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I've played it 11.2020 and found no bugs or performance issues. So if port used to be bugged, now technically it's ok.

Great game ruined by critical bugs. Especially bugs are annoying when game limits your save points. If you loose hour of your game due to your mistake, you can blame yourself - it's part of the fun. If you loose hour of your game because your are stuck on never-ending loading screen it's **** expierence". If developers didn't rush with game realase, hire more testers it would be candidate for GOTY.

+ Interesting setup (60' Taiwan) + Climatic graphics - Too short, max 3h of gameplay. - Only 3 real puzzles (and rather easy btw) - Whole 4 chapter is just -> click, and go forward - First part is horror, second is just psychological mumbo-jumbo without any feel of danger

Quite a good game in general. However much slower than my favourite q3a, and there is too much luck factor involved. The problem is that it is ruined by meaningless skin/stamps. Who cares for that childish stuff? People are paying real money for pink ak-47 and rainbow knives? There should be an option to turn off custom skins.

The game itself is close to 10. However I can't say the same about port. It is better than DS1&2 but still there are plenty of bugs, performance and interface issues.

Much shorter than the first episode, but with greater replay value. However story, puzzles, and locations (mostly dark caves) are far inferior than predecessor.

It fallows gameplay of Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets, and presents new improved graphics. Nice thing is that all 3 main character can be played, but that really doesn't impact gameplay and player can't change character at will to use different strategy. Beside that game is much shorter and fallow less story known from books that it's predecessor, also minigames besides riding a Buckbeak are extremely dull.

This is huge improvement over the first game of the series. It is like all wishes like making better controls (strafing at last), better graphics (characters now open their mouth while talking), making collecting beans useful, etc - comes true. Story itself it still more or less faithful to book. Still it isn't revolutionary game, and nothing new is presented here (from whole game industry point) - but as fun game after reading a book I would certainly recommend it.

Well it is pretty faithful adaptation of book, which is not very common in games based on books/movies of that era. Gameplay however is completely standard. Controls are horrible, I wish there was strafing and more fluent mouse handling. However minigames like chasing Malfoy and idea of many secret across castle was pretty fun.

I recently finish playing fallout 1 once again after ~8 years of break and it still excellent game. For the first time I've tried finishing it using a character fighting only with unarmed weapons and that gave me new refreshing experience. I gave it 9/10 only because I find it little to short and for really poor companions management and lack of their story. Fallout 2 fix all those problems and it is truly the best cRPG of all time.

Just before F4 I've played CoD: Black Ops 3. That game had more RPG features than f4. This game is a grim joke. Creators decided to take **** and put fallout flag in it, and some blind fans will buy it anyway. Great marketing strategy. Why not sell boxes with real poo in it? Playing with faeces will give you better post apocalyptic role-playing experience.

It really depends what are your expectations. If you want a decent FPS you will be disappointed. If you want b-genre interactive action movie then you could be satisfied.

This expansion is just another new card packs, nothing spectacular. New mechanism (motivation) is interesting , but not very useful in ranked games. Also cards didn't really introduced new useful builds, maybe palladin become little less ****

I've played version 1.5 and it is still bugged. Most annoying part - I've got constant crashes just in the end in sequence 12. Beside that game is one of the most boring AC ever. Repetitive gameplay and story. I appreciate refreshed game engine and fact that creators wanted to make assassination more stealth like, however i was still able to kill all enemies using brute-force.

Great adventure game with unique atmosphere and graphics (isometric view is rare in this genre). Puzzles are well balanced however there are some minor problems with finding object that you can interact with (i.e. pixel hunting for a small stone that you can pick up). Also problem is with interface, I would prefer classic point&click + ability to run, than kinda strange way to hold mouse button and keep pointing place where to go. BTW I had huge problem with playing this (version from GOG) on modern machine. Random crashes with are hard to deal with (there are no direct patches, you could try limit execution of the game to 1 core, which helps but still i was playing with constant fear of crash...).

Opus magnum of Id software and whole FPS genre. Atmosphere, action, monsters, guns and rocket jumps. Great single campaign and multiplayer. This game have it all.

This game on PC is completely unplayable. Huge input lag, displaying console gamepad keys everywhere even I've setup game with mouse keyboard, random crashes and other **** game experience. Last time this bad conversion from a console I've seen in 90s. Maybe it's better on console, but on PC I definitely don't recommend it.

Decent main quest, however not so great side-quests and new game mechanics. Also little too much cutscenes/dialogue instead of real gameplay. In main game it was better balanced.

Wonderful adventure game. It reminds me gameplay of Sanitarium and American McGee Alice. Engaging story with will full of mysteries. It has very original graphic style and decent music. Puzzles are classic point&click adventure style and rather easy/medium - but game won't finish by itself. It represents interesting mechanism of changing realities to solve the puzzles - of course this is not something new in adventure genres, but done here very nicely. Little pity that it doesn't have voice acting, but beside that I felt that I've played fully professional production from huge game developer, not an indie game with a low budget.

It restored some good Neverhood related memories, but did not offer anything else. Too short, too easy, too repetitive, too buggy. Definitely lost potential.

Not a bad adventure game. + Fair gameplay length for a chapter divided game + Medium level of puzzles. Game won't finish itself as in telltale games, but probably you won't get stuck in some absurd puzzles like in LucasArts titles. +/- Humour is rather childish. Not for everyone. +/- Graphic is at most average. - Strange controls. Why not point&click - adjustment for dirty console peasants? - Lots of backtracking.

Not a bad sandbox game. Game extends Shadow of Mordor and new Batman games with car play in a good way. However most of missions (even those from main quest line) are quite similar and quickly become boring. Graphic is fine, music however is completely unnoticeable. The biggest pros however is a very good climate of Mad Max series - game manage to introduce new story, characters and locations that fits the universe.

I completely don't understand high score for this game. It's not bad, but nothing revolutionary. It just another indie game with 8/16 bit graphic that try to be ambitious in storytelling. But this time authors didn't completely forget about game play itself and even tried to introduce something new so game is not bad to play, but definitely too easy. Storytelling however completely didn't trigger in me any emotions.