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Grand Theft Auto V. One of the best selling games of all time. It's also one of the best games of all time and apart of one of the most if not the most beloved franchise in the world. Taking place in Los Santos and Blaine County, GTA V puts players in a vastly detailed open world to explore, with plenty of activities and secrets to uncover. You also have an entire underwater ecosystem for you to dive into. By far the most advanced Grand Theft Auto game to date. Story-wise, it's not as incredible as GTA IV but it's still pretty good and highlights one of the qualities that makes Rockstar Games the best of the best in the industry. Must play.

Grand Theft Auto V. One of the best selling games of all time. It's also one of the best games of all time and apart of one of the most if not the most beloved franchise in the world. Taking place in Los Santos and Blaine County, GTA V puts players in a vastly detailed open world to explore, with plenty of activities and secrets to uncover. You also have an entire underwater ecosystem for you to dive into. By far the most advanced Grand Theft Auto game to date. Story-wise, it's not as incredible as GTA IV but it's still pretty good and highlights one of the qualities that makes Rockstar Games the best of the best in the industry. Must play.

Might not be as amazing as the sequel but Underground 2 wouldn't exist without it and it's still one of the best Need For Speed Games of all time.

A game that wasn't perfect but that didn't deserve to die. Ubisoft took a piece of history from us and they should be ashamed of themselves. Stop killing games! #SKG

I find Dead Island 2 to be a bit underrated. A game that delivers what it promised, came out day one without any major issues, runs pretty well on PC in spite of being built in Unreal Engine 4 and plays really smooth. The gore system (F.L.E.S.H) is absolutely fantastic and provides the players with some incredibly satisfying slaying moments. The story isn't incredible but it's pretty decent and complements the gameplay quite well. I think that it's a pretty good game that deserved better scores but to each their own. Yes, I do recommend this game.

Released as a sequel to The Crew 2, The Crew Motorfest brings you to beautiful and detailed Hawaii. The way Ivory Tower improved from the second installment to this one deserves to be praised. You can tell that this game had more thought and passion put into it and it feels much more polished than the previous installments. It might not be as good as Forza Horizon 5 but it's still a solid racing game. I do recommend this game.

It's not a bad game at all. Not the best racer out there but not bad either. The map is probably one of its highest selling points. Unfortunately, there's a caveat. The map isn't exactly the most detailed out there, which is fine but might come as a disappointment for some people. If you're looking for another Forza Horizon game, this isn't it, but it's still a pretty competent racing game with plenty of content for you to unveil, nonetheless. The game consists of multiple disciplines. Ranging from Street Racing, Offroad, Freestyle and Pro Racing. Each of them is divided into classes, so you're looking at plenty of racing to do. If you add that to the sheer amount of updates Ivory Tower has added along the game's lifespan, you're looking at hours upon hours of entertainment. And that's obviously great. However this also makes the car list feel bigger and more varied than it actually is because most of the cars have multiple different variants for each discipline. It's a cool concept but there's a catch. If you're someone that likes to collect all the cars, this will come as a huge grind and more than half of them are locked behind PvP aka The Summit. This is a game mode where you compete with other players for Platinum in order to get an exclusive prize (cars or vanities). Problem is that only a limited number of payers can get platinum and, if you don't manage to get certain parts sets it can be extremely challenging. The summits are now rotating but they've been extremely underwhelming and the best prizes have yet to reappear which it's extremely annoying. This adds a layer of FOMO that shouldn't exist in any game. Now the gameplay. The gameplay is average at best. The handling isn't exactly great and can be extremely unpredictable and unrealistic and even annoying at times. You have to use the Pro Settings to get the most of each vehicle and even then it's not perfect. Users like Akor have videos and sheets specifically to help you with this part, so if you're planning on diving into this game you should keep this in mind. Now one thing that differentiates this game from the rest is it having not only cars, but also planes, boats, hovercrafts and bikes. This can make the gameplay much more varied than you're used to. Unfortunately not every vehicle handles ok and some will require a lot of practice and patience form the player, as well as tinkering with the Pro Settings, so beware. I do recommend the game but it has its flaws.

My second most beloved Need For Speed game ever and one of the best racing games ever made. With a decent list of cars, with dozens of customization options and the introduction of an open world map, Black Box completely revolutionized the genre and delivered a one of a kind experience that would forever mark the industry in an overwhelmingly positive way. This is by far one of the prime examples of Need For Speed's golden era and the one that most players miss the most. Will we ever see this beloved franchise come back to its glory days?

Best Need For Speed game ever made, in my opinion! With Need For Speed Most Wanted, Black Box went above and beyond and improved on what was already an incredible game. With the addition of free roam cops, thrilling pursuits and an unforgettable story, Need For Speed: Most Wanted puts you behind the wheel of the iconic BMW M3 GTR. You arrive to Rockport, ready to take on the Blacklist with your sweet ride. Will you conquer the streets? Or will someone get in your way? If you want to experience the absolute peak on Need For Speed, this is the game for you.

Is it as good as the base game? Maybe not, but it's still a pretty decent expansion nonetheless. It adds more content and a brand new area. It also gives you more lore to complement the base game's. It's worth it, in my opinion. Ignore those calling it woke. Sure Alloy kisses another girl. You can choose not to it it bothers you that much. There are certain games that definitely push certain political agendas into their games just for the sake of it but don't think this is one of them.

This is a great game! And also one of the best looking games I’ve ever seen. It’s absolutely insane how this game looks on PS5 (Fidelity). Gameplay is great although it can be extremely challenging, the higher the difficulty. It’s not an easy game by any means and you will die if you don’t carefully strategize first, so be prepared. Some machines can be deadly even after beating the game. The game also has its share of bugs. Some game breaking, some minor. But the game breaking ones can negatively impact the player experience substantially, sometimes. Narratively speaking, the game is good. Not at the level of games like Red Dead Redemption or The Last of Us but it’s good nonetheless. The characters look convincing and extremely realistic and they’ve got their own personalities which is always welcomed. You can tell the we’re working with a larger budget that they were with Zero Dawn. You can reel by facial expressions and such. They look really good. With that being said, it’s not a 10/10 game but it’s still great and a worthy sequel to Horizon Zero Dawn. I also recommend getting the Burning Shores DLC. It complements the game quite well.

Far Cry 6 it's not a bad game by any means but it's by far the most repetitive one I've played so far. Yara is gorgeous and well crafted but the gameplay loop is incredibly repetitive. It's still Far Cry at its core but a bit mediocre when compared to the likes of 3, 4 or even 5. if you're a die hard Far Cry fan you'll probably enjoy this game and I do recommend you to give it a shot, albeit you'll most likely miss the old ones a bit at times. If you want to experience Far Cry for the first time I can't really recommend this game.

This has to be one if not the biggest redemption in video-game history. This game is now nothing compared to what it was at launch. And I personally think that it's even better than the trailer (without any doubt). I truly love this game! With pretty much an infinite amount of procedurally generated systems and planets, this game is a must play for anyone who loves space and science fiction.

After playing the entire bloodline storyline and part of the main campaign, I can confidently say that the game is average at best.. Not the worst Ubisoft game but certainly not the best. The game's performance on PC is really bad. The frame times are all over the place and it stutters a lot. Even considering I'm using G-SYNC (most likely CPU related) The story is mediocre (Bloodline's much better but still average) and the gameplay is average as well. The melee and shooting are nice but the driving mechanics are kind of mediocre as well. I bought it for like 9€ and got the season pass for 18€. Not sure if it was worth the money and I surely rather play Cyberpunk 2077 than this. But it's not a terrible game although I wouldn't play it again.

One of the best racing games on the market. It’s by far the best game when it comes to car models. It’s like a virtual museum and a love letter to car culture. Being online only is a bit of a downside but Poliphony Digital already gave us a piece of mind with GT Sport’s offline patch. However the car prices are a bit over the top and the game requires quite a lot of grinding from the player in order to get the best cars. Only reason why I won't give it a 9.

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One of the best superhero games I've ever played. Hell, one of the best games I've ever played! The story is great! I even cried at the end. That's how good it actually is! The gameplay is also fantastic. You really feel like spider man with all the combos and gadgets at your disposal. The open world is incredibly detailed and it portraits New York City exceptionally well. One of the best representations of NY I've ever seen, if not the best. Everything about this game is incredible and I feel honored to have been able to play this amazing game. Insomniac Games are really one of the best current studios out there. Absolute masters of their craft. Absolutely recommend this game! However, this remaster also added a few bugs that weren't present on the original PS4 release. The PC port is also decent, in spite of the high CPU usage.

Just like its predecessor, Spider Man: Miles Morales manages to achieve a level of quality that's unmatched by most developers out there. Amazing graphics, the web swinging feels absolutely incredible. The fluidity is superb. It perfectly showcases the exaggerated swag of a black teen, hahah. The only downside is the fact that the game is really short. I mean, I managed to play it twice at 100% (both Regular and NG+) on Spectacular and Ultimate, respectively, and it took me less than a week. And I got the Platinum and everything. So yes, it's very short and it shouldn't be prices as it is! The game also has a few bugs, specially when it comes to the UI, but nothing game breaking. I did have a bug/softlock in a mission and had to restart the entire campaign to fix it but apart from that it was very chill. I mean, the game's short so not a huge deal, I guess, lol. I do recommend this game but it's a bit short for the price tag.

Just like its predecessor, Spider Man: Miles Morales manages to achieve a level of quality that's unmatched by most developers out there. Amazing graphics, the web swinging feels absolutely incredible. The fluidity is superb. It perfectly showcases the exaggerated swag of a black teen, hahah. The only downside is the fact that the game is really short. I mean, I managed to play it twice at 100% (both Regular and NG+) on Spectacular and Ultimate, respectively, and it took me less than a week. And I got the Platinum and everything. So yes, it's very short and it shouldn't be prices as it is! The game also has a few bugs, specially when it comes to the UI, but nothing game breaking. I did have a bug/softlock in a mission and had to restart the entire campaign to fix it but apart from that it was very chill. I mean, the game's short so not a huge deal, I guess, lol. I do recommend this game but it's a bit short for the price tag.

One of the best superhero games I've ever played. Hell, one of the best games I've ever played! The story is great! I even cried at the end. That's how good it actually is! The gameplay is also fantastic. You really feel like spider man with all the combos and gadgets at your disposal. The open world is incredibly detailed and it portraits New York City exceptionally well. One of the best representations of NY I've ever seen, if not the best. Everything about this game is incredible and I feel honored to have been able to play this amazing game. Insomniac Games are really one of the best current studios out there. Absolute masters of their craft. Absolutely recommend this game! However, this remaster also added a few bugs that weren't present on the original PS4 release and the lack of a physical format also bothers me a bit.

One of the best superhero games I've ever played. Hell, one of the best games I've ever played! The story is great! I even cried at the end. That's how good it actually is! The gameplay is also fantastic. You really feel like spider man with all the combos and gadgets at your disposal. The open world is incredibly detailed and it portraits New York City exceptionally well. One of the best representations of NY I've ever seen, if not the best. Everything about this game is incredible and I feel honored to have been able to play this amazing game. Insomniac Games are really one of the best current studios out there. Absolute masters of their craft. Absolutely recommend this game!

Even thought I found it to be a bit of a downgrade, when compared to Horizon 3 & 4, it's still a really good arcade racer. It does feel a bit rushed, when compared to the previous title, specially on PC and it still has a bunch of issues even after 3+ years. However it's still an amazing title. The handling has been improved from 4, even though it was already brilliant, it features better wheel support, better graphics, better sounds and more game modes and stuff to do. The map is a bit bland and probably the worst of the series, unfortunately. The performance on PC is also disappointing and VRAM usage is way to high even when lowering settings. I won't give it less than 8 because it's still Forza Horizon and it's still the benchmark for racing games of the 21st century. But it definitely falls short on what the previous titles were. At least on PC,

Absolute masterpiece. One of the best racing games I’ve ever played. Will always stay in my heart. The map is gorgeously crafted, the seasons add a layer of immersion and variety never seen before, on a racing game. The car models are really high quality, the details are incredible and the gameplay/physics are arguably the best on the market. Should you play this game? Definitely!

Not a bad game. The graphics are great, it’s well optimized and works great with my G29 but apart from that, it can be a bit unstable on PC. The online mode is kind of mediocre and the AI is very annoying. I mean, they completely ignore you and will either brake check you, cut you over and even ram you if they feel like doing so. Not something that should be a thing in a Motorsports racing game.

By far one of the best PS2 era games ever released. A true love letter to Spider-Man and Marvel fans! Sure, the controls can feel dated by today's standards but it's still an amazing title. A title I wish I could forget about and replay all over again! Delivered as a mostly accurate adaptation of the incredible 2004 Sam Raimi movie "Spider-Man 2", it features extremely fun combat segments that will leave players crave for more. If you want to replay an immortal classic from the PS2 era and are a Spider-Man fan, don't hesitate and give this game a go.

After a few years it’s still a game I enjoy but it definitely has its issues. It has a lot of bugs, the saves get easily corrupted and EA’s greediness is getting out of hand. Selling recycled cars that were available for us, for free back on NFS Heat? Really? Not cool, EA! Not cool! But it's still a step on the right direction and I think that Criterion should stay behind this franchise from now on. I do wish that they'd stop using Frostbite as an engine because the car physics still aren't great. They're better than Heat but still not perfect. The updates have also caused a ton of performance issues on PC, for some reason and some weird BEX64 errors that never happened for me before. It's still playable but the experience has significantly deteriorated.

An incredibly well written and done game with a pretty competent PC port. This game delivers the level of consistency that one should expect from Rockstar Games, delivering once again a timeless masterpiece that would see its hard work pay off with a 2010 GOTY award. A game that puts the players on a vastly detailed open world filled with things to explore and engage with. John Marston, an outlaw who was once part of the infamous Van der Linde gang, sees himself as a victim of blackmailing from the Bureau agent Ross, that has kidnapped his wife and son in order to make him pursue and kill the former members of his gang. Will he succeed? You'll have to play to find out! You'll also be able to see yourself in the shoes of John Marston while he tries to survive and heal his family from a zombie apocalypse that has taken over New Austin and Mexico! This story is unrelated to the main campaign and is considered non-canon. But it's still a well worth experience that everyone should try for themselves.

An incredibly well written and done game that kind of gets overshadowed by its no so great port. The game has a lot of performance issues on PlayStation 3, despite it running at a resolution as low as 640p. The game can barely sustain 30fps and sits on the low 20fps most of the times. it's not unplayable but it's also not pleasant. In spite of that the game delivers the level of consistency that one should expect from Rockstar Games, delivering once again a timeless masterpiece that would see its hard work pay off with a 2010 GOTY award. A game that puts the players on a vastly detailed open world filled with things to explore and engage with. John Marston, an outlaw who was once part of the infamous Van der Linde gang, sees himself as a victim of blackmailing from the Bureau agent Ross, that has kidnapped his wife and son in order to make him pursue and kill the former members of his gang. Will he succeed? You'll have to play to find out!

I have no words to describe how much I love this game. This is the best game I've ever played. Period! It has the most impressive, the most immerse, the most detailed and the most rich open world I've ever seen. Everything you might think of happens in this game. Animals hunting each other, people living their daily lives, horses being behaving in a lifelike and accurate to their real life counterparts way, map changing over the course of the game, NPCs behavior having a direct effect on your surroundings, and so much more. The game is also absolutely filled with Easter Eggs and insane details. There's so much going on that it's almost impossible to experience and to find everything on a single playthrough. The narrative and story telling are absolutely world class and leaves you at the edge of your seat till the very end. An absolute Masterpiece!

I have no words to describe how much I love this game. This is the best game I've ever played. Period! It has the most impressive, the most immerse, the most detailed and the most rich open world I've ever seen. Everything you might think of happens in this game. Animals hunting each other, people living their daily lives, horses being behaving in a lifelike and accurate to their real life counterparts way, map changing over the course of the game, NPCs behavior having a direct effect on your surroundings, and so much more. The game is also absolutely filled with Easter Eggs and insane details. There's so much going on that it's almost impossible to experience and to find everything on a single playthrough. The narrative and story telling are absolutely world class and leaves you at the edge of your seat till the very end. An absolute Masterpiece!

One of the best games ever made. An absolute masterpiece. The gameplay, the graphics, the details, the map level design, the narrative, the voice acting. Simply world class and one of the reasons why Naughty Dog is considered a giant of the gaming industry. Sure, calling this game a remaster might be an overstatement but if you've never played the PS4 version and if you own a PS5, this is the definitive way to play this game. And oh boy if it isn't worth it.

This game is absolutely incredible. The narrative aspect, story telling, world design and graphics are amongst the best I've ever seen. Everything feels like it had a lot of passion and thought put into it and I value that highly. The entire game feels like a work of art and I'm extremely glad I had the pleasure to experience such a gem.

Overall it’s a great standalone DLC. It features a bunch of new vehicles and activities and it extends on what was already a masterpiece. However not everything is great. I’ve came across an issue that pretty much ruined my “100% perfect save” attempt. There’s an Easter Egg that allows you to listen to 7 audios from a bug you plant on Bryce Dawkins’ Infernus (the same car Bernie gives Niko on the base game). Unfortunately the Easter Egg is not exactly stable and if you save the game and reload before you get the text to add the number to your contacts’ list you’ll never get the text. But if you get the text, save and reload, the number will always give a busy signal when called and you’ll never be able to listen to any audios. The contact is also reportedly supposed to be removed from your contacts list after you listen to all 7 audios. O obviously did the latter and only managed to listen to one audio because G*d forbid me from playing the game as it’s supposed to be played (sarcasm). Issues like this are extremely unacceptable for me. And even more unacceptable that they’ve been left unpatched for almost 2 decades now. I will go for the 100% but this is definitely an annoying quirk that will always be on my mind when thinking back about this playthrough. So if anyone is thinking about doing a 100% perfect playthrough, just bear this in mind and listen to all the audios on a single session. This is what prevented me from giving it a solid 9.

Arguably the best game in the franchise and one of the best games ever made. With Grand Theft Auto IV, Rockstar revolutionized once again the open world genre, with a lively and accurate representation of New York (Liberty City), a large variety of activities to do, from bowling, to darts, to pool and more, a friend system, massively improved driving physics, while also introducing the all new Euphoria Ragdoll engine from Naturalmotion. The latter revolutionized NPC behavior and ragdoll as never seen before. It also features what made GTA the powerhouse that it is today. An immersive single player campaign with well written characters, although shifting from the vibrant colorful tone that San Andreas offered to a more dark and serious tone. Niko is perhaps the most interesting character in the series. Born in Serbia, he served in the war and was betrayed by someone who he once trusted. He came to Liberty City to see his cousin, Roman but also to find the one who betrayed him and his squad. Michael Hollick's voice acting is also nothing short of brilliant and iconic. It helps defining one of the best narratives ever made. It features, friendship, betrayal, survival and most importantly, revenge. Unfortunately, the PC port of GTA IV doesn't shine as much as the game does. It's one of the worst PC ports I've ever seen and you need a lot of work to make it function somewhat decently. If it wasn't for the PC port this would easily be a 10 from me.

Arguably the best game in the franchise and one of the best games ever made. With Grand Theft Auto IV, Rockstar revolutionized once again the open world genre, with a lively and accurate representation of New York (Liberty City), a large variety of activities to do, from bowling, to darts, to pool and more, a friend system, massively improved driving physics, while also introducing the all new Euphoria Ragdoll engine from Naturalmotion. The latter revolutionized NPC behavior and ragdoll as never seen before. It also features what made GTA the powerhouse that it is today. An immersive single player campaign with well written characters, although shifting from the vibrant colorful tone that San Andreas offered to a more dark and serious tone. Niko is perhaps the most interesting character in the series. Born in Serbia, he served in the war and was betrayed by someone who he once trusted. He came to Liberty City to see his cousin, Roman but also to find the one who betrayed him and his squad. Michael Hollick's voice acting is also nothing short of brilliant and iconic. It helps defining one of the best narratives ever made. It features, friendship, betrayal, survival and most importantly, revenge.