compared to the sequels, but make sure that the map is huge and a city divided into two parts as 'LEBAO-SAKO and BOWA-SEKO'. This game is huge and has unusual landscapes for its time and has beautiful landscapes that will make you lose yourself in these two cities. Besides these, it will be right for you to play and experience it.There are Coyote Tapes in the game to get to know who the Coyote is. There is a really good focus on the development of this main enemy rather than the main **** Jackal is a mysterious, mystical person, you need to know him well. If I want to list the things I found beautiful about the gameGreat view and atmosphereMissions can be brutal and character development is goodThe Jackal is one of the most mysterious and talented characters in **** of course, it's a cult diamond game that really captures the African atmosphere.Speaking of diamonds, the game has diamonds instead of currency. but unfortunately this game has its downsides. The story doesn't seem to be fully established and there is a story that is not deep and that you can deepen yourself only if you think about it. Definitely the game engine is defective, it is difficult to run this game on new pc's, there are too many bugs and save files are crashing by themselves, sometimes missions are locked or strange things happen during the mission, moreover, some characters are flying in the air !!! We can even be spotted from 500 km away !!!It's a game with very poor stealth, just like its predecessor Far Cry **** stealth is very difficult and almost impossible, it all depends on the proper functioning of the game engine. The room is definitely not working properly xd. Fortunately, this is solved with some modes, such as locking 60 fps. these are the good and bad sides. A diamond-worthy game that reflects the atmosphere and realities of Africa. I'm sure there will be a wine as the years go by. One of the rare games of our **** name of the Far Cry game is identified with itself, and in this game, the truth has hit us in the face here and here.Welcome to Africa! Don't forget to take malaria medicines and also enjoy this place ! Because it's one of the rare places to see in games.Greetings to the JACKAL :=)

First of all, I've played the old version before, but I'm coming here having played the Definitive Edition. It would be fairer to do that when it comes to evaluating each game differently. The heroic games of our childhood... In fact, one of the games I stayed away from the most was definitely GTA 3. It's more accurate to say that there's no time left for San Andreas and Vice City. But it is impossible not to know this legend. Rockstar's entry into the 3D universe and it's still an excellent game. In fact, it deserved 10 points, but I broke it in 2 places. First, while doing side missions, side missions that can be simple and fun actually become very, very difficult with the attacks of gangs, especially the Leone Mafia. It may have even taken me longer to finish the side missions than the main **** second disappointment is that while the storyline is certainly good, the variety is somewhat less than in other games. Everything else, Liberty City, the characters, Claude, is simply a masterpiece. I don't need to tell you much. This game is revolutionary. We are almost all familiar with it. Main Plot Claude and his lover do illegal business with the Colombian cartel and go to the extreme when they rob a bank. Claude is betrayed by his lover Catalina during a bank robbery and the actual story and gameplay begins with Claude. Portland, Stauton Island, Shoreside Vale are all actually great places both for their time and now. There are also many more beauties I can't name, like radio channels. The point is that I just finished this game in the Definitive Edition, and yes, there are bugs and optimization issues, but for the most part this version has been fixed and the game looks more modern and frankly sexy. No need to say much, in fact, the cornerstone of Gta for all of us, although the games that will come after it are in much bigger places for me, the greatness of this game can never be denied. greetings to Liberty, the city of freedom...

First of all, I will not make the same evaluation here as I did in the main game. It should be a much shorter and more efficient evaluation. I'm passing without giving spolier DLC is linked to the story :) This time we embark on an average adventure with Professor Lebedev in and around the Mendelev Complex. NORA, GRANDMA ZINA AND MORE... Besides these, BEA-D robots are definitely in the top 3 of the hardest boss battles I've ever seen in my life, god damn it. I spent 3 hours on it. It's not a joke, it's tragicomic. In addition to these, character diversity is low and I didn't like the new 'mobs'. The story is fluid but the shortcomings are obvious. The ending is great again. This game really ties the endings well. For a DlC, I give it a pretty good score. HE by the way, BEA-Ds be damned! The variety of locations is limited to the sections and gardens of the Mendelev Complex. I think it will never be as good as the first game, but it still has above average designs. LONG LIVE SECHENOV !!!

I don't know where to start with Atomic Heart, but it's a very aesthetic game. It has a mysterious and twisty scenario, the mechanics are really good and the feeling of hitting is super. I think it's a huge game. It's a futuristic game set in a dystopian world and set in the Alternate Soviets where we play as Agent p-3, Sergey. Besides all this, it's also very laborious to finish. There are many systems in the game, of course there are pros and cons. In general, I can say that it is neither very good nor really bad, in fact it is a much better game than normal. But it's a game that falls behind because of many bugs, heavy operation, tiring progress and gameplay errors. In fact, besides all these things, it has graphics and a twisted story that would make it a masterpiece. I don't want to spoil the story, but as I said, it has a twisted, slow-moving and gloomy structure. In addition, there is a lot of scientific language and text in the game, such as Polymer, Atomic Terms, Scientific Terms in Scientific Articles, etc. We usually see them on mail reading computers called pear. Also, following the story straight through makes it really hard to understand the story. Reading Pear, traveling around, researching, communicating with a lot of things is important in this respect. As for the mechanics, it's a game with a really aesthetic shooting feel and sweet weapons! Especially our Polymer-based supernatural power abilities make the game unique and creative. We can use weapons on the one hand and polymer-based supernatural powers on the other. It follows a creative path in the hit sensations and combat system. Apart from that, the enemy variety is quite good, but there could have been more creative robotic enemies. this is really disappointing sometimes. But one thing is clear, the enemies are really unusual and unique. Maybe a lot of people will like this robotic enemy variety more. The other praiseworthy feature of the futuristic structure is the graphics, which are really fantastic. Eye-catching and aesthetic. But the bugs, some ridiculous design and chapter bugs are really annoying. The fact that it hasn't been fixed since its development is another laziness. The huge world has a great story and almost unlimited rpg content. The characters are very well rendered without seeing, and they have well-filled stories behind them that are things we read on pear devices and places that we explore as we go along. Sometimes the game can be boring, but after getting used to it, I think it definitely has a delicious atmosphere. At another point, it's an Open World. Yes, the game follows a completely linear line in closed areas, especially in some parts of the story, but we are free in the Open World. Both the fact that the indoor spaces are very aesthetic and enormous and the fact that they house an open world is an indication of a really great effort. There are side missions in the Open World to explore hidden facilities, which are underground, so it puts you back in a linear world. In the open world, it only includes going from mission to mission and sightseeing. (Except for the exception sections). but it's still a game with a fairly open world and a wide range of sections. In addition to these, it is admirable that the scientific language tries to simplify the story, even though it is generally heavy, although it is a kind of basic weapon Polymer feature, interesting characters and an ATOMIC story that makes a reverse corner. But as for the shortcomings, as he said, the first thing that spoils the taste of the game is the size of the venues and the lack of information. There are some things that are shown a lot that really do not contribute to the story that will not be remotely useful to your business. And it tires you out, obviously, there's never a problem learning something that doesn't have a connection to the story, but being forced to have a lot of unnecessary information like this in the course of the story is really starting to taste zucchini. I've already told you about the other sides. NEITHER A BAD NOR A GOOD GAME, BUT I AM UNIQUE, And it is a production that has taken care to be an art rather than a game of uniqueness. NOTE: Actually, I will give 7 points, but the son stages of the story impressed me a lot :))HAPPY POLYMERIZATION DAY!

The world of assassination has a spectacular flavor... characters inspired by the third crusades and some history. The story of the game is really well crafted and there's a really good story at the heart of this game that takes place both in the modern world and in 1195. When we look at the modern world, our character Desmond reaches his ancestor Altair with genetic memories. I don't want to tell the underlying story because it should be played. Altair, who tries to make up for his honor with the missions given by Al-Muallim, both questions his work and embarks on a great adventure, while Desmond tries to find what the Abstergo Company is trying to reach through his ancestor. It's set in two time periods, in the modern world in a room where Desmond is being held while the real story is Altair's adventure in the holy land. The story starts in Masyaf, the kingdom lands during the crusades, Damascus, Jerusalem and Acre, each with its own open world and timeline. the first game in this long series is really good in terms of story and it's like the story is so good that it seems like a lot of work has gone into it. It's a really breathtaking game for its time. The reason I gave it a lower score is that the mechanics of the game sometimes drive you crazy and sometimes the bugs really annoy you. Although the assassination mechanics are good, it is difficult and sometimes more annoying when things turn out to be wrong. a better and bug-free game could have emerged according to its period. it can go in the wrong direction while jumping while jumping. another point disappointment is that the game constantly repeats itself, even though there are solid characters and solid enemies at the basis of the game. The stories and missions constantly rewind themselves and it's impossible to stay motivated, I did because I was motivated by the thought of what awaited me at the end of each mission, but this is definitely subjective. I'm sure the majority were very bored. For better or worse, even if there are some basic mechanical errors and the game is repetitive, the game has a very good atmosphere and each enemy is valuable and not empty. The masterpiece should definitely be played. Peace be with you!

I don't know where to start, but I have to say that it's a work of art. it has added and improved a lot on the first game, and the concept, namely the assassination theme, is more focused on, which is a nice thing. 47's story continues and offers a more organized and long gameplay unless you cheat. It has 20 chapters, not very deep, but it has a nice story. A great game for its time. Hitman 2 Silent Assassin calls us to assassinate at different points in different countries. I loved the locations, they are really beautiful, apart from that, the mission concepts and the enemy information screen we will kill are very well processed. favorite game of our childhood. A game that everyone should finish before they die, or at least try it.Translated with **** (free version)

Hitman Codename 47 is my favorite game of my childhood and when I look back, I want to play this masterpiece again, of course, it is a cruelty to play the 2000 game after years, anyway, if we come to the actual game, it is the starting point of a magnificent series. If we get into the general story of the game, I can't tell much without giving a spoiler, but it tells the story between 47 and the person who produced it, of course, the cinematics are less cinematic so it is quite difficult to understand the story. what makes this game good is definitely the locations, the countries he chose for assassination and the ambiance of the places, of course, plus the fact that the game brought such a concept in 2000 with a character as close to blood as 47. It consists of a total of 13 episodes, short and long depending on the episode, but I must say that for its time this game is a masterpiece. Actually, I was going to give it 9 points, but the technical problems of the game in this period infuriate people, it is very difficult to finish the game, you can't even finish it yourself! You have to watch a full solution, even if you watch it, it is still difficult! I don't know if it is the new systems, but the realization in the game is sudden and absurd and spoils the pleasure and course of the game.

Horror, story, and most importantly, a game that walks the fine line between insanity and intelligence. Even though Outlast 2 came out in 2017, it's still a game with very sweet graphics and it still looks exquisite. I would like to point out that the story is quite complex. Outlast series, at least the first 2 games, are games that give importance to story, especially rich story. So it's normal to have a lot of confusion and mysterious events. Obviously, the favorite of this game is the notes and records, and when they are there and found, the story makes a lot of sense, so it's not a game to be played on a whim. For the later, the game in general has some problems compared to the previous game, although it has a large area, but still some sequences or escape sections can contain incredible nonsense and bugs. the bosses are smarter but the npc side is worse than the first **** fluidity is nice, but the locations could have been designed better and it has a really tragic story. When you focus, play and research, you will understand what I'm saying **** chase sequences of some important bosses, in a way, the episodes are very short, the episode design is weird, it was more organized in the first game. Despite everything, I recommend this masterful game to anyone who cares about story and suspense, and the graphics are also very good. As I mentioned before, only a few bugs and faulty npc situations can drive you crazy. IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO FINISH THIS GAME NATURALLY WITHOUT DYING. Also I Never forgot Jessica...

It was a COD game that I approached with prejudice but it turned me upside down a lot. I just say that ı play only campaing mode in this game. First of all story is cliche but have potential. I'm not surprised, I think it has real potential.chapter designs, some chapters are really uninteresting, but some chapters are beautiful, the constant fast fluidity can sometimes be frustrating and it can be difficult to enjoy the **** is neither easy nor difficult to finish, but the visual feast and the beauty of the graphics can sometimes tire your brain and eyes. The main antagonist is very attractive and the enemy forces have their own style, which I like. I suggest you play the game, even though I don't find it epic, I'm convinced that it's great when I play it.

It would be inappropriate to make a very harsh criticism for this game, but if you ask me, this game is a completely copied game. replace c4 with the name spike, make the game logic the same as Cs, but if you ask, this game is completely unique! The graphics are sweet but never pretty or as they make it out to be, the characters are very forced and some of the features are very childish and god forbid the audience of this game, there are more children in the game than all the children in kindergarten in your country. Also the game feels like the enjoyment diminishes the more you play. some of the weapons are cheesy and wannabe. Despite all this, a game with a potential that has been taken care of in its infrastructure, maybe one day it will reach the desired consistency, but I don't know when a game with a fake basis will be fully consistency.

The renewed CS game with sweet graphics has a lot of differences, frankly, I like the gameplay and it feels sweet, especially the renewed maps and there are many innovations, including effects, and the CS player base is also one of the games I spend the most time because it is the way that appeals to me, but regardless, there are unnecessary cramping problems in the game, including optimization. THIS DRIVES ME COMPLETELY CRAZY. I wish it would end with this, a game with high fps but bad fluidity. I hope everything will be fixed urgently, this troubled release and slow development has never happened, it just cools itself.

In a word, it's great, both the game of my childhood and a unique game that still maintains its quality. Source is a special game for me, I can say that it is the best game of the counter series for me, I can say that it is a great experience with zombie escape mode and legendary maps, hours flow like waters and it is never a game to be given up and seen simple. including the player base, the game is solid and high quality that makes the game a game, and I still highly recommend zombie escape modes for the source game, such games do not always come and should be appreciated.

It's a fun game, I experienced it for 60 hours, the most important mode in it is the ranked tournament and there are 4-5 maps in it, the map designs are very crazy, but the graphics and atmosphere are also nice. It has a nice logic, apart from that, although the player base is not very cancerous, the matches are nonsense, playing with people who are much lower rank or even no rank, and the loss is inevitable, and some players seemed to be playing at the level of cheating, and some people agreed with me that the cheating system was not enough, as well as the match and rank system, there is no motivation behind the match and rank system, it may be related to the fact that the number of players is in decline and the game is not fully settled.

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