Juba88

My experience of assassin's creed valhalla is a game of many flaws, which to an extend ruins the experience. I am probably 40 hours into the game, and the game decides to crash upon the quick resume feature. After reloading the game, I found my character progression set back approximately 20 levels, and I decided I have had enough, and don't see the point of doing it all over again. Besides this and numerous other bugs, the game is also labourious. It's one of those instances, if you have played one of the recent AC titles, it's all a bit of a "copy and paste" experience

As a playstation gamer since the days of the ps1, I have been a huge fan of the first 3 granturismo titles. Recently unfortunately the racing genre became boring and bland in my opinion, and by just checking on the user scores for recent titles, a lot of gamers would likely agree with me. Due to me being unable to get hold of a PS5 console, I thought about given the xbox series X a go, and give Forza horizon 4 a try. This game has all the elements which makes a great and entertaining racing game. Being starved of some decent racing titles lately, this is a feast to enjoy.

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What can I say. I got this game for "free" included in my PS Plus subscription, and I deleted it after an hour's play. Unfortunately, I need to review this game based on what I experienced, and it completely deterred me from trying it for any longer than I did. Perhaps this game would appeal to someone with more time and patience on their hands, and who enjoys simulators (I thought that would have been me)

I don't get what all the hype about this game is about? Approximately 3 hours into it, and I am finding it very hard to continue investing time into this game. Persona 5 has reached a level with me, where it has become almost unbearable and annoying. If I really had to try and find something positive to say about Persona 5, is that I picked it up for about $15 from the PS4 store.

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If you are thinking of buying this game, I would advise you to hold on to your hard earned cash unless you get the game for free, like I did from my PS Plus discount. But then, ask yourself if you want to download 90gb of game, even though the game is free, and that would depend on your level of patience threshold. For me, the answer to all these questions, reside in the name. Dirt 2.0. It describes my opinion of this game pretty fair. What got me about this game, is the grass and plants seem to be made of concrete, and the cars handling and behaviour is very sporadic. The game is also very boring, and definitely falls short on the entertainment side. My advise to anyone wondering to buy this game, don't. If you can get it for cheap, get it if you enjoy the lonely sport of rallying.

I really wanted to like this game, and was lying to myself, convincing my sub conscience that I really like what I see, and things will only get better. I eventually admitted that it is all a lie. The game is way too slow, the interesting side of the story actually happens early on, and that's where it ends. The rest is all irrelevant noise and. The action is lacking, and the online cooperation element eventually becomes an added chore. The only good thing for me about this game was the scenery, and maybe the musical score. And now I am going to say something, many might disagree with... what the hell is kojima doing with his games these days. Metal gear solid phantom pain was a terrible game imo, and that's coming from a huge MGS fan boy. I won't pre-order another kojima game again, and will rather wait for the critics and user's reviews before wasting another $60.

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