SvenL1975

Don't waste your time. How this game ever got made is a mystery to me. There is absolutely no point in playing this.

What an amazing game. Just an experience more than a game. Great characters, wonderful music, just a gem **** in a sea of mediocrity.

Empty, soulless slop. This is the most generic game I've ever seen. It wasn't done by AI, because even AI would be able to make a more interesting game. It's beautiful to look at, but that's all. Such a waste of time.

Regarding the game - it's a wonderful continuation of the series. Yes, the art style is different, but that has been the case for every entry in the series. Not having all the choices from previous games matter was a bad idea but understandable - it's been ten years since the last game. So if you love fantasy, good stories and great characters, go and buy this game!

Such a great game. It's such a tragedy that a few idiot reviewers killed any chance of a sequel. I'd almost criminal.

What a disappointment. Bethesda keeps making the same game since Morrowind. They slightly upgrade the graphics, but it's the same bland story, boring characters with no facial expressions and an empty lifeless open world. Bioware has always been better, CD Project Red left them in the dust long ago and now Larian Studios is running circles around them. It's just sad.

They turned Halo into a bad Ubisoft game. Bored, uninspired world, repetitive tasks, confusing story, uninteresting characters... It's time to let this tired franchise die.

Isn't it funny, how all the reviews complaining about a supposed "SJW" agenda are barely legible because of having the orthography and the grammar of a monkey? So ignore the 688 (at the time I'm writing this) reviews by Trump-voters, you'll risk getting dumber just by reading them. This is a good game. Not perfect, full of bugs and missing some major participants in WW2. It's unfinished and releasing it in this state was a big mistake. But they'll fix the bugs, add the missing pieces and it might end up being the best WW2-shooter in a few months.

What a sad waste of resources and time. I hope that the complete failure of this doesn't kill Bethesda, I love their games. This, however, is not a game - it's an empty, shallow shell **** with not a single redeeming feature.

A technical masterpiece, an absolute work of art... but just not a good game. No matter how beautiful the world is, it doesn't matter if playing in it is no fun. The gameplay is antiquated, the characters are dull and there are some pretty stupid gameplay design choices that frankly make me wonder if anyone actually playtested this mess. I'm not talking about bugs, there are hardly any, but about the way the game just keeps trying to make playing it a chore. I'm not sure what to think about the 10/10 reviews by professional critics. Maybe they expected us to love the game and were afraid to be the one reviewer who points out all the flaws of this game. But one look at the User Score here clearly shows that this Emperor has no clothes, and there are a lot of kids here pointing this out.

Very, very strong start to the season. The first two episodes have been among the best yet. I really hope they'll manage to finish the season despite all the trouble of the last few weeks.

What happened? The Dark Souls series is my favorite game series of all time. The games, even the second, are perfect, so I expected Bloodborne to be at least as good. Then I played it. All skill has been replaced by button .mashing, there are no tactics, the game seems to be designed for a monkey with ADHS. Everything and every enemy looks the same, it's all just so boring. Barely any story, no interesting characters, no interesting lore, nothing. It's as if they made a list of everything great about the Souls series and then decided to cut all of it. An absolute disgrace, I just don't know how this game could have happened...

I always avoided starting the Dark Souls games because I heard that they were so hard and I get frustrated easily. When the remastered version of the first game came I out, I decided to give in and give it a try. The last six weeks I played through all three games, all of the DLC, every optional boss - everything. Then I started Bloodborne and was surprised how bad it was, but that is another story. So give the game a try. It's not that hard, it's just not easy. Expect spending a few hours on the Internet, looking up the backstories of some of the character, or get some things explained that are not that clear. You will get one of the greatest gaming experiences of all time.

I always avoided starting the Dark Souls games because I heard that they were so hard and I get frustrated easily. When the remastered version of the first game came I out, I decided to give in and give it a try. The last six weeks I played through all three games, all of the DLC, every optional boss - everything. Then I started Bloodborne and was surprised how bad it was, but that is another story. So give the game a try. It's not that hard, it's just not easy. Expect spending a few hours on the Internet, looking up the backstories of some of the character, or get some things explained that are not that clear. You will get one of the greatest gaming experiences of all time.

I always avoided starting the Dark Souls games because I heard that they were so hard and I get frustrated easily. When this remastered version came I out, I decided to give in and give it a try. The last six weeks I played through all three games, all of the DLC, every optional boss - everything. Then I started Bloodborne and was surprised how bad it was, but that is another story. So give the game a try. It's not that hard, it's just not easy. Expect spending a few hours on the Internet, looking up the backstories of some of the character, or get some things explained that are not that clear. You will get one of the greatest gaming experiences of all time.

Ignore most of the "professional" reviews for this, they have never been fair about games by Quantic Dream and they certainly won't start with this one. Detroit: Become Human is the cumulation of everything that David Cage has done before. Sure, other companies have copied this kind of game - some of them even very well, like Telltale - but this game shows just how far ahead Quantic Dream really are. The game is very close to perfect, both technically and regarding the story. So ignore the professionals and look at the User Score. And add at least another point to make up for the people giving this a bad rating, just because they are not able to follow or appreciate the story.

Best shooter in years. Storyline is okay, however seeing a **** is a little too close to reality right now. But it is great that Bethesda doesn't shy away from the topic and the controversy. And can we pause for a moment and think about what it means that a game about killing **** is considered controversial by some "people" in 2017???

The first three acts are a clear 8/10, maybe even a 9. Then Act IV starts and we get a tacked on part that either takes days or weeks to finish or you can just buy loot boxes to get through it quickly. And all you get afterwards is one lousy cutscene and the end credits. If you are willing to stop playing after Act III, you'll have a great experience with this game, they improved almost everything since the first game. Until they fix the final act, my rating will be 0/10 however.

I wasn't sure what to expect after their last few games which ranged from great (Enslaved) to mediocre (DmC). The idea of an indie game with AAA-graphics seemed interesting. The result is breathtaking. While smaller in scope than Horizon Zero Dawn, this might be even more beautiful. And the ideas behind the game, the focus on it's subject matter and the dedication to do justice to such a complicated concept are amazing. Don't read any spoilers, don't watch any trailers - this is an experience that is more powerful the less you know about it in advance. It's not long, maybe eight hours, but it's a lot longer than your regular, full priced shooter's single-player campaign. And while you'll forget that campaign within weeks, you'll remember Hellblade for a long, long time. We need more games like this!

Don't believe the negative hype. Yes, it has bugs. Yes, it has a lot of bugs. Yes, the facial animations are not that great and sometimes really bad. But at it's core it has everything that has made this series great. Some characters are bland, but there have always been bland characters (Ashley?). Of course we're not as close to the characters as we were in Mass Effect 3 - but we'll get there in the sequels. The graphics are amazing, the combat is miles ahead of the last game and the story is a very good start into this new adventure. Without the bugs (which will be squashed by a few patches) this game easily is a 9/10 compared to most of the crap out there. And the user score is a joke because of the troglodyte Trump-voters who give this a 0 because it features some strong female characters. Please go back to your mommy and tell her how evil all those "SJWs" have been to you. And just for that I'm going to add another point to my rating, just because of the strong female characters.