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Yet another game I’ve had to uninstall. I don’t know — the graphics in this game are nothing short of amazing, but the story and characters aren’t remarkable at all. The “Beast” mode was already done by their competitor, and even though they’re the original founder of that IP, they still got one-upped.There’s so much potential here. I remember the first game, and I think this applies to survival games in general: I loved preparing my gear and gradually feeling like I was becoming a well-equipped badass before heading out into the world. But not in this one. The safe zones, while visually impressive in size and design, feel dull. None of the characters or camp activities make me want to stay there, aside from using the **** for guns, they skimped on ammo. With so many zombies everywhere, why force me to bash everything with a sword instead of letting me use my firearms properly? I don’t know — I loved the first one, but this just isn’t for me. Despite how beautiful the map looks, I wish it were more engaging, complex, and infused with a greater sense of urgency in its missions. Dead Rising handled this well — like its opening mission where you had to escape from mutated zombies. There should have been more of that intensity **** car is also underwhelming. Each vehicle only has two fuel bars, the cars scattered around feel nearly identical, and the ammo zones reinforce the feeling that this game caters more to multiplayer than to single-player fans like me.

Despite the average review, I think Far Cry Primal was thoroughly enjoyable. The story and the base system could be improved to be more engaging, with complex base building and meaningful interactions like fallout 4?, but the world was beautifully crafted with details. I respect the Far Cry's team decision to really step out of their comfort zone and take away the guns to create something entirely different. But Far Cry's 3 storyline is by far the most memorable, giving a feeling evoked by films such as The Beach. Looking forward for Far Cry 5.

Horrible excuse for a next generation entertainment. I haven't played Dead Rising since it came out on Xbox the first time and thought it had a lot of potential, here I am some odd years later going into Dead Rising 4 with an expectation for a fun game and see the next-gen improvements, but nope, barely anything has changed. Weak story line overall. They also got rid of the boss cutscene which usually builds up the intensity and the timer which gave it a sense of urgency, so all we're left with is something that feels like it could be done on a previous generation console. This game could've been fun if the developer would build up the story with references inspired by classic scenario zombie tropes like Zack Synder's Dawn of the Dead, 28 Days Later or so many other Zombie horror flicks, but no, the game story is so dull that I just ended up skipping through most of the cutscenes. In conclusion I'd say don't get this game unless they do something to fix it, the only way that this could be a pretty fun game is if this was 2005, but sadly this is 2017 and there should be no room for games like this when you're paying 60$ for it and could get other games like GTAV, MGSV, The Last of Us, Uncharted 4, The Witcher 3, Fallout 4, Etc in comparison for the same price.