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I love the Battlefield franchise, and it pains me to give a game I had such promise for a rating like this, but it is truly the state of the game at the time of writing this. As of now there is just so much wrong with the game. If you are playing on the older generation of consoles, the delay is so bad the game is nearly unplayable. For the newest generation of consoles, there are still problems with his registration. The decision to go with specialists instead of the traditional solider/class system was a big mistake. The specialists do have the traditional classes rolled into them to an extent, though it does not work very well. Gameplay is not enjoyable, as vehicles such as the Volte, Nightbird, and more are extremely overpowered, to the point where they are game breaking. There are certain guns as well such as the K30 among a few that are leagues above the rest, which puts newer players who do not have these guns at a disadvantage. In addition to all of this, when you are downed, there is a decent chance your character will be half inside a wall, which makes teammates unable to revive you. I'm honestly not sure this game can be salvaged. With other games recently released such as Halo Infinite that I am playing much more of now, and even returning to Battlefield 1 instead, I think this game might be in a doomed state. Player counts being higher in Battlefield 1 and 5 seem to suggest this as well. I do hope I am wrong though.

DICE truly outdid themselves with this game. It is a cinematic masterpiece at every level. You truly feel like you are a solider fighting in the horrific battles of World War I. Even though the game released about 5 years ago from the time of this review, the graphic still feel great. The operations game mode is the best this game has to offer, as the immersion is at its peak here, fighting true battles of World War I with war cries and charge whistles aplenty, combined with the occasional soldier mental breakdown. Immersion and cinematic value aside, the gameplay is also top tier. The gun play feels very balanced, as there isn't one gun that seems to be truly leagues above the others. The classes feel as perfectly balanced as can be, as each one has an important role, and there doesn't feel like there is one far above the others. Vehicles are powerful, though can be destroyed and are not game breaking. In my personal opinion, this is the best Battlefield DICE has released.

[SPOILER ALERT: This review contains spoilers.]

Halo Infinite is easily the best Halo game since Halo Reach and one of the best the franchise has to offer. The Master Chief continues to develop further as a character behind the armor, and new characters worked greatly in this campaign, proving to nearly all be very interesting characters. The Banished might be the best faction Halo has introduced yet, maybe a hot take but I think they might get there eventually. The multiplayer feels like the most fun I've had on a Halo multiplayer in decades. The core gameplay is absolutely fantastic. Obviously, the shop can be fixed and a few more game modes need to be added, but 343 has already stated they are working on both of these. The game is already very good, give it another month or two and this game should very well be a titan of the Halo franchise. This is exactly what Halo needed after Halo 5. Halo is back, and this is an amazing new step for the franchise.

This game is simply beautiful. Everything about the game is near perfection. The story is amazing, the environment is incredible, the characters are unforgettable. Rockstar absolutely knocked this out of the park. One of the best games I've ever played.

The game lacked a lot of content at first, though overtime I think it did become an enjoyable game to play multiplayer wise. The campaign was an abomination, though, and brings the rating down a point or two for me.

WW2 again. Totally not seen before in 5+ other games in this franchise! The passion for Call of Duty is dead, it’s basically turned into the FIFA/Madden of FPS games. The game's extremely buggy, has one of the worst zombies modes in the entire series, poor characters, and a bad story in general that seemed to be very political with character choices. They don’t care about the product, just the fact it gets them profit. Just a common Activision L.

One of the best Star Wars experiences out there. The story is very interesting, the combat is smooth and challenging if you want it to be, the graphics are fantastic, an all around great game.

I wouldn't pay attention to the Metacritic score. Being a player who's played the game since Day 1, the game wasn't great at launch, yes, but in 2020 it almost isn't recognizable when comparing it to its state at launch. Lootboxes have been removed for a long time, our fan favorite heroes such as Anakin, Obi-Wan, Grievous, and Dooku were added into the game, requested reinforcements like the ARC Trooper, Clone Commando, Commando Droid etc. were added, and even Capital Supremacy, a call back to the original Battlefront 2's famous game-mode of control points and interior ship battles, was added into the game. It's a shame EA cancelled the game when they did, because if they let it go on a little longer it likely would have become the best Star Wars game out there with heroes like Ahsoka, Ventress, Padme, and Cad Bane that were in development. Even still, this is one of the best Star Wars experiences you can have, and I could not recommend it more.

Buggiest game I've played in a while, and it literally looks like an Atari game. I refunded it within 2 hours, definitely wasn't even close to ready to be launched when it was.

Cod has essentially become the Madden and 2k of FPS games. Rushed out by year for the sake of money, never really anything groundbreakingly different about the game. Always the same shot in the back multiplayer year by year with some different abilities and weapons. It’s playerbase mostly consists of the same hypebeats that play Fortnite. This franchise has declined a lot from its prime, kinda sad to see.

Oh wow another shot in the back cash grab with virtually no effort put into quality considering it’s the same game but with a different skin, like every year.

One of the best madden games put out there, this one was a classic. Without a doubt top 3 at the very least.

This doesn't feel like a new game, more like a DLC for Fallout 4. Probably the biggest disappointment of the year.

This is for sure one of the best superhero games ever made. I personally believe it doesn't top the Batman Arkham series, but this certainly came much closer than I had thought any game ever could. You can feel the passion that was put into this game by Insomniac. The story is fantastic, the game-play is great, and this game would for sure easily win Game of the Year if Red Dead 2 hadn't come out this year. It still could, but it'll be close.

World War 2 games have been extremely overdone, but if you want to compare this to Battlefield 1, it's an absolute joke. This is in no way accurate to the actual WW 2, almost as inaccurate as Cod WW2, and shoves political agenda down your throat. A rather bad and forgettable installment into the Battlefield franchise.

This game is a big "screw you" to all the older fans of the game. I've been playing Call of Duty since MW1, and have not liked the direction this franchise has been heading since Ghosts. I had a lot of hope for BO4, but the removal of campaign mode for battle royale clearly shows who they're catering too. They only care about the 10 year olds, and not about us veteran players. I'll be moving on from CoD now. Thanks for the fun years in the past, but those years have been long gone for me.

I can't say anything bad about this game. It was amazing. It really was what made Batman my favorite superhero. The first game of a beyond amazing series, which would be the best superhero gaming franchise to date.

The game was fantastic. It does suffer some setbacks without the voices of Kevin Conory and Mark Hamill and Batman and Joker, but the ones voicing them, meant to be younger versions of the characters, did a good job. The game was the most flawed of the Arkham series, but still amazing none the less.

A fantastic conclusion to the best superhero gaming franchise ever made. I really do hope there are more Batman games like these. I'll miss them.

The best Batman game ever made. Quite frankly the best superhero game ever made. Still to this day one of the best games Ive ever played.

Along with Halo 3, this was one of my first addictive shooter games. Definitely the peak of the Cod franchise. Had arguably the best campaign of Cod games, along with a very fun multiplayer experience that couldnt be matched by any game except for Halo 3. If only Cod could go back to these days.

*Sigh*. F%@$!ng Ghosts.... the downfall of Call of Duty. Coming after Modern Warfare 3, this game had some high expectations. I remember the hype for this game. One of the biggest disappointments in gaming I think. The campaign was god awful when comparing it to its predecessor MW3. Hell I dont even remember the main characters name. The multiplayer is terrible, and extremely frustrating. You have no chance to react to any shots from behind, resulting in an instant and guaranteed death from being shot in the back. I really hope they can rebound of this extreme pile of crap.

Oh boy oh boy where do I start with this game. This game continued the downfall of the franchise with the edition of exo-suits. The jumping around the map, drove me nuts thinking this is a Call of Duty game. Cheesy sound effects and death rendering were laughable. Did not do itself a favor by sticking with Ghosts "shot in the back" multiplayer style.

This game is a joke to the Call of Duty franchise. It's as if Activision completely ran out of ideas, and said "hmm, what game can we copy off of now? Oh I know! Let's do a cheesy Halo rip off!!" Thus Infinite Warfare was born. I never felt attached to any campaign characters, it seemed mediocre at best, and the multiplayer is ONCE AGAIN "get shot in the back". Never changes. Come on someone! Step up and save this dying franchise!

The game is not what Cod is about. The campaign is mediocre at best, and that's being generous. They refuse to listen to us and continue the futuristic B.S. that we do not want, the multiplayer NEVER changes, just the classic get-shot-in-the-back multiplayer recycled every year.

In my opinion, the Division was a fantastic game, and improved on many things that destiny failed. However, the story was very short, and could have been better, and I wound up finding myself short of things to do after a while. Overall, I think this game is a solid 8/10, and could easily rise to a 10. Hoping the Division 2, which was recently announced, turns out great, and doesn't wind up going backwards like Destiny 2 did.

It's really just....mediocre. I loved it the first 2 weeks, but I find myself saying "What can I do now?" It really doesn't have any type of endgame to keep you interested after 2 weeks. Hopefully the DLCs can redeem it, but if Battlefront II turns out to be godly then i likely won't even play them...

Little content that got me excited. They also turned that fun, old, multiplayer into the cancerous new style, but worse. As little time you have to react in other games, you don't have any time to react. Disapointing.

FNaF is back! After two mediocre games, Sister Location brings FNaF back to its former glory, with gameplay mechanics we all missed, and some very good additions to the lore. This game probably ranks second or third in the franchise in my book.

FNaF 4 has to be the worst game of the franchise, and this is coming from a big FNaF fan. The gameplay is probably the worst of the series, with the whole notion being very confusing to me about the Nightmare animatronics still. Lore wise, there weren't a whole lot of contributions made, besides the possible Bite of '87.

Overall, in my opinion as a big fan of the FNaF series, has to be the 2nd worst game in the series. Gameplay wise, it is good, but does not exactly meet with the rest of the series. The whole idea of the Phantom animatronics has never clicked with me, as I don't exactly get how hallucinations could effect a building so much. Lore wise, it did make some nice additions, such as Purple Guy's end, and the safe room notion. Overall, the game was average, but probably below average on FNaF standards.

FNaF 2 is defininetly a great addition to the series. It adds much more detail into the ever expanding lore, and is very challenging to beat fully. The so called "critics" do not know what they're talking about, since FNaF is more known for its lore than it is gameplay. None the less, the game is fantastic, very challenging, very fun, and very scary.

The game itself is probably just an above average horror game, but what makes FNaF special is the lore behind it. The game has so many mysteries and very little info is given from the troll master Scott Cawthon, which allows us all to create theories and think what we want. FNaF is definitely one of the best. The first one remains my favorite game, even up to now.

The tycoon element of the game is the only thing holding it back from a 10. Otherwise, it's a great FNaF game that adds detail to the lore.

Minecraft was my childhood, along with **** and club penguin. The game is similar to the others in a way that you can always go there to have a laugh, except when you find those annoying 10 year olds.

**** is always a game I go to when I need a laugh. The game is very casual (mostly), and usually games have a bunch of funny stuff that'll make you happy after some annoying match you just played in a previous game. This is based off PC, Xbox I heard is buggy and not as good.

Just like Fortnite, the gameplay is very repetitive. I always feel like I;m playing the same thing over and over again. At least Fortnite is free, this was 30 bucks down the drain.

The game play in my opinion is very overrated. It's fun for maybe an hour, but then gets so repetitive that I can't bring myself to play it anymore. There's not change to it. Same map, same guns, same average combat. I believe this game is VERY overrated.

This game is ****. It represents everything about greed. How can you have BOTH season pass AND micro-transactions??? Not to mention the Season Pass is the price of a FULL GAME. The campaign is mediocre, the multiplayer is copy and paste from every year. It just isn't worth it. Cod is a dying franchise. Oh yeah, and they're adding JETPACKS IN WW2. That makes sense doesn't it???

Honestly had a very underrated campaign. I thought the campaign was silently very good. It gave the Master Chief a whole new side, and we can really see his character and how much he truly cares for Cortana in this game. The multiplayer as well I feel is underrated. I always had fun playing Spartan Ops, Big Team Battle, and Flood with my friends.

Amazing story, amazing multiplayer. Hell, possibly the best game I've ever played. It really brings back memories. It was my first shooter game, and I'd always play it with my friends. It was the best. Amazing multiplayer too.

This game was amazing. It had no Master Chief, but that didn't matter one bit. This game's campaign revolves so heavily about sacrifice. The story is amazing, and sad as well. It was my first Halo game, and made me fall in love with the franchise. The multiplayer was also pretty amazing as well. Bungie went out with a bang. If only they could make Destiny as good as a game like this.....

Although this game was very weak when it was first released, I find this game to be very enjoyable now, especially with friends. As a huge fan of Star Wars, I can find enjoyment of Star Wars easily. Although this game is fun for me, there are issues. The fact of the season pass, no clone wars, no campaign. I hope Battlefront II can deliver on these holes, and make the perfect game that will last generations.