Tom_Supreme

Every aspect of this game shows that a lot of love was put into it. Absolutely recommendable.

After the disastrous launch in 2016, Hello Games has managed to restore their reputation with every update. With this port, they have outdone themselves.

It's amazing what the Switch can run if some talented people put their hands on a port. From a technical standpoint, Dying Light is top notch for a Switch port. The frame rate, the graphics, the gameplay... everything is absolutely phenomenal. The game itself is scary enough to get you on the edge of your seat, especially at night time and the pure number of zombies can bring into some tense situations if you're not careful enough. All DLCs are included which is also very nice, you get value for money.

It's hard to believe how they turned three absolute classics into a pile of garbage. Rockstar and Take2 don't give a damn about gamers and their expectations as long as the money keeps flowing into their pockets. The Switch has gotten so many terrific ports of AAA games, but this is an insult. I'm glad I put my money into Fire Emblem Three Houses instead of buying this junk at full price.

The game is a classic Metroid experience. The graphics are top notch, the atmosphere is outstanding and the EMMIs add a lot of suspense. Sometimes it's a bit confusing to find the right path, but aside from that, the game has no flaws. A contender for GOTY.

Only EA can sell people the same thing for years and still make money with it. You would have to laugh if it wasn't so impudent.

This game is an absolute serious contender for GOTY. The visuals, the music, the world they created, the story... you can feel that Pixpil gave all of their heart to make this game as good as possible.

The first words that will run through your mind after the story is finished will be "What the hell" and that in the most positive way. Nothing will prepare what will happen in this visual novel. Do yourself a favor and read nothing about it when you want to buy it.

Getting a remastered version of Quake with new content and the N64 version for 10 € is enough incentive for purchasing this version.

The game looks a rough around the edges and the controls are a bit clunky sometimes but that can be neglected because the characters are so well written and alive. Road 96 has a high replay value and I will start the journey through Petria again to see what happens when my decisions are different from the first time.

Unfortunately another example **** hyped and pay for a game but getting nothing in return. The narrator is annoying, the combat system is crap, the main story is laughably short and i'm not willing to waste my time on finding secrets and Easter eggs and doing side missions.

This is a unacceptable slap in the face for every gamer. Instead of cancelling this "game" for the base models, they knowingly charged money for this hot mess. F*ck you, CDPR.

The Pathless is not a game for everyone. People who like it loud, crowded and action-packed will be bored and tired in no time. Those who liked games like Journey, ABZU, SotC or ICO will have a good time roaming around to free the world of darkness. It's unique but also in some ways familiar art style is eye-pleasing. A big plus is the Score from Austin Wintory, he has proven once again that he plays in the top league of composing video game scores.