SavageJim

If you're an Indiana Jones fan, then playing this game will be like experiencing another movie for you. Although I'm not entirely finished with the main story, the overall plot has been a blast. The characters are compelling and have good development, and I even enjoyed the pace at which the game flows. Furthermore, the graphics are great, and the game offers good support for upscaling technology from both AMD and NVIDIA. In addition, it has ray tracing, which can spice things up if your system can handle it. However, since it's from Bethesda, it comes with its expected flaws, which hurts me to say. One of the major ones is the clunky combat. Unlike GTA V, Cyberpunk 2077, or Dying Light 2, the combat and overall movement of Indy feel quite unwieldy and not as fluid. You'll really notice this when you're trying to use a gun, run from enemies, or intuitively climb onto ledges. Another issue the game has is minimal fast travel capabilities, which can be very annoying given how large some of the maps are. Of course, it wouldn't be a Bethesda game without poor fast travel, but I'm glad they gave us any at all this time around. In addition, you'll also find yourself struggling to navigate the UI, particularly when you have to look back through notes or clues you've picked up along the way to solve puzzles that block your path forward. It's quite difficult to navigate the 'journal' system they created for this game. It would truly help if you could sort your notes (e.g., by name, date discovered, most relevant, etc). Overall, the game is well-made and a AAA title in my experience, but I wouldn't spend more than $45 USD or 60 CAD on it; it's just not worth that much money in its current state. With the release of the title on PS5, the game has seen many optimization and compatibility improvements when it comes to playing the game on PC, but I still believe there are many kinks to still sort out that can easily become a nuisance after a few hours into the game. Score: 8.8/10

Another failed COD, even worse than MW2019 (which was also a failed COD). I didn't think they could get any worse, but they just keep recycling old garabge with a new battle pass to sell. Skip this one, you're truly not missing out on anything.

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A glorious masterpiece that is a must play continuation of the wonderful GOW series. This is definitely GOTY!