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I love this game, but I can’t give it anything more than an 8. The game is held back by its painfully boring story and protagonist. The visuals, while beautiful at first, start to lose their magic and looks like any other game.

I genuinely don’t know what people’s problems with this games are. Sure the campaign is short and lackluster, but it makes up for it with the mods. Sure the modding tools are bad- wait this game is kind of bad. I enjoyed it though so I’m giving it a 9

After hearing all the hype around it and my friend begging me I finally got the game and was a bit let down. The missions seem too long to me. I spent nearly all of the mission time trying to find some giant bug thing and I couldn’t find it because it wasn’t even in the radius the map said it was in.

Definitely one of the AAAA games of all time. This game has officially turned me off from Ubisoft.

Alright, let me just start by saying that I have never played any of the Arkham games, but they are on my list. This game is a big pile of meh. I think it’s fun, but it’s certainly not the best game I’ve played in the last few months. The characters are all the same, the missions are repetitive, and the dialogue has its moments. It’s not the worst game but it’s definitely not with $70

I bought this game completely on a random impulse buy to get away from COD for a few weeks, and this may have been the best game to impulse buy. I am a complete fighting game noob, and have been wanting to get into fighting games for a while now. This one felt like it was welcoming me with open arms, while SF6 was just happy they took my money and tried to give me an experience for it. I haven’t played any of the single player yet, and have mostly spent my time getting 3 stocked on multiplayer.

I just finished the game last night after taking a break from the game. It definitely was great, don’t get me wrong, but I had a few problems with it. The amount of bosses towards the end got CRAZY frustrating for me (that could be because I was playing on hard mode though) And they were long and drawn out.

Game so far is pretty great. I enjoy the combat and gameplay, but it’s a little slower than I wanted it to be in terms of gameplay.

I thought it was good. Gameplay was a bit basic and boring except for the obvious talking guns. I did love the comedy though, but it really did start to bore me towards the end. I have not had any urge to go back and play this game or to go and buy the dlc, but it was a fun game to play for a week.

This is such a good souls like that someone could’ve told me it was made by FromSoftware and I would’ve believed it. I’ve played both Dark Souls 3 and Elden Ring and this game has hooked me more than those 2 combined. The devs really put their heart into this game and it shows.

It’s nice that this metal soundtrack came with a game inside of it! If the devs are reading this, please put the soundtrack on something, I’m begging you!

I bought the PS5 version before it was announced on PS Plus and do I regret it? Yes, but only because I now have2 copies of the game. I think this game is a fun take your mind off of things and just shoot game. Some of the combat takes from GOW 2018 and GOWR which was really nice. The boss fights were bland and boring however, as it just felt like basic boring giant enemy with more hp and does more damage.

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this game has really turned into something WAY different then at release. there is so much to do now. build yourself a nice base, collect spaceships, make valuables to make money, I could play this game for hours.

Into the Radius is one of the best vr survival games I have ever played, but it has it's problems. It may be me, but it has a MASSIVE spike in difficulty, around Pobeda Factory. it's immersion is amazing however, it really made me feel like I was scavenging all of the supplies I could throughout this deserted wasteland.

As an avid virtual reality enthusiast, I've had the pleasure of experiencing numerous VR titles, but Boneworks stands head and shoulders above the rest. This game is a true masterpiece, a shining example of what VR gaming can achieve when creativity, innovation, and technical prowess come together. From the moment I stepped into the virtual world of Boneworks, I was utterly captivated by its seamless blend of stunning visuals, gripping gameplay mechanics, and a richly immersive narrative.