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75€ AAA game that's worth 25€ top, it's basically the previous title with no improvements what so ever. First thing the game asks you is to plug in your controller, red flag for a poor port and indeed it is an abysmal port. User interface is awful, shortcuts are bad (hold Control + B to open inventory) and menu navigation is a nightmare (you have to press F in order to access the window to your right cause otherwise you can't click on it nor interact with it). Controls with mouse and keyboard are bad as well, shortcuts are again terrible (hold Control + G) and mouse has all sort of acceleration and dumpening, turning camera handling and aiming into a horrible experience. Graphics is mediocre at best, everything looks grey and the cities are empty with very little detail and decorations. The exteriors doesn't even feel open world cause you're forced to follow roads surrounded by cliffs and you can't swim othrwise you die...there is very little freedom if any at all. Performance are all over the place, with a 12700k and a 4080, I get around 60-90 fps in the open and around 40-60 fps in empty towns with NPCs popping in right in front of my character and heavy stuttering. The pawn system is cool on paper but it's bad as well, pawns are dumb and extremely annoying repeating the same sentences over and over and forcing animations like a high five every single time a fight ends. Quests are boring and mediocre, go fetch this, go kill that and even delivering items is a pain too cause you have to look for those items inside your inventory and drag them one buy one into some slots and finally hit the delivery button. You cannot have multiple characters and at release you couldn't even start a new game, you had to go offline in Steam and manually delete your files in order to have a fresh start. Add microtransations in a single player game and Denuvo as well and there you go, another awful, over priced, overhyped triple A game.

Graphics is outdated and everything is instantiated behind a loading screen. Music and sound effects are fine, even though many tracks seem copy-pasted from FO4. Controls are good. UI is terrible as in every Bethesda game, I guess they are too lazy to improve it cause modders will do their job for free every time. The main story is a go and fetch this item N times, pretty boring. Side quests are almost forgettable. Factions are either unoriginal (pirates looking for a lost treasure...) or missing (no bounty hunter faction that you can actually join). Factions quests are taken at a mission board like a dated mmo and are very basic, like kill this target, destroyt his ship, transport this item. Exploration is dull and tedius because planets are huge procedurally generated barren intantiated places with extremely rare random events and where points of interests are too far from each other turning the whole process into a running jumping simulator cause there are no vehicles or mounts. Dungeons aren't procedurally generated and with poor variety, you will encounter the same dungeon on every single planet, with the same enemies and items at the same positions. It gets old very very fast. Loot is basic and boring, nothing fancy that might add a new mechanic, just passive bonuses. Ship building is cool, though space combat is extremely basic and this too becomes boring very fast. This game is mediocre, boring, tedius, unoriginal and extremely limited and dated, maybe someone at Bethesda should retire in order for their games to improve and evolve.

It's a good game and a decent open world attempt, but it's completely ruined by a horrible, poor, lazy and inexcusable port that made me regret spending 80 euro for it. The setting is intriguing, but while some enemies are cool and interesting, many are just unimaginative, extremely repetitive and boring, e.g. undead with lance, undead with sword&shield, undead with axe, etc. Graphics is previous generation and the performance are abysmal with frame rate drops, stuttering and freezes. Sound effects are fine while music ranges from average to good; I bought the deluxe edition to get the 67 soundtracks but honestly I can't remember a single track I'd like to listen to again...disappointing. UI is made fro consoles... it's old, lazy and awful to use with mouse&keyboard. You can't use your mouse to interact with it. It is inconsistent, sometimes you use Enter other E, sometimes Esc others **** decided to waste one of the most comfortable button (Q) to use it just for closing a menu!? You open a menu with a button but you can't close it with the same button, you have to move you hand and reach another uncomfortable one. Why? Who knows... You can't rebind many controls, so you're stuck with a poor layout. You can add markers on the map but there are less than 10 icons and you can't add text, a very poor and lazy system. When you mouse over a location the tooltip doesn't pop out, you have to move a target icon with WASD over the location. When buying items you can't compare stats with what you're using...I have no words for ****'s just pathetic for a 2022 AAA 80 euro game...pathetic. While you can accept quests from the very few NPCs you find around, there is no quest log to remind you of anything you're supposed to do. In order to quit you have to open a menu, select an option, switch to the right window, select quit, return to the title screen, watch the titles, press any key, scroll the menu, select quit again...tedious. Controls are crap, some of them you can change others not and the default layout makes you think that whoever made it has never played a PC game before. To use quick items you have to hold E and press the Arrows letting the mouse go...instead of simply pushing comfortable buttons like 1-5 or QERFTGZXCV. Sprint and dodge are on the same button instead of Shift and At, this will lead to often dodgeroll instead of sprinting or you having to release the sprint and push it again in order to dodgeroll. You have to manually select Mouse&Keyboard prompts inside the Audio Menu (why!?), otherwise the game shows you XBox Controller shortcuts, even though you don't have a controller. It records commands while you're character is stuck in an animation and when the animations ends it fires them one after another... Can't climb which has become a standard in many Open World games. The trailers let you believe you get a flying horse of some sort, but the reality is that there are only a bunch of jumping pads positioned here and there. Camera is terrible and when you turn it, it keeps trembling and stuttering cause the script is fighting your command trying to constantly reposition the camera and giving you headache; sometimes it goes completely crazy and keeps turning in circles for no reason. AI sometimes is good others poor, for instance enemies can see you trough walls and attack you without checking the line of sight, e.g. archers keep firing at you even though you're are behind a wall. Combat doesn't have fixed rules, they keep changing so they can kill you easily. Some enemies get staggered when you hit them or block their attacks, others don't, and keep hitting you like nothing happened. Sometimes you can avoid a frontal attack by dodging towards the side or the back of an enemy, others the enemy while already in an attack animation, suddenly performs a 360° turn and hits you anyway. Projectiles like arrows, bolts, ballista shots, etc are guided missiles that turns midair following and hitting you even if you've moved sideways or dodged them. If while attacking your weapon hits a wall you get staggered, but when and enemy does it nothing happens, theirs animation isn't interrupted like yours. Spells are completely unbalanced and 95% of them are useless cause they deal much less damage then the basic one, making you think they didn't even test this game properly. They said you could play as an archer, but you simply can't cause you have to craft arrows and in order to do that you have to grind materials wasting more arrows, not to mention that sometimes you're going to die for hours while fighting a boss, which means you're going to waste thousand of arrows. A simple solution would have been letting you craft quivers with infinite arrows and enchant them to cast fire/poison/magic arrows, etc. Too complicated for these devs I guess. As I said, it's a horrible, poor, lazy and inexcusable port.

- They picked a pure white background for the UI and every time it pops out it blinds and you and hurt your eyes. - Every time a UI sound fires, all the other sounds skip for a fraction of a second, hopefully it's a bug and they will fix it. - They removed the very clear and practical development tree and add a new interface which is hard to read (vertical texts!?), navigate and understand. If it ain't broke don't fix it.. - Every time you are in the garage and pass across the camera section you have this annoying and very noisy clip with the F1 logo which pisses you off. - They reduced the fast forward speed and it takes ages to skip to the end of a session and if you use the shortcut it will not bring you back to the computer room. - Drivers ratings are all over the place. Coulthard has a higher rating than Rosberg who is a World Champion and won against Hamilton!? - The new tracks are missing.. - The old tracks haven't been updated.. - They copy-pasted everything else..literally ****'s unbelievable.. What exactly did they do in one year beside ruining the UI? Unless you want an updated roster, buy the old game, this one **** and it will only gets worse because of EA.. Finally EA increased the prices of the game in poor countries by a huge amount, so many gamers can no longer afford the game, but EA doesn't care cause is gonna milk people from rich countries anyway.

If you like AC Odyssey this will feel like a huge step in the wrong direction. Graphics is more realistic but colours are extremely oversaturated with drastic colour changes to the point that turning the camera results in repainting the entire world from green/blue to yellow/red. Also sunlight and beams are so strong to the point the they will hurt your eyes... Every action has been slow down and and received some form of inertia, which makes everything feel slow, heavy and clunky, from simple movement, to changing direction, climbing and fighting, everything feels like a chore. To perform some simple actions, like looting a big chest, you now have to call for help and wait until a member of your crew arrives, which is very annoying. Opening crates and or harvesting is no longer possible, you have to smash the containers or the mineral nodes, wait for them to be destroyed, wait for the loot to pop up and finally spam the loot button cause you can no longer grab everything nearby with a single action...also hitting a container is a freaking lottery because the aim is completely messed up and your character constantly misses the object that is right in front of him. Combat has lost its flow, it's no longer fast paced and has gained a useless stamina bar, also you can no longer craft arrows for whatever reason...!? The game constantly take away the control of the camera from you, which could be fine for console but it's extremely annoying for PC; for instance every time you run and call your horse, the camera automatically rotates and show you the freaking ground forcing you to stop and wait for the horse to **** if you try to fix the camera, it automatically turns back in the wrong position... The map is a mess, icons that showed locations are now tiny white and yellow lights that you can barely see because the map is also white...genius... Exploration is a pain in the ass, every freaking door is barred and you need to find an alternative hidden entrance or you have to find a oil jar to blow a barricade away, too bad the stupid jar is always hundreds of meters away, turning the whole process into an annoying treasure hunt chore. Some of the sound effects are very loud and annoying, also some triggers are completely wrong and as you explore you constantly trigger the same sound over and over. Music is not as good as in Odyssey, but it's ok. Voice acting is great.

Best Assassin Creed I've played. Main story is fine, side quests are okay, even though some are repetitive and dull. Graphics is great. Combat is engaging with different styles according to skills and weapons. Voice acting and music are fantastic.

The UI is a terrible, messy port with keyboard and mouse commands that fight each other to the point that in some menus the cursor just lock into something invisible and stop moving. Graphics is average, sometimes it looks good, sometimes it looks awful. Combat is clunky and controls are a messy mmo version; keybinding has problems too, for instance dodge and sprint are bound to the same key (why!?), so you can't remap one without changing the other. There is a talent tree but it's very limited, for example guns have only 4 talents that gives some passive bonuses and that's it. Enemy AI is bugged, sometimes NPCs stand still and do nothing. Voice acting is good for the protagonist and some other characters, awful for all the rest. Music is good and pleasant. The story and quests don't make any sense, you're the nephew of a prince and yet sometimes you're known to NPCs, sometimes you're a total stranger, sometimes you're treated with respect, others like scum. You spend the first hours of the game just running around doing errands, like looking for a cabin boy of a ship you don't care at all. Sometimes quests give you multiple choices but you can't actually pick the one you want cause everything is locked behind talents you haven't unlocked yet.

The game is quite simple, select a character, pick a mission and complete an objective in an instance while killing hordes of Skavens with a group or solo with bots. The combat is very basic, you have two weapons, one melee and one ranged and you can perform fast light attacks or slow heavy ones. In addition you have three slots, one for a healing item, one for a potion that gives you a temporary buff and lastly one for a grenade. Most of the time you fight hordes of weak minions, while every now and then a special enemy spawns and you must focus him to dispatch it quickly. At the end of the run, you get a random drop according to the quest difficulty, which you can either equip or use it at a forge. That's pretty much **** game is entertaining at the beginning, but it becomes boring very very quickly.

It's a good game although sometimes is way too realistic turning the game in a tedious real life **** instance when you want to loot a container, you need to align your character to it, hold E to open it, aim at each single item and hold R to loot them one by one and then hold E again to close the container in order to avoid colliding with the container's **** is seriously painful. The same can be said for controls, I find them tedious, clunky and not consistent...sometimes is E, other times is R, then F, then left click, sometimes is tap, others is hold...I spend more time looking at the corner of the screen to read what button I to to press, than at what is actually happening in the game. If you can go past these problems, the game is fine.

Considering this title has been advertised as THE next generation RPG, character customisation is mediocre at best...there are no sliders, parts and colour choice is very limited and you can't change your body height and size at **** you can choose between a small and big **** ended up creating a character that I don't like and doesn't feel mine, which in an RPG is pretty bad. Night city looks good but as you walk its streets you pass by many cool shops and locations which you can't enter or interact with because they are all fake making the whole experience very disappointing. Weather effects like rain are very poor, while sunlight is way too strong, especially when you drive a car using the interior camera, it completely blinds you, turning everything that is outside pure white. NPCs animations range from ok and smooth to stiff, stuttering, and buggy. Filler NPCs are full of bugs and glitches and extremely basic on par with much older games. NPCs density is no where near the one showed in the trailers (max setting); I've found a plaza where the density was pretty good, but truth is, most of the times you see only 2-4 NPCs or vehicles per street ; also where the density is high, it's very easy to see multiple clones in just a few meters. Again, they advertised this as THE next generation open world RPG, and yet it is exactly like GTA V, beside the missions there is very little to do or interact with...I guess they are saving the cool stuff for the online version? Because, you know, microtransactions... The UI is good but there are some very annoying features. The mouse cursor is a huge blue square with a grid and a minus symbol on it, that completely fails at pointing and selecting things without actually covering them. If you scroll down while reading a mission and then select another mission the scroll bar doesn't reset, so you have to scroll back up. When you're inside any menu there is an electronic whistle and a bip sound that repeat every 10 seconds driving you **** the other hand crafting and dismantling are strangely silent. Finally shortcuts are not consistent. Controls have problems too. Interacting is done through the F button instead of the classic E and you can't rebind it unless you hack it. Skipping scenes is done with C, but it's also used for other things, so you might accidentally skip dialogues and scenes. There is no clear shortcut button to sheathe your weapons nor a walk button. There is a button to accept phone calls but there isn't one to decline them and if you don't respond because you're busy, the phone call starts anyway. Cars handling is **** game is set in the future and yet the cars handle like an automobile from the 80s with very high and soft suspensions, making the car wobbling around like crazy. Vehicle damage is random and when vehicles crash into each other they bounce around like they are made of plastic. Finally there are no flying vehicles and the interior seat is far too low. Shooting and melee fighting seem fine, although there are bugs. Sound effects are okay, while music goes from great and appropriate to absolutely horrendous and out of place. There are radio stations like in GTA, so you can pick the genre you prefer. The story has been great so far, but something I didn't like at all is that when you're introduced to your first companion, instead of letting you create a bond with him while playing the game, they show you a 1 minute video clip montage of you and him doing activities together forcing his friendship down your throat. The game is infested with bugs. I saw NPCs talking with their mouth closed, sliding around, running against walls, stuck in a T pose, playing animations that require objects while said objects are either missing or static or duplicated in mid-air. I saw NPCs shot in the air Skyrim style, others instantly teleported outside a vehicle and then launched across the sky at light speed while the vehicle kept going in the opposite way. Vehicles fail their path and crash or run over you and other NPCs. The police attacked me for no reason even though I was distant and minding my own business. Running sometimes doesn't make any noise; also if you sprint along the fence of a bridge your character can automatically jump off the bridge committing suicide. Sometimes when you jump over an object your character is stuck in a landing animation. The main quest can completely brake, same goes for the radar. Switching weapons can completely break your hands. You can kill people sitting in a car from outside through a closed door with a melee weapon. Items can glitch preventing looting. The last time I saw a game this bugged was Fallout 76... it's not a bad game, but it's not as good as they advertised either, and I honestly don't see how can you call this THE next generation open world RPG when most of the features are barely on par with much older games.

Graphics and animations are very good, there are plenty of different locations and because the world is huge there is a lot to explore. Sound effects and music are brilliant. Combat is entertaining with many different weapons and styles, although sometimes your character becomes unresponsive and you get punished because of that. Crafting is a very basic and character customisation is very limited. The gameplay looks interesting at the beginning, but then you realise there isn't much to do a part from killing a bunch of enemies or look for some items. The side quests are more of the above and boring to the point that after 20 hours I started to skip them all. The main story is a huge pile of **** garnished with many historic errors and fantasies, all due to the feminist propaganda they forced into the game. A bunch of losers that achieved nothing in their lives, used a video game to piss on some of the greatest figures of human history, transforming them in sexist villains and a woman, that never existed, and a group of coward and corrupted roman politicians into heroes...pathetic...

First of all, keep in mind that if you buy this game via Steam, you won't be able to refund it, because Steam downloads a 500Mb launcher and then the latter downloads the whole game (at the moment over 110Gb), which means unless you can download the whole thing in under 2 hours, by the time you're done, the product will no longer be eligible for a refund. I like the game and I'm enjoying it but there are few problems here and there. It took ages to download because the launcher is buggy and can get stuck and reset. The loading screen is way too slow even while using a SSD. The UI is broken and while in menu shortcuts for keyboard and joypad don't work, you have to use the mouse. Tutorial is really really short. Airplane selection isn't that big. Base price is 70 ****'s almost a 20% price increase from the usual 60 euro for no reason. If you want more airplanes or better graphics (airports) you have to pay even more, like 30 euro more for a few planes? How can few planes costs almost half of the base game? Unless you allow the game to constantly download data, the graphics won't look really good and even then certain areas look fine while others are still very very ugly.

This map is a big pvp battleground, probably a discarded 2 faction map considering is 100% symmetrical along the vertical axis, done sacrificing many pve aspects of the game, as usual. All human NPCs locations have been removed, there are no camps, no fortifications, no temples or villages, which also means that there are no new human factions at all and all human NPCs are recycled from the previous map. There are only 2 types of exterior locations: ruins with undead and wreckage with, again, undead, that's it...once you've seen one, you've seen them all. They advertised new creatures but 95% of animals and monsters are either recycled creatures from the previous map, or old enemies retextured or slightly remodeled with the same broken AI, attacks, animations and sounds (e.g. elephants with 4 tusks instead of 2, black wolves instead of grey ones, same crocodiles, same undead, retextured hyenas, etc.). There are a dozen dungeons but all of them use the same graphics with only different light and objects, and the advertised puzzles are just levers that you pull to open a door or rise a platform...minimum effort. Each dungeon's got only 1 or 2 type of enemies, which makes every fight the same from the beginning till the end of the run; the dungeon boss, which isn't even a guaranteed spawn, it's just a bigger version of a normal enemy with more health and damage and no special attacks or mechanics...this is poor and lazy. To add to the joke, if another player complete a dungeon, you, that had nothing to do with it, can't enter the same dungeon until its cooldown resets. Also sometimes the boss gets stuck in a wall and becomes immortal, also there are bugged empty chests, also in each dungeon there is a chest that requires a skeleton key, but you can't get the key inside the dungeon, you have to kill a boss creature outside that has nothing to do with it...makes sense right? Back to human NPCs... In this game in order to progress you need to capture human NPCs called thralls and place them at crafting workbenches, thus unlocking better items; in the previous map, you could find and assault cool and different locations, capture these NPCs and bring them home. Here? You can't, because they removed all human NPCs Fallout76 **** worked so well for that game, didn't it, why not doing the same here? What you have to do instead, is kill 500, yes 500, special enemies that spawn in the middle of the map during a storm to gather a special resource and another couple of hundred dungeon enemies to collect another special resource. Once you have done that, which is going to take around 15-20 hours if you're a solo player and play legit, you can activate a machine at a shrine that opens a portal and spawns thralls, basically it recycle them from the previous map... Problem is that after at least 15-20 hours of grinding, tier 4 crafting thralls are not even guaranteed and the chance to spawn at the moment is very very small, which turns the whole process into a freaking grind fest! So instead of exploring cool locations and fight to capture thralls, you have to grind hundreds of resources by killing the same enemies over and over for hundreds of hours and get nothing in returns! What a fantastic game design! Not only it's horrible from a pve point of view, because it's a grinding simulator nobody asked for, but it's also horrible for pvp as well, because pvp player want to do pvp, not farming enemies and grinding resources. And finally guess who is going to benefit from this? The solo player? Nope. The small clan? Nope. The big alpha clan... To sum it all up, this pvp "expansion" feels cheap and lazy, it's poorly designed and a freaking grind fest beyond **** other words, it's pathetic.

If you like arcade racing games, there are better and cheaper products you can buy, such as Forza, NFS and even Grid; if instead you like sim games, you should stay away from this smelly pile of trash, because compared to the previous titles of the series, it has been stripped down of all the features that make a good racing game. - There are no longer different type of tyres (soft, hard, intermediate, wet), instead you have one tyre that magically adapt to the weather as you drive. - Tyre degradation is gone. - Fuel consumption is gone. - Pit lanes are always closed because you can no longer pit. - The race weekend has been completely erased. - There are no practice sessions. - There are no qualify sessions. - The default race consists of 2 laps with the player starting form the bottom of the grid. - There is no offline single player customisable season, a feature that players requested already for Project Cars 2 and the Devs responded they would implement it in the sequel (i.e. PC3, this **** other words, they lied. - Cars are no longer realistic, instead they have a bunch of stats like a character of an RPG. - The weather system is joke but it doesn't even matter considering how the tyres magically automatically adapt. Then you have a list of things that haven't improved at all and some of them even took a step back. - The damage of the car isn't realistic. - The AI is dumber, keeps ramming you, doesn't change gears and receive magic speed boosters that go beyond the capacity of the car. - The graphics, compared to other recent titles, is much worse. - Car customisation is a joke and works only on certain models, so for instance if you buy a new body-kit for some the car, nothing visually changes. - The UI used to be elegant and cool, now it makes the game look like a cheap mobile game for kids, with over saturated colours. - There isn't a minimap, instead along the tracks the are a bunch of annoying invasive mobile game floating icons that tells you what to expect next. And the list goes on.. The hilarious thing is that they still try to sell this pile of trash as a next gen sim game..this is offensive..offensive and pathetic.

The game is a cheap copy of Fallout in space where pretty much everything is average. Even though the game is not open world but instantiated, the graphics is average at best with few stutters and FPS drops here and there; textures and models are ok but the maps are small, repetitive, not memorable and with very few NPCs. Rocks and trees are sparse, they are all identical, 1 model per planet, and they don't blend in with the rest of the environment. The sky is awful, the clouds are very low res and blurry and they even managed to place them behind **** can a cloud stays behind a planet, I have no idea. Cities feel empty due to the lack of NPCs, compared to games like GTA V or the upcoming Cyberpunk, they are laughable. The same goes for enemy locations, there are at best 4-5 enemies per location putting this game on par with that piece of crap of Fallout 76..even Rage 2 has a better enemy/location ratio and it is not instantiated like this one. The character creation is on par with a 15 years old Korean **** have 4 decent male faces (2 western and 2 Asian) and that's it, because the rest are too ugly to be fixed with the fews slider at your **** of course you can't even swap eyes, nose or mouth, you can barely move them **** guess what, you can put beards on female **** finally don't even think about modify the body of your character because you **** that really matters considering they didn't even bother to add a 3rd person mode..lazy and cheap. The armours look ok, but there are very few models, at level 20 you still find the same models than you found at level 1. The equipment is ridiculous, you only have two pieces, helmet and armour..Fallout 4 had SIX pieces, Skyrim and Oblivion FOUR..this game has **** gloves, boots, shoulders pads, bracer, jewels or some new original gadget considering it's a space game..nope, just two pieces..cheap, lazy and pathetic. What about weapons..there are many models here, though their stats are always the same..they could have added some special bonuses to add some variation but nope. Also there are no explosives or grenades or mines, nothing at all, and you can bind only four weapons..similar games allow PC players to bind up to 10 weapons/items, this game allow you to bind 4..they went the cheap way even in ****'s a crappy console port. Combat..melee is very basic, you can only swing your weapon or block, I don't think there is even a light/strong attack, let alone special abilities, and most of the time you don't understand if you have hit the enemy or **** can hit en enemy three times and the guy doesn't even flinch, like nothing has happened. Ranged combat is ok, nothing special or fun like Rage2 or Doom. The crosshair is offset for no **** you have only three types of bullets, light, heavy and energy..again they picked the cheap and lazy way, at this point they could have made just one type and call it" ammo".. What about the enemy ****'s dumb, very dumb: either they walk/run toward you or stand still. If you pick a long range rifle you can kill them one by one with zero effort. There are also companions you can hire but their AI is dumb **** they switch to a melee weapon and the next enemy is far away, they don't switch back to their ranged weapon but they charge all the way with their melee one..I have no words, really..also, at the moment, if you assign an helmet to a companion, you can't remove it..good job, did they even test it!? Music and sound effects are ok; voice acting is great, very well done. Dialogue are fine but the options you pick don't really matter most of the **** have additional choices if your dialogue skills are higher, but they still don't matter because if you pick them or not the ending is still the same..either you accept what they want you to do or leave the conversation. The main story is nothing special, honestly you won't give a damn about it. Side quests are average, as usual go fetch this, go kill that, pretty standard and boring stuff. The loot is very repetitive, same armours, same weapons, same consumables, same junk over and over..there is nothing exiting about it and after 1 hour of game you will already start to automatically pick stuff up with out bothering to check what it is. They managed to make even hacking and lock-picking boring by not implement any **** just have to hold a button, might as well remove them completely. What else, the UI is clunky, compare items is a chore, you have push a button to save the item you want to compare and them move over to another item and when you're done you have to go back to the old item to cancel the previous selection..they tried to reinvented the wheel and failed. Also there is no tooltip with descriptions and explanations when you mouse over stuff you don't know. **** a AAA 60 euro/dollar game it falls short by a big margin.