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Everything aspect of this game is wonderful. The story depicting a futile fight, but never losing hope was profound and inspiring. The gameplay was solid and action packed, and the atmosphere and setting were spot on. Definitely a top teir entry in the franchise.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a masterclass RPG. An amazing cast of characters, and endless replay-ability. It captures the fun and adventure of a tabletop RPG. This game is a huge game changer for the genre, and other companies can benefit from taking notes.

This game elevates everything from the first game. Improved and additional combat mechanics, deeper character growth, improved world building, and much more. My only gripe with the game is the amount of slow, monotonous, slow-walking padding, that was apparent even in its predecessor.

Starship Trooper cheese, along with the chaotic carnage gameplay, make this game one of the most enjoyable multiplayer experiences in a while.

If your favourite part of Assassin's Creed: Black Flag was being a pirate, then this game will be a disappointment. You can enjoy watching your crew perform feats like boarding a ship or storming a fort via cutscenes. Basically, it's the equivalent of dropping your friends off at a concert while you wait in the car, but don't worry; you can park your ship next to a tree to harvest the wood.

Visual stunning game with great combat and depth, Excellent story and the beautiful environment make it seem like a Kurosawa film.

A playable version of "Honey I Shrunk the Kids". The game offers a cutesy, yet beautiful style/direction of a survival game, that imbues wonder/fear. The only real issue I have is that is the lack of enemies. It may seem like a lot, but they're mostly just reskins. This game is a must-play especially with friends.

The game literally asks you to "Please insert MW2 disc"....nuff said.......

Starfield is a fun enough game, but it's a Jack of all trades, and a master of none. Like all Bethesda games, the gameplay is fun and easy to learn, and the ship building and space combat are a nice addition. Unfortunately, the exploration becomes tedious real fast with just walking from point-to-point on barren planets and a lot of the repetitive/generic quests and loading screens, just feel like a lot of padding to lengthen the playtime. The game doesn't really push any boundaries, despite being hyped to be Bethesda's next opus magnum.

Baldur’s Gate 3 is a masterclass RPG. An amazing cast of characters, and endless replay-ability. It captures the fun and adventure of a tabletop RPG. This game is a huge game changer for the genre, and other companies can benefit from taking notes.

A great follow-up that improved every flaw that BotW had, while adding brilliant new systems and mechanics. The game brings out your creative side to solve numerous puzzles and makes it a joy to explore. There is a definite and recurring frame rate drops when the screen gets too busy or when you’re moving large objects, but the game really broadens the scope and flexibility of how you approach a situation and exploration.

This is simply unacceptable... Already have had 5 crashes, and instances where I've loaded into a session with no game audio. Numerous bugs/glitches, mind numbing A.I and constant frame dips and pop-in textures. It's hard to believe this game was made by the same studio that gave us Prey and **** another beloved studios reputation going up in flames...

Another grand slam. They improved on every aspect from the first game from engaging combat to riveting story telling. Great job Santa Monica Studio.

While the story/characters is lacking, and to be honest, a little cringy, it makes up for its gameplay and brutal, yet stratifying combat. The quests and story aren't really ground breaking or memorable, but what it lacks in narrative, it makes up for in pure dumb fun. It's a type of game that you just turn your brain off and enjoy.

Uhg...seems so cliche to say, but just another open world Ubisoft game... Big empty world with a lot of heights to climb, stuff to collect and grind, and a story that just has no weight. Gameplay is the same as its predecessors , with little innovation. I will say that Eivor can be a compelling character at times, but the eye-rolling story trying to connect it with the Assassin's Creed story was jarring. I can't help think this would've been better if it was just, and only a viking game.

A great return to a fun classic. Remade with a fresh coat of paint, while still keeping its child-like charm. The simple mechanics and repetitive, but pleasant gameplay make it enjoyable even if it is not your genre. Great game for those who just want to unwind, relax and enjoy.

Best I can say about this dlc is that it is alright. While the game is still beautiful and stunning, the dlc doesn't really add anything inspiring or innovative mechanically. While it does adds more character development for its protagonist Aloy, the main story is less enticing than its predecessor Frozen Wilds. While this dlc is a nice addition to the franchise, don't feel the need to get it right away. If you can, wait for a discount before purchasing it.

The game is a breath of fresh air in a wake of recent disappointing releases. A fun and colorful game with a unique stylistic game mechanic that'll keep you bobbing your head throughout your playthrough. The story is a simplistic take on corporations, but with endearing characters, and the dialogue can be cheesy, but it is good cheddar. With great tunes, and superb hack & slash gameplay, time just flies by while playing this amazing game. I recommend everyone to play this gem, and should as well!

What isn't bad about this game? From Writing, graphics, story, characters, **** fails on all accounts. I wouldn't be surprised if this game kills the franchise. This game should be a lesson for game developers on "what not to do". Ignore anyone giving this game high marks. There's a reason why this game did so poorly and caused its studio Volition to shut down...

Great game just like it's predecessor, but I can't help but feel like this game is a glorified DLC. I can't help that it reminds me when L4D2 came out with almost no difference from it's predecessor. Game is fun, main character has a great character arc, but the story nothing special even by generic standards.

It's fun, cute and entertaining in all aspects, whether it be the characters, story and gameplay. Visual colorful and pleasing. The only big issue was that it was too short. The game is a great addition to the franchise.

The game is visually atmospheric. It has a fast-pace gameplay style witch various variables and randomization that keeps it engaging and non-repetitive. The story tires to be deep and metaphorical, but comes off to be a little pretentious.

The visuals and gameplay is the best its ever been in the Borderlands franchise, however the characters, story and writing is also at its ****'s so jarring and cringey, that this will be the only Borderlands game that I've only completed one playthrough, cause I have no wish to slog through it again...

It was a perfect game to begin with, just now, it's been touched up, better optimized and added features.

A wonderful depiction of the world of Harry Potter. It manages to capture the whimsical splendor as you traverse and explore. The story, well be it a little generic, still captures the magical adventure like the movies/books. While the combat starts of fun and keeps you one your toes, after a while, it can get repetitive. There are some technical issues, such as loading doors and the horrible compression with the voice pitch, but considered minor compared to the playable state that has been lacking in major AAA games these days. All and all, this game is a re-creation for fans, by fans, and would highly recommend to experience it.

The world comes off as bland, empty and generic. The protagonist are unlikable with all their tounge-in-cheek bantering, and the dialogue comes off as cringey most of the time. The different bio-domes are amount to just colored filters. The story was as generic as the world and felt like it was written by an A.I The only plus I can give was its combat sytem, but it was soured by the lack of/amount of recycled enemies through the game. If you really want to dive into this game, Play the demo first. My experience was exactly the same as when I played the demo, only difference was that my bad experience is prolonged in the full version of the game.

Visually it looks great, but that's all. The gameplay improvements feels more like a patch/touch up. When it comes down to it, it is just a used car with a new paint job. Not worth the full retail price...