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I haven't played the original GTA III, so I can't make comparisons with the Remastered game. "Remastering" By the looks of it, I can say that the graphics and lighting have great improvements. And this is how a Remastered game should be. Improvement in graphics, lighting and sounds. Improper lighting sometimes made driving difficult. Specially at night. "Base Game" The game itself has lots of problems. Of course, the things I'm going to mention wasn't problem when the original game came out. The AI is so annoying when you're trying to drive like a normal human! The police AI was also pain in the a**! Considering the lack of activities to do in the game, its story is too long and repetitive. I really loved the radio's music in the game. They were just perfect! I believe this game gets hate because of three things. 1. People were expecting news about GTA VI and publishing this game meant people have to wait even more. 2. People were expecting a remake not a remastered. I, myself, was expecting a GTA-V-looking remake and I was disappointed when the trailer came out. 3. They couldn't even make a good playable remastered! Lots of bugs and performance issues were unacceptable. And this is main reason for hate. Though I must say the updates and efforts to make the game good is admirable. (July 2022)

The amount of hate here is unbelievable for me, probably it's because I haven't played the original RE3 back then. Like, you'll adore gold if you haven't seen diamonds! For me, gameplay, story, graphics and controls, environment and character designs were excellent. Most of the game is copied from RE2, but I guess that's okay as long as it keeps you entertained. I felt like the game is less spooky than RE2, and another thing is there were no puzzles in the game. At least they could make player to search every inch of the map to find a specific item. It takes 4 hours to finish the game, which is way too short comparing to RE2 or any other AAA game. In conclusion, I don't understand this rush to publish the game, as it could be a masterpiece if they made the game a little longer and with more complicated puzzles to solve and places to explore. But despite these problems, I really enjoyed the game and its story. (2 July 2022)

I used to play TMNT on PlayStation 1, so this was hella nostalgic and brought back so many memories. The gameplay was good, the combat system, controls, characters' traits, and variety of enemies and locations was really good. I usually don't like beat-em-up games because after some time they become boring and repetitive. And unfortunately it was the same for TMNT: Shredder's Revenge. Other than episode 3 (which was skateboard level), other levels are pretty look alike and there's nothing new. Even boss fights were look alike! For a short game like this, I expected more detailed and unique levels. The other problem was Super Attacks were too OP. You could simply meditate and fill the super attack bar as many times as you wanted and finish levels without sweating! Attacking could be more complicated and unique rather than just simply pressing a key or two. As a conclusion, TMNT: Shredder's Revenge is extremely fun to play and worth playing, but I have to say that It has lots of unused potential and despite being short, it is repetitive. 7.5/10 (June - July 2022)

To start with, I must say that SOTTR has amazing graphics and is visually astonishing. The diversity of levels' environment and how detailed they are, are praiseworthy. The details and the destructibility (Specially in flood mission) was amazing. However, I can't say the same thing for story because it was pretty bad. Seeing the series is becoming a fantasy game rather than an adventure game was very painful for me! Gameplay seemed to be a copy paste from last game, but it was fine. Controls sometimes were frustrating (Specially when it came to throw a hook while jumping). Also Combat system wasn't too good. Same can be said for customizing and upgrading weapons. To conclude, if you don't have a RTX do not play this game. Because it has nothing but good graphics. (June 2022)

Compared to Hitman 2016, Hitman 2 did not have huge improvements. But the game itself, is fun to play. Detailed maps and NPC dialogues, variety of ways to get to your target and level design, were fascinating (as it must be; because the game is too short). Gameplay was actually a 'copy-paste' from Hitman 2016, but it didn't need a change anyway. IA was bad sometimes, just like the pervious game. (Even in the hardest difficulty some NPCs acted weirdly and stupid) At last, I must say that Hitman 2 isn't a perfect game but it's fun to play and worth playing many times. I, myself, finished the game twice, and it was totally worth it. (April 2022)

Firewatch has excellent environment to explore and interesting dialogues throughout the game (Sometimes I had to stop playing and just listen to the conversation between H and D!) . Voice acting was incredible. Usually such games forces player to go from one side of the map to the other, several times to make the game's beating time longer but luckily Firewatch wasn't like that. Story was good at first and had lots of potential to be amazing, but then it went nowhere. Not to mention unmeaningful and simple ending. Game gives you different choices for almost everything but has ONE ending? Pfft. (Secret ending is so dull that you can't count it as second ending!) Game lacks music. You can hear music at some points but that's not enough in my opinion. Such beautiful and mysterious environment needs beautiful music. To conclude, I had fun playing Firewatch. The game is quite different with any other games I've played; being a fire lookout and reporting stuff were fun. Maybe if the game had better story, challenging puzzles, and detailed environment, it would be one of my favorite games. (March 2022)

Wow! What a game! Kena Bridge of Spirits has everything that a good game needs. Fascinating graphics, beautiful world to explore, an impressive story and acceptable gameplay. Though gameplay becomes a bit repetitive as you play, but it was overally fine. Upgrades/Customizing rots could be a lot more better. Also controls were a little annoying specially when controlling rots with the movement of the mouse. It was a pity for me to find out that game had a photo mode, after I finished the game. I really wish they make an animation out of this game, It would be awesome. To wrap it up, Kena Bridge of Spirts is definitely play-worthy and amazing game. 8.5/10 (January 2022)

I was excited before playing this game because there weren't play-worthy games about vampires but now I'm really disappointed because it didn't live up to my expectations. The atmosphere and environment were probably the only thing that I really liked about the game. Victorian London was portrayed well. Diversity of characters and the interactions with each one of them were admirable. Story and the endings were also fine. Combat system seemed good at first but after some time it became boring. The 'Vampire' abilities during combat could be much more creative (Something like abilities in Dishonored). There were too many dialogues! This was fascinating and boring at the same time. Animations were also creepy at some point. I think the developers forgot to add a 'Fast Travel' option! The map is designed in a way that you must go from certain alley to reach a district; Which means that if you choose a wrong alley, you have to return all the way you've come. And at this point, the game becomes boring and ridiculous. To sum it up, Vampyr is an absolutely disappointing and unnecessarily long game that needed to be polished (Actually A LOT of polish!). 'The Sinking City' and 'Call of Cthulhu' have a lot in common with this game. Same kind of atmosphere, wasted great ideas and unpolished. So I'd put them in a same category. (January 2022)

I wasn't really expecting Little Nightmares 2 to be on the same level with the first game in the series, but I was wrong. It was pretty good experience; The story, level design, music and spooky atmosphere was undeniably good. Controls and mechanics were frustrating at some points. Puzzles weren't complicated enoughm which was a disappointment for me and also the game was pretty short. Conclusion: LN2 is definitely worth the time you spend, but it's simply the same game as LN1, in different places and with a different story. No other improvements! But it's still good though. (January 2022)

First of all the game has changed a lot since first trailer and I'm really glad they changed it! Twin Mirror probably has the best graphics and character design amongst the games I've played. The game was incredibly optimized for this level of graphics and it's really admirable. Great story, perfect music, beautiful environment, details that every single character... all of them were excellent. Though I can't say the same for gameplay; it was just another walking simulator. Specially a 'slow-paced walking' simulator! Some choices did affect the ending but most of them were simply a choice-illusion. Endings could be better; Actually the ending I got was very disappointing. Whole the game's point was to discover who's behind all this, and when we finally discovered (guessable from the beginning), everything ended with a single cutscene! At last I have to say that it's a good game and definitely an under-rated one. (December 2021 - January 2022)

No wonder why Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice won the Game of the Year Award. It's an excellent game with great story, graphics, gameplay and environment. The variety of enemies and bosses were incredible. There are lots of complains here about combat system; I agree with some of them, the combat system is truly limited. Dodging is almost useless and the only option to defend seems to be parrying... I mean the game is already difficult, why would you limit the combat mechanics to make it even more difficult? I wish the game had some customizing options for armor, swords and etc. Therefore, in my opinion, although Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice absolutely deserved the GOTY award, but I think it could be way better than this, if some features were added. (December 2021)

You can't imagine a Telltale game without a great story; They're just inseparable. Luckily Batman The Telltale Series was no different. The story was so intriguing and incredibly written. It wasn't just about a boring hero saving Gotham citizens, it was about justice and lost honor and a person trying to regain it. I really enjoyed the story to be honest and I think it is what makes Telltale games unique: An engaging story! The other thing I loved about the game was characters and how well they had been portrayed in the game. I also encountered with some minor problems. For example saving all the action for last episode wasn't a good idea; Defeating all those enemies in a single 1-hour-long episode, ruined the game's pace in my opinion. Animations were buggy at some points and weren't improved comparing to The Wolf Among Us. Also the 'choice illusion' was so annoying. None of the choices really affect the story. To conclude, Batman The Telltale Series was an interesting 8-hours-long journey and I really enjoyed it despite some minor issues. I'd give it a score of 7.5. (November - December 2021)

Another co-op game from Hazelight, and another masterpiece! It Takes Two has every necessary factor that a great game must have; Graphics, story, challenging levels, and great level design. The 15-hours-long journey was incredibly fun and spectacular. Mini-games were also fun to play. However the most disappointing part for me was the ending, Because the game didn't really show me the reunion of Cody and May the way I wanted to see, It was more like they came together because of their daughter and all that "collaboration" was for nothing. Despite disappointing ending, It Takes Two was an amazing and fun game for me and it's definitely one of my favorite games. (September - October 2021)

I'm just going to rate and write about the game itself, so I'm putting aside the internet and controller problems. The most interesting part about game was design of levels and diversity of environments; Simply the game visually was astonishing. The story was also good and intriguing. Graphics and gameplay were OK. (Even though there wasn't a huge evolution in gameplay compared to old games in series.) The part I disliked about the game: It was frustratingly hard! Of course there's nothing wrong with the game being difficult, but what makes it frustrating is outdated checkpoint system. You have to go through some obstacles over and over again and get all wumpa fruits every time you die. Another minor problem was about skins in game. It's almost impossible to get all collectibles in a level to get a skin. It would be better if the player could buy skins with certain amount of diamonds. Collecting every wumpa fruits for a skin just doesn't make sense. To conclude, I'm glad that they didn't ruin the series, because usually when developers want to revive a series they usually mess up. At last Crash Bandicoot 4 is an amazing and fun to play game, but can make you crazy sometimes specially if you're playing it with a KEYBOARD!

Contrary to my expectations Call of Cthulhu turned out to be extremely disappointing. Graphics and gameplay were simply terrible and character animations looked like as if the game was made in 2005! The only thing I really liked about game was the creepy Lovecraftian atmosphere. The story was OK but it could be better. There's not much to say, the game is unfinished and it seems developers were in a hurry to finish the game. Call of Cthulhu was below my expectations for a 2018 game! (September 2021)

Styx Shards of Darkness is a pretty good stealth game undoubtedly, but not the best in series in my book. The game had impressive visual and graphics improvements and the design of environment was astonishing in almost every single mission. Gladly the AI got a lot better compared to Styx Master of Shadows. The gameplay and mechanics were literally copy and pasted from Styx Master of Shadow! The story was good but just when it started to get better, there was 'credits' **** END! I really wasn't expecting the game to end just when it was in its peak. Also a minor thing that, the 'death' cutscenes were good idea but not in a game like this where players die hundreds of times and have to hear the same sentences all over again. In conclusion, Styx Shards of Darkness is a good stealth game with only little improvements compared to earlier games in series. (September 2021)

L.A. Noire is a fascinating game but with a bit of extra time and polish it probably could've been one of the best ever. The game takes place in 1940s (same as Mafia 2) and since it is my favorite decade, I really enjoyed driving in LA streets. The buildings, cars, and music were really good. Face expressions and emotions of characters in the game were mind-blowingly amazing and up until now I haven't seen such exact face expressions in any game. As a result, this feature made the characters look so real. With that said, game also had some problems. High potential games like this, always seem to stumble right before the finish line. For instance, the arson desk felt rushed more than anything and the story went downhill all of a sudden. The other problem was that missions were repetitive. All cases had same procedure: find clues - speak - chase - repeat. Side mission was even worse. I was expecting something new as the story progressed but it was all the same. Only the last mission was different than the others. Also there was lack of activities to do in game. I don't really understand what was the purpose of making a huge map without anything to do in it. There are no garages to save cars, no bars to drink, no shops to buy clothes and etc. To conclude, L.A. Noire is one of the best, if not THE best, cop games with a lot of unused potential, but it doesn't mean that it's not worth playing. (August - September 2021)

What Remains of Edith Finch Is a short but entertaining game with a deep sad story. The game is about a girl who seeks the reason behind the deaths of her family. Mysterious atmosphere all over house of The Finches, the story itself and on top of all the music... they are simply amazing. However the main reason I didn't give this game higher score is that it's not really a "game", it's a movie! The only actions you can do in the game is moving around! So it's a walking simulator with a great story. Also ending is disappointing in my opinion. It is surprising for sure, but it didn't answer to most of the questions. (August 2021)

Before I started playing the game, I didn't give slightest chance that it will be one my favorite games. I haven't watched any Mad Max movies, and I don't know what are they about, but I really liked the game. A massive beautiful world, great graphics, lovely atmosphere, fun combat **** couldn't be any better! It is one of the few games that I completed all optional missions and cleared threat all across the map. Customizing options for Magnum Opus and Max could be more but it was OK. However the only part I didn't like much was main story. The story wasn't good enough and there wasn't anything interesting about it. Excluding the story, I think it was an amazing and under-rated game; Thus, I give it 8/10. (August 2021)

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I'm a really big fan of Puzzle Platformer games and Darq is really a 'MUST' for every lover of this genre. I believe it can compete with most of the famous games in this genre like: Limbo, Inside, Little Nightmare and etc. As its name suggests, game takes place in dark and scary atmosphere with lots of jump scares. Environment design was really cool. And like almost every puzzle platformer games, reading different theories about the story and ending in forums was really fun. However, in my opinion, the biggest problem about game, is that puzzles are not as challenging as they should be; Particularly the first 4 chapters didn't demand a lot of time nor thought to solve puzzles. But I must admit that "The Crypt" DLC had really hard-to-solve puzzles. If only all of the chapters were as hard as The Crypt, the game would be a masterpiece. In summary, despite simple puzzles, it's really fun to play and as I said it is a 'MUST' for those who like puzzle platformer games. (July 2021)

From the very first moment of the game it's impossible not to admire the stunning environment and mesmerizing spooky atmosphere. Red Creek Valley is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in-game worlds. However, I think that's the first and last positive point of the game. You're alone in a large map with lots of sideways and detours, not knowing what to do, where to head. Confusion in finding mission makes the game a perfect "walking simulator". (At least give a damn compass!) Sometimes finding what to do next was like finding a needle in a haystack. Thus I managed to finish the game with the help of walkthroughs on YouTube. (I'm in wonder how can one finish the game without getting help.) The story was unique, but this doesn't necessarily mean that it was great. It was a fine emotional story and nothing more than that. The game however reminds me of The Murdered Soul Suspect. Both has similar concept and great ideas but in the end, an average game. I'm trying to find some positive things to say but I can't find much. Music was good. In general I would recommend it for patient people who have free time. (July 2021)

LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham could've been a glorious LEGO Batman trilogy ending, but it was just another LEGO game with a good and intriguing story. Unlike the two other games in series (and the game's title!), the story didn't focus on Batman and Robin. It mostly focused on whole DC Super Heroes. Another disappointment was that the game did not feature a giant open world environment to explore. Lightings and environment design were absolutely perfect and there was a visible improvement. In general, it is definitely one of my favorite LEGO games and despite lack of an open-world environment, the good story makes it fun to play. (May - June 2021)

Incredible. Absolutely incredible. I believe The Wolf Among Us took game industry to whole new level with its intriguing story. Unique visual and atmosphere, great music and voice acting make the game perfect. The game has great character development which makes them look more alive. I loved how the game kept its drama right to the end. A proper ending and so many unanswered questions! However, the only reason that I don't give a 10 for this game is the influences of choices in game. Telltale games are known for freedom of choices; So I was expecting something like Detroit Become Human. I was surprised when I found out the game is actually pretty linear. Like whatever you do, the result is the same. In another words, It was more like of a to-get-involved kind of choices, not to-make-your-own-story choices. This makes game unworthy to play second playthrough. In general, it's 100% worth playing because you don't only play the game, you live with it. (May 2021)

The game was based on its movies. I can't decide if it was a good idea or not. It seemed a poor copy of its movies. For some unknown reason, "The Incredibles 2" was before the first "The Incredibles'! After all, the second one was a sequel to the first one. The city was well-designed and it is one of the few LEGO cities that I actually liked. The missions were good and the diversity of side missions was awesome (as always). Generally, it's a good typical LEGO game which can be fun for hours. (But only for hours!) (April - May 2021)

Styx Master of Shadows. A decent stealth game with cool story in a great environment. I'm not much of a stealth type person. So as a result, I died hundreds of times on each mission, saved the game every second (This is the type of game that will teach you to save the game manually!). But I still enjoyed the game and it was a good (and pretty difficult!) experience for me. There were multiple ways to progress the missions and find shortcuts which was good. Combat system was awful, but it is reasonable because it is a stealth game after all. Even though the game is released in 2014 but somehow it looks much older in my opinion. Also there were some serious problems with enemies' AI, which is an unforgivable problem in stealth games. Thus, I have to give a 6 for this game. (April 2021)

A fun mid-tier LEGO game, with a cliché story of course. Gameplay and graphics were good, as it always used to be. One of the positive points of game was that there were more than 200 playable characters! However, there were 15-20 playable characters throughout the story missions. Customizing characters was my favorite part. It was so entertaining to make your own characters and give them different abilities and weapons. There were also some problems that I encountered with in the game. The first problem ,which was noticeable from the very first moment in the game, was that there were too many unnecessary (and UNSKIPPABLE!) cutscenes which really slowed pace of the game. The other thing is, I think Tt really has to get out of the idea of "beat the boss, finish the mission". Because it makes every mission look similar. One of the other problems was the map. In my opinion, combining different cities from different times was not a good idea for a open-world game. It wasn't attractive at all to explore the map. I just picked a character which could fly so that I could get into the mission faster! Generally, it's not a bad game to play but compared to other LEGO games, it's a bit off-colour. (March - April 2021)

I played this game again after 9 years and it was as interesting as the first time. A typical LEGO game with typical story. The game has good graphics even though it is 9 years old. City was small but well-designed. The way that every mission needed cooperation to progress was kinda cool. The diversity of characters and their unique movement and ability was amazing. The missions in game, however looked similar, which made me bored, especially in last 2-3 missions. In conclusion it's a fun-to-play game. (March 2021)

An absolute masterpiece. No games can give me the feeling which this game did. (February - March 2021)

Multiple targets, multiple methods to assassinate and multiple maps. That sums it all up. The only and the most important negative point is AI. AI is what this kind of games need. AI could be lot more better. After killing a target, guards search area for few minutes. Then they put the dead body in a bag and that's it. After that they stand where they were before, as if nothing special has happened. No alerts, no stand-by. Nothing. Which made game look unrealistic. But generally it's a decent game with cool graphics and great stealth mechanics. (February 2021)

Undoubtedly, Elder Scrolls V Skyrim is one of the best open world RPGs that has been made. I'd call it "Mother of all RPGs" because I believe most of the elements in todays RPG games, are taken from Skyrim. Graphics weren't improved really, but it was still OK and playable. Story and mechanics were good. Atmosphere and building designs were incredible. Music was the only thing that prevented me from Fast Travelling. And at last, this game will teach you to save your game! (January - February 2021)

It was such a big surprise for me to see all these ratings. Yes, NFS: Payback wasn't incredible, but I don't think it deserves this much hate. Customizing car was one the greatest feature in game, there were so many options for designing cars. Categorizing cars into Racing, Off-road, Drag, Runner and Draft was kinda cool. The story, however, was so cliché and easy-to-guess. It looked like the devs just made the story, so that the game don't seem hollow and aimless. The cards system was a terrible idea. Eventually, it's the game that can seem exciting and cool at first, but it gets boring over time. (January 2021)

Generally speaking, the game is actually good in its genre, great graphics, voice-acting, environment design and intriguing stories. However the all six cases in the game, wasn't challenging at all. It was easy to find murderer. Thus, it became boring at some times. It can be considered as one of the best "detective games". (December 2020 - January 2021)

A great game with an impressive story. Great graphics, music and really beautiful designing made me stop at some points of game and just watch the great world made by Asobo Studios. The game takes place in France and in Medieval ages and indeed it delivers great dark atmosphere. Although dying is what frequently happens in game and it's kind of weird to die a lot in these type of games, but I enjoyed playing every single mission. It's definitely one of my favorite games. (November - December 2020)

I didn't even finish the game, because I'm tired of moving along in a big big map and searching for what to do next. And that's what game exactly want you to do. It simply tells you to go from a corner of map to another again, again and AGAIN! This stupid mechanism prevented me from experiencing game's great story. That's why I'm giving a 4. Great design and music by the way! (November 2020)

Little Nightmare is a cool puzzle platformer game with great graphics and visuals, but personally I prefer Inside and Limbo...Because their story is darker and more complicated than Little Nightmares'. Game itself was exciting and cool but DLCs were boring. Also there weren't really hard puzzles and beating game was easy. Generally it's a good puzzle platformer and worth playing and also it shouldn't be classified as a "horror" game because it wasn't scary at all!

Game had many positive points but I think it's a bit overrated. It's not a 10/10 for sure but it's also not that disaster. An emotional story with great music & design, is what a platformer game needs. Game's great design reminded me of Rayman series. Music was absolutely perfect. It takes time to learn playing properly. Game developers were totally ruthless in making last mission (Mount Huro). I died 100 times there. At last, this game is Dark Souls in disguise. It is not suggested for impatient people; Because dying, is main part of game... (October-November 2020)

Honestly, I didn't expect that Inside could be as good as Limbo. But I was wrong! This game is far far better than Limbo. Graphics, mechanism, great environment design and darkness of game...there's no word to describe it. It's really great that developers could keep puzzles challenging and hard in comparison with Limbo. The change from 2D (Limbo) to 2.5D (Inside) was a big risk for Playdead. But I'd call it a successful move. One of the most important reasons I love Playdead's games is that while you play the game, you have no idea what you are doing. Game doesn't reveal the story until the very end. Ending, is where you begin to understand game's purpose in your own way. You're the one who decides what the story is. That's why there are so many websites that write theories about game's story. (October 2020)

Probably it is the best Lovecraftian game. Because, however, game developers are not interested in making Lovecraftian games and there's no AAA game based on Lovecraft's book. So Sinking City is best in its genre so far. Before I started playing the game, the thing I was expecting (based on trailers and wallpapers of game) was totally different with game itself. I expected a dark city with mysterious people and places. However the game couldn't really create the atmosphere I wanted. The game is open-world but there are not so many things to do in it except shooting random people in the head, which game does NOT ALLOW! (Oh, I was about to **** other fun thing is watching people aimlessly walking into walls and then turning back!) It's kind of bad that options in customizing character has been decreased in comparison with Sherlock Holmes Devil's Daughter. The only thing I can surely admire is missions in the game. The story itself **** bad. But cases, including side cases are so intriguing and they're not similar or boring. I wish I could tell "the story progresses with choices you make" but making decisions does not affect anything at all and the story is same until last. Game has 3 endings and the last mission is the only mission your choices matter. Generally, it was not totally bad or so great but it's definitely worth playing. Specially if one is interested in detective games. (October 2020)

A total disappointment! The story itself was a great idea. It had a great potential. A dead detective wants to uncover the mystery behind his death in the dark **** Square Enix couldn't really execute it well. The story was nonsense. The ending was nonsense. side missions were nonsense. Some positive points were graphics, and characteristic of main character, Ronan. His personality was really cool. Overally it was a high-potential game which was destroyed by garbage story. (October 2020)

My first Sherlock Holmes game and even my first detective-based game. It's a good adventure crime game with involving narrative and dialogues, the deduction and evidences part are very well-programmed and there are some hard puzzles which give you the feeling of being a real detective. Graphics and Environment design are so cool. I can't say same for mechanism of the game. The game features five separate cases in semi-open world map. Each case has its own good plot but The Temple mission in one of cases was totally nonsense. And also I expected two different endings for the game but however it was so linear that it forces you to make right decisions! As far as I know it's only Frogwares that makes these kind of games and it's really good. However there were few problems with the game. But it's worth playing at least for once.

A really good story which is formed by your decision! Great environment but can't say great graphics. Annoying blurry background is always with you whole the game. Story of Connor, Kara, Markus and how they were connected to each other was great. I really wanted to play the game for second time (because they are lot of endings in each mission which is worth seeing), but I couldn't because of the long unskippable cutscenes. And it's kinda stupid that you should press a button for each action in game. It's cool for the first-time-playing because you're not watching it like a movie being played and you are involved with game in this way , but when you're playing for second time, it's really frustrating. But overally it was a great exclusive. And as the robot in the menu said, "It's not just a game, it's our future". (September 2020)

I played my first horror game thanks to Resident Evil 2 Remake. Challenging puzzles, great story (especially Claire's), scary dark atmosphere of police station and graphics was beyond my expectations. The campaign was actually too short, but The 2nd Run system (playing with both Claire and Leon) makes it up really well. (September 2020)

Quite not the what I expected. The great environment design couldn't prevent me from getting bored. It gives a feel like you're in prison moving from a room to another. It may sound ridiculous but sometimes it was tough for me to find the mission! Gameplay (skills you are given, combat system, unbelievable destruction mechanism) and story was fine but it didn't really make me involve with it. (Although I had to check some websites to find out what is happening in game, but the complication of story is good.) Overally the game kinda disappointed me and was below my expectations. At last I gotta say that I don't think I re-install it in the future... :) (August-September 2020)

Far Cry 5 is different from other Far Cry games. In Far Cry 5, graphics are far far better than the other ones. (I just saw a screenshot of Far Cry 3 and really saw the progress in graphics!) The other difference is the story. This time we're not stuck in an island with a psychopath leader. The leader is stuck with psychopath attackers! The biggest difference between this Far Cry and others, is probably their antagonists. Antagonist, Joseph Seed, has really good personality. And as far as game tells us, he was right about all the things he had said. The entire Seed family are characterized really well. Another negative point of game is that the main character doesn't speak at all. He just watches things without any reactions. The Junior Deputy is the first mute Protagonist in the entire franchise. Despite having same-looking boring missions, the big environment of the game made it look less boring! Overally, it's worth to play it for those who are fan of open-world games. (April-May-June 2020)

Very simple, black and white. Yet it delivers a very good atmosphere! The puzzles are sometimes challenging. Theories about its ending is even more exciting than game itself. I really enjoyed playing this game! (April 2020)

I finished the game for the forth time and I think it's still the best I've ever played. Story, on top of all is really great. Shortness of game is not a big deal if it keeps you interested after playing for several times. It never gets boring. i really wished to see more sequels to Vito Scaletta's story. Characters look so realistic and alive. And this is what a Mafia game needs. Graphics even after 10 years still look good. I really enjoyed it and it deserves 10/10. (March 2020)

The game suggests you an incredible co-op mode. It was brilliant experience. It's the best game for passing together. This is a whole story told to us about friendship, loyalty, family values, team work and betrayal. Excluding the unpleasant ending, generally it was a really good game. The graphics, environment, gameplay was really good. It's the game that you won't get bored throughout its missions. (March 2020)