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Just as I suspected from the trailers before the game came out, even though I didn’t start playing until year after its release, the single-player campaign is incredibly lackluster. The gameplay is built entirely around online play, exactly as intended. It feels like they added the story mode just to avoid backlash, but it lacks variety and immersion. We move through visually appealing graphics and environments, but it feels hollow—just a shell. Even setting that aside, the game fails to deliver in the one area where it’s most ambitious: the gameplay. The lack of weapon variety and the combat become incredibly tedious after just a few hours. You don’t care about the story, but the gameplay lacks the depth needed to keep you engaged. The game has received dozens of updates, but none of them actually improve the single-player experience. They’re just cosmetic additions for the online mode.

The reason the game got such low scores is because there are gay and Black characters everywhere. Otherwise, it’s just an average game. The stealth sections in the gameplay bothered me—this sections were genuinely boring. The story is cliché, the graphics look good, and there are no optimization issues.

Game development using Unreal Engine 5 should be banned until the engine achieves stable optimization.

Despite being called the “Enhanced Edition,” the game features no quality-of-life improvements or visual enhancements. Just like when it was first released in 2007, the game is janky as hell by 2026 standards.

A game developed by a small team with great passion. However, it lacks polish and hasn’t reached its full potential due to budget constraints. In its current state, the game doesn’t come close to the standards of games released in 2025. It looks like a game from the early 2010s, and it bears a striking resemblance to ArcaniA—the 2010 installment of the Gothic series that served as inspiration for Of Ash and Steel. I’ve played for about two hours, but I’m not sure if I’ll stick with it to the end because there’s a serious loading screen issue despite having an M.2 SSD, and the optimization seems problematic as well. I understand that the developers’ goal was to create a old-school role-playing game, but by simply gathering all the existing clichés of the genre and adding nothing new, they’ve ended up with something outdated.

This is one of those series where I just can’t figure out what makes it so special. It’s the final and most big-budget game in the series, yet even the combat—which should be the best and most engaging part—is utterly mediocre. I haven’t even finished the other games in the series, so I don’t really understand the story, but DMC is one of those series where the story is just an excuse for the gameplay—I didn’t care enough to play the other games anyway. I have a general idea of what DMC is about, but it’s really a boring universe with a boring plot. The game’s unique sense of humor didn’t really click with me either. The biggest issue with the game is that it’s not beginner-friendly, and the controls are a complete mess as a result. You have to press three different keys at once just to make the slightest dodge. In many cases, you have to repeat the same action multiple times in places where the character could simply jump over, because the animation triggers randomly at the desired levels. Likewise, the cutscenes that pop up every 5–10 seconds in the fifth game eventually force you to skip them because they interrupt the gameplay so much. The game pauses the action for every obvious little thing and tries to draw your attention elsewhere. Even when collecting orbs in the game, a window pops up every single time. I couldn’t figure out if Capcom was trying to extend the gameplay here, but in a game this focused on pace, all these interruptions have ruined the gameplay. Since the graphics and optimization are good, I don’t want to lower the score too much.

A successful remake. The other games in the series should be remake as well.

Most people found the game short, but I found it to be the polar opposite—far too long. Based on the story we have, the game lacks the depth required to justify a 8–10 hour playthrough. The gameplay consists almost entirely of switching between two characters with different mechanics and traversing linear, corridor-like areas that offer nothing interesting to see; frankly, it feels pointless. It’s glaringly obvious that certain sections were added solely to mask how short the game actually is. Furthermore, since these two characters mostly navigate the same maps, switching between them doesn't even offer a fresh visual perspective.What saved the game for me were the fluid combat system and the absence of those tedious puzzles that often derail the pace. When it comes to Resident Evil, I don’t need to explain how much poorly designed puzzles can ruin the experience. However, the game’s abysmal optimization is a major issue. It is so poorly optimized that enabling a single hair setting can render it unplayable—this is unacceptable, especially since the graphics are barely an improvement over the 2019 sequel.Aside from the fact that the cliché of telling a single story from two different perspectives has become boring, I believe the experience would have been much better if we had just played as Leon. Grace is a one-dimensional and frustratingly clumsy character. As if managing her adult life weren’t enough, I didn’t enjoy being forced to play through almost every stage of her life, from childhood to adolescence. The Grace sections are what truly drag the game down; if they were removed or replaced with Leon’s perspective, the game would likely only take 2–3 hours.

One of the best representatives of how bad game optimization has become these days. A game that suddenly drops from 200 FPS to 30 FPS. It leaves nothing else to be said.

The gameplay drags on tediously. After the fifth level, you’re doing the same things all the way to the final level. The variety of bosses is severely lacking. As you approach the final levels, they send hordes of the same creatures introduced as bosses in the first level at you. There’s a story playing out in the background, but the gameplay never changes. The maps are only cosmetically different, but their designs are exactly the same. There’s nothing interesting to see. The optimization is also very poor. At a certain point, I stopped exploring and just wanted it to end.

A small phone game ported to PC. It can pass the time for a while with low expectations.

One of the classic Infinity Engine games. You have to read endless walls of text and endure a horrible combat system to get to a story that seems a bit interesting.

Unfortunately, it's a complete waste of time. Although the game has difficulty levels, it is not friendly for beginners. It doesn't even tell you how to save your progress, which is the most basic thing. It wants the player to figure everything out. Even though I googled it and still I had no idea how to save. In a game based entirely on trial and error and exploration, such a save system is absurd. This should at least be optional. This game is not hard, it's just illogical and unfair. I give 2 stars for the dark atmosphere.

Revelations is one of the weakest series of Resident Evil in my opinion. The first game was unplayable and boring and this continues in the second game. Only the graphics and animation quality have been improved but the story and gameplay are terrible.

The game is supposedly remastered, but it's incredibly clunky and outdated. As soon as you start the game you have to read pages and pages of text about ridiculous gameplay mechanics. It's simply not possible to keep track of so many mechanics in a game that is based on horror and action. The people who developed this game probably never played it a game before because they added everything that wasn't going to be fun.

Optimization is terrible. There are stuttering and FPS drops despite being above the recommended system requirements.

As was done in Dead Space 3, the actual ending of the game is just an extra cash grab by hiding it in a boring and repetitive DLC. Despite the fact that Dead Space 3 was already a failure in every respect, and that Callisto's developers are supposedly from the Dead Space franchise, it seems that no lessons have been learned from previous mistakes.

It's just so awful. There are 6 different games collected in one version, but all of them are equally bland in gameplay and story. Throughout all the games you fight in similar areas against only two different enemy types. Sometimes there are cinematics, but without them you wouldn't even know if there was a story. You also have to control one of the most boring stereotypical main characters you've ever seen. On the other hand, the games do nothing to inform the player about Halo's lore, nor do they make any effort to capture their attention. Whether you play the games in order of release date or in chronological order, you have no idea what's going on. I have a hard time understanding how the Halo franchise has remained popular for so many years. These games have dated gameplay that is way behind the times, even for the year they were first released. If you are not interested in the online aspect, there is no reason to buy this version. Aside from the boring single-player gameplay, it takes up 120 GB of space on PC. Not only is it not worth buying, it's not even worth the space it takes up. The Halo series should be relegated to the dusty shelves of history like the Xbox 360, the platform on which they were developed. If you're looking for a real space themed adventure, try the Mass Effect trilogy, and if you're really curious about the Halo series, watch the TV series and animations instead of playing the games.

A completely unnecessary update for PC. The original version was released in 2020 and still looked good in graphics. Four years later, this update that breaks the current optimization with no graphical difference is pointless. It should be at least 10 years later.

I'm a big fan of the Dragon Age series, I've probably finished Origins more than ten times. While I didn't love the second and third games as much as the first, I don't hate them. But I knew there were serious problems with the fourth game when it changed its name earlier this year. After the screenshots and videos I saw close to the release of the Veilguard, I was sure that it wouldn't live up to even my lowest expectations. I don't see Veilguard as a continuation of the Dragon Age series. In recent years, I've become tired of seeing game developers making content with messages about political agendas. If these kinds of games are going to continue to be released more frequently in the years to come, at least don't ruin well known franchises with a fanbase by making them a part of them.

Absolutely horrible experience. It's so obvious that BioWare went into this game with an MMO mentality that the gameplay is so full of unnecessary repetitive stuff that it's as if they wanted the game to never end. I had to force myself to finish this DLC, seeing it as just another chore, and I couldn't care less about the story. If the gameplay was a few hours long, maybe I wouldn't have a problem with it, but after 80 hours, the 5-6 hours of gameplay Trespasser adds is beyond my tolerance. The enemies in the DLC are just annoying damage sponges. It's playable if you're in love with the character of Solas or something and you care about him, otherwise the things people are saying about the DLC are completely exaggerated. Solas seemed like an interesting character throughout the main game, but I never really cared for him and frankly, I don't think it's worth the effort to complete his story. Finally, the biggest problem with the DLC is that you can't return to the open world after completing it. This is unnecessary and forces you to complete everything you left unfinished in Thedas just so you can play this DLC.

It's been almost 2 years and Denuvo still hasn't been removed and the rating will remain 0 until it is.

It's been almost 2 years and Denuvo still hasn't been removed and the rating will remain 0 until it is.

As much as I was happy that it came to PC after years of waiting, it was a bit disappointing that it was brought directly to PC as it was on PS3 with almost no work done on it. The graphics look quite dated now and especially when you try to play this game after playing the second game, the difference is too much and it's irritating. Although I don't understand why Rockstar didn't bring the first game to PC for 15 years and why they are now trying to sell such an old game for $50, still I will not lower the rating. The second game came to PC in 2019 and I think the first game should have been released in 2020. Rockstar was really late and didn't even bother to remastered it. It's obvious that they don't really care about the players and they're trying to make as much money as possible without much effort.

Compared to Jaws of Hakkon, it was a bit better, but it's still a pretty generic and bland story. Also, after completing the main story, some of the side content on the battle table and map felt like an unnecessary chore, so I didn't bother doing it.

I hated this DLC. Everything on the map seems to be purposely designed to waste your time. Every area to get to is built on top of mountains and huge trees, and you can spend hours figuring out how to get to areas. Every area on the map looks as if it is floating in the air. It's a terrible design and exploration is a chore. Also It doesn't feel like there's a story either. You just go to the map and start aimlessly doing boring side quests. It was frustrating that even though I went to the DLC area after finishing the main game, there were still rifts in the map that needed to be closed. At the very least, they should have disappeared. After 80 hours, when you start doing these DLC, it's hard to tolerate this kind of repetitive side content. The DLC offers no different and refreshing experience. It's just a copy and paste of everything you did during the main game. On higher difficulties, the enemies in this DLC have ridiculously high health. I finished the entire main game on High difficulty, but when I got here, I had to lower the difficulty to Normal because I just wanted it to be over.

The main game was already long and boring enough. This DLC does nothing but make it even longer. The locations from the main game are just reused and slightly modified. The story is completely illogical and uninteresting. The only noticeable thing about the DLC is that they tried to do what they couldn't do during the main game, which was to focus more on the horror theme, but they failed to do that. If it was free, maybe it would be tolerable, but charging money for it is not acceptable.

It's terrible compared to the first two games. The horror and thriller elements are now completely removed and it's just a boring and repetitive action game. There are too many negative changes in the gameplay. The new crafting system bad. Weapons and upgrades are useless. The story is too dragged out and boring. The only positive thing about the game is that the graphics are slightly better compared to previous games. There might be someone who likes Dead Space 3 without having played the previous games, otherwise it's the worst of the series in every aspect and a major downgrade.

A good sequel. As successful as the first game. Also compared to the first game, the port is better.

It's one of the most successful games in the horror and thriller genre, but 15 years after its release still optimization on PC is terrible. Even the Vsync setting doesn't work properly. They didn't bother to update it. They can't make simple updates to the original game for years on the PC platform, which has the largest player base, and then they are surprised when the remake doesn't sell well. Learn to respect the players first.

It is arguably one of the worst games of all time. There is nothing redeeming about the game. The story, the gameplay, the graphics and the technical side of the game is completely awful and there is no reason to play it. The voiceovers and animations in the game look like something out of an unfunny meme. It could be funny, but only for a short time. When you have to look at it and listen to it for tens of hours, it's no longer funny.

It's not as good a game as claimed by the fanbase. Neither the characters nor the story of Fable are memorable and it's a very poor RPG in terms of mechanics. The only reason it's praised so much is because of nostalgia. The Lost Bay level, which was added with the Lost Chapters version, no longer has any charm or meaning when you get to that point in the game. It makes no sense in terms of story and is just an area added to extend the gameplay.

The first game in the series was released exclusively on Xbox in 2004 and then brought to PC in 2005. But the fact that the second game, which came out in 2008, still hasn't been released on PC 16 years later is a big ridiculous. Fable 2 is not a good game and not playing it would not be a loss, but what I want to point out here is the hypocrisy of Lionhead and Microsoft. Probably the Lost Chapters version, followed by Anniversary and the third game sold more on PC than the terrible Xbox 360.

It has the same concept as Divinity Original Sin. You're dealing with orcs and a plague in a town, but the gameplay is difficult. Honestly, it's very unclear what you're supposed to do. The game doesn't even have a tutorial to learn the gameplay. You start the game after choosing the character without even a direct cinematic. The story was clichéd in the later games, but at least the main characters had motivations.

There is nothing good to say about this game. It's just boring. It's also funny that a 24 year old game is trying to sell for 30 dollars on Steam.

I have no idea why this game takes up 60 GB with DLCs. It's a 2014 game and even today's AAA games don't take up that much space.

The gameplay of this game makes you feel like you're in a job you hate, where you have to work because you need money. There is nothing that can justify such terrible controls. Unless you're blinded by nostalgia, there's nothing here worth your time. It's a game with a pretty bland story and boring characters, and instead of playing it, I suggest you skip it and just watch the video on YouTube

The gameplay of this game makes you feel like you're in a job you hate, where you have to work because you need money. There is nothing that can justify such terrible controls. Unless you're blinded by nostalgia, there's nothing here worth your time. It's a game with a pretty bland story and boring characters, and instead of playing it, I suggest you skip it and just watch the video on YouTube.

One of the games with the worst camera controls I've ever seen. The FOV is so bad that you can only see Leon's back on the screen. When you're surrounded by dozens of enemies, you die because of this until you realize what's going on. The fact that the game is old is no excuse for having such unplayable controls. These things were not thought of when it was first released and could have been added in the Ultimate HD version released in 2014, but they were missed again. The remake version is also unplayable because of its optimization. Honestly, the fanbase of this series is really a cancer. If they weren't so classically obsessed, the series would have evolved into what it really should be. The sixth game did this beautifully, but the remakes that came after it continued to come out on old horrible outdated systems because of the complaints of the fans. The fifth game did that to a point and it was criticized for that, but there were other problems with the fifth game as well. Even though it was a pure action game, the gameplay was frustrating again because they used some of the ridiculous survival mechanics from the previous games. In short, I'm completely done with this series, I've played all the games and I don't even want to see any of them again.

One of the games with the worst camera controls I've ever seen. The FOV is so bad that you can only see Leon's back on the screen. When you're surrounded by dozens of enemies, you die because of this until you realize what's going on. The fact that the game is old is no excuse for having such unplayable controls. These things were not thought of when it was first released and could have been added in the Ultimate HD version released in 2014, but they were missed again. The remake version is also unplayable because of its optimization. Honestly, the fanbase of this series is really a cancer. If they weren't so classically obsessed, the series would have evolved into what it really should be. The sixth game did this beautifully, but the remakes that came after it continued to come out on old horrible outdated systems because of the complaints of the fans. The fifth game did that to a point and it was criticized for that, but there were other problems with the fifth game as well. Even though it was a pure action game, the gameplay was frustrating again because they used some of the ridiculous survival mechanics from the previous games. In short, I'm completely done with this series, I've played all the games and I don't even want to see any of them again.

The game's controls and camera angles are terrible. Enemies are just bullet sponges that won't die. It takes dozens of bullets to kill even the weakest enemy, and just when you think they're dead, they suddenly keep coming at you with ridiculous mutations. The AI companion next to you is useless and you have to try to protect it from dying too. If I think about the Resident Evil series in general, I think the fifth game is one of the most frustrating games. The fact that we have limited ammo and inventory, despite the fact that it's all about action, is just ridiculous. The sixth game is much more fun.

It's not a useful addition except for the third-person camera angle. Shadows of Rose is a waste of time campaign that only offers a few hours of gameplay with pointless puzzles where you manage a bland main character in the same locations as the main game. I didn't even bother to look at the Mercanaries section. I've already spent hours killing creatures in the main game and I can't waste my time with a gameplay that's nothing more than that.

It has much better gameplay than the seventh game. It's also much better optimized than the fourth game. However, it felt a bit too long for me. After the first boss fight I felt like I had finished the game, but after that point the game expects you to do the same thing three more times and the only difference is the boss you will face, but the gameplay doesn't change. The game requires you to move back and forth between locations a lot. It's tiring and not interesting enough. The puzzles are frankly very boring. If we took the puzzles out of this game, it could easily be finished in a couple of hours. It's a big chore to get to the end and finish it. But it can entertain for a while.

Optimization is a disaster. While I can play Resident Evil 2 and 3 on Ultra, I can't even play the 4. game on Low without lagging.

Ten times better than Resident Evil 2. There's no messy plot split in two part. Gameplay is faster and more focused on action. Best of all, there are no ridiculous puzzles. You're not dealing with zombies that won't die, and inventory management and finding ammo is much easier. Also the areas in the game are bigger than in the second game and you can actually run away from zombies. Finally, Nemesis is a much more fair boss compared to Mr. X and William Birkin. The fact that the second game was praised and the third game was not is the biggest example of how the Resident Evil franchise has a fan base with an outdated mindset.

Resident Evil 2 has the worst zombie design ever. Normally zombies can be killed in the head, but in this game they come back to life when you shoot them in the head, and you have to fire at least 10-20 bullets to actually blow a single zombie's head off, but even if it actually dies, the game continues to randomly teleport zombies to the areas you're in. The number of bullets the game gives you and the number and stamina of the enemies you encounter are extremely unbalanced. The developers must have realized this, because when you first start the game, you can pick up weapons with unlimited ammo from the chest. Even on the easiest difficulty it is impossible to finish this game without unlimited ammo. Anyone who claims otherwise and can actually enjoy this game is a fanatic Resident Evil fanboy. As if zombies weren't enough of a problem, not to mention how boring it is that we're constantly being chased by an immortal man and you have to constantly find puzzles and items to progress. Capcom should have used the immersive action-based gameplay from Resident Evil 5 and 6 in their games. They should have removed the puzzles from the series entirely. But due to classic obsessive developers and a terrible fanbase, these remakes are just as cancerous as the first versions. The positive things I can say about this game are that the optimization is successful and the graphics look good, but unfortunately these don't mean much in an unplayable game.

It's basically unplayable without a walkthrough. It's got nice looking visuals and good optimization, but like I said, the gameplay consists of interacting with things you don't know what they do and desperately hoping to progress. Honestly, I see wasted potential, it could have been a very successful game with an intuitive gameplay with a real story, or a good animated movie. But as it is, it's just a boring waste of time as it's all puzzles, blindly and without any direction.

It's supposed to be a game with impressive and horrifying gory scenes, but in reality, the gameplay is all about puzzle maps with constantly shifting gravity and terrible gunplay. I don't understand why it's getting such positive reviews and what's so interesting about the game. There is not even half as much successful content here as the players claimed. The only good thing about the game is the graphics, which are still not bad despite being released in 2006. But the gameplay is a chore and frustrating. And the story is complete nonsense.

For 2010 it has decent graphics and fast paced action, but overall it's a pretty average game. The story was a bit cliched and the gameplay got very repetitive and boring towards the end. There are a lot of notes and audio recordings. It is not possible to read or listen to them all. The story fragments are not presented interestingly enough. There is no memorable character. The main character is quiet and has no personality. He has also no motivation. The other characters are one dimensional and boring.

It is still sold, but not played on modern computers. You have to download files from different places to make it work. If you're not interested in updating the game, then don't sell it for money.