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Summary: Expansion that is sold as a squel. The rewrites are very clear because there is a plot hole galore. Way easier, dumbed-down version of Subnautica that rather poorly focuses on plot rather than mystery and the eerie exploration. The map is surprisingly small, no wonder many people call it DLC instead of a sequel. I really don't like the overland exploration because it's annoying and lacks the verticality of sea-based gameplay that is a keyfeature of Subnautica. I miss the vehicles from the original. Snowfox is useless, it handles like a cargo container not a hover bike, and there is almost no reason to use it. Prawn controls way better than in the previous game, but it's not really necessary because the game is easy and there is no need for mining. Seatruck is ok considering the small map size making the Cyclops overkill. I really like the few quality of life additions to base, and the new decorations and large room are nice. The story is all over the place. I liked the architect part but you can accidentally finish the game without even finding out about your sister, you know the reason you are there in the first place. You don't even get clear hints like in the previous game, that why you have no idea what to do regarding sister subplot, the main one is way easier with automatic beacons.

Superb writing; awesome motion capture, dubbing, and overall graphics; mediocre gameplay; some awful quick time events paired with non-skippable cutscenes (especially one in the pink goo, what they were thinking), although they can be bypassed via accessibility option. It was a long time since I had the pleasure to listen to some truly well-written and funny dialogue. Drax is hands down the best character, the movie version can't even compete. The well-done mocap is quickly noticeable, especially on Gamorra and Ko-rel. Amazing voice cast that fit very well with the writing.

I can't really rate the whole game because I only played the rather mediocre campaign. I decided to give it a try because it's available on gamepass. I had some fun, and got to know the different types of vehicles from star wars up close.

Enormous step down after very good Origins. They took everything and apparently decided to make it worse. I liked many of the characters, but the gameplay is a joke when you think about it. They just made one big city that is copy, of a copy of a copy and some small locations on the outskirts of it, and that is for them good sequel. To stretch gameplay time they force you to travel the same maps and fight the wave attacks on your team - it didn't change that there is not much to do.

I love it, same as Forza Horizon 4. This one is even more noob oriented, but it's not exactly bad thing. One thing that kind of annoyed where the Spanish words randomly inserted into the dialogues. Because of it I felt like it was Dora the Explorer, not racing game.

I like it as much as the Hitman 2016. Fantastic game with memorable maps and targets. I finished all missions with 20/20 mastery, 100% challenges and Silent Assassin Suit Only + Sniper Assassin.

I had rough time starting the game because I only knew the linear gameplay from Absolution, and way expecting something along those lines. But after forcing myself through Paris I fell in love with this game, finishing all missions with 20/20 mastery, 100% challenges and Silent Assassin Suit Only + Sniper Assassin.

For me it's step down from the two previous titles. It's rather obvious that IOI wanted to be done with Hitman, and focus on other things. Missions and maps are less complex, and we get max. 3 missions stories now. They even abandoned the accents from dubbing (present in Hitman 2 but not 1). The targets are way less memorable.

Very unimpressive. I played the Torchlight I and II and although they story was always meh, I liked the gameplay. Gameplay is very basic, a big step down from previous titles. Quite a few filler content like the forts, gathering something to get account wide bonuses etc. I encountered some annoying bugs like the disappearing pet that can be brought back only by switching to some other one. I played it on gamepass, otherwise I would be pretty pissed.

Fun gameplay loop with unorthodox quest design. I unlocked all forms and maxed them out, and even then I didn't have one favourite because I tailored my skills and forms to challenges ahead. Very nice style reminding me of Don't Starve. Quite a lot funny and weird moments.

The most astonishing game I have ever played. The best sound and music design that makes a lot of this game feel very tense, when in fact you are quite safe. I won't write much here to avoid spoilers, just play the game and you won't be disappointed.

Although I like more story based games, FH4 sutied my just fine. I liked the gameplay, lots of things to do. My one gripe is how RWD cars are super hard to control when compared to FH5.

What a let down after marvellous and magical Fable Lost Chapters. This game is simply basic. Add to it incredibly low difficulty and idiotic UI that teleports you to room just to change something or get present for someone.

It was the end of my WoW experience because after Cataclysm I stopped playing. The changes to maps where good idea on paper, and many players complained that old maps are lifeless, but that's the way it is with MMORPGS. The flying mounts in Azeroth where biggest mistake ever, it ruined core maps for me. It is also the very start of countless ways to dumb-down the game, making everything simpler for causal players.

What happened after the first game? This is completely different game, nothing in common with Risen 1. If they wanted to make rather bland and akward Pirate game they should just made another series, not ruin this one. This game has one of the word combat system I have ever played, fighting is like swinging uncooked noodle at cardboard box.

It's simply THE MMORPG. I haven't played for many years, but the base game itself was genre defining and still is.

My very first experience with MMORPGs, I spend countless hours in it, even more on private serves with absurd amount of x Exp and "resets" that eventually made you so OP that some skills couldn't keep up and where buggy.

The introduction of flying mounts in Outland was huge change in the gameplay, ganking was even easier for **** so not that good from this standpoint. I liked new races, and the changes overall, maps where great.

Excellent sequel, that I enjoyed the same as the previous game. The games takes place on exotic maps, welcomed changed after very grassy European art style. New units, especially the mounted archers are quite a game changer. The mercenaries are a nice addition because you can play differently, focusing more on making gold by the means of production or taxes. The one downside is the lack of campaign storytelling that was very nice in the first game, here you just get small info before playing basically a series of fixed maps.

Review only for the campaign. After the big hype, I decided to play my first Halo game ever. Because it's a whole series I thought the plot will heavily rely on at least the previous title. After copious reading and watching recaps on YT, it turns out that they simply scrapped the buildup of Halo 5. Instead of continuation, we have a kind of soft reboot where throughout the game we learn about events that had already happened. I hoped to find something more than plot exposition about things that 343 wrote off in the background. The game begins on a high note but loses a lot of its charm when we progress to the open-world part where things get very repetitive: Go to point A; Plug in the Blue woman to the thingy; Listen to Blue woman talking with Green Man; proceed to do the same thing in other parts of the map; Oh sometimes the big red guy talks through a hologram. Before you have a chance to plug the blue woman into some apparatus you have to destroy some coils, get power cells and clear out FOBs to get access to fast travel, weapons, and vehicles. If you are a completionist you can do other very repetitive things like destroying propaganda towers or collecting audio logs. The plot is really weak, and like I said it consists mostly of Master Chief talking with the Weapon. I liked the combat, especially the grappling hook that allowed me to be more dynamic and creative on the battlefield. Boss fights are simply awful. You are trapped in a small arena with a guy that is simply a bullet sponge. They made the combat area small to hide the fact that boss AI is basic, helped by high damage and HP. The hammer guy is the worst boss I fought in a long time. He is not challenging in a good way, this fight is simply annoying. If you go into it with bad weapons you are screwed because he jumps across the room and 1-2 shots you. The grunts made my day many times with their humorous quips, so big thumbs up for that - the grunt communications officer is an especially funny one.

Enjoyable single player campaign, never played multiplayer so I can't rate it.

I like the dialogues but gameplay itself is very clunky, especially combat and movement. The marshland is especially annoying because of nonsensical map limitations. The maps are small and limited, but seem bigger because there is no fast travel so you have to run a lot from A to B and to A again. The main story is meh, but like I said the dialogues are very well done.

This game is perfect example of why sometimes you should stick to 2d, instead of switching to 3d. For me the play style is completely different, and not as fun. The additions of waste, rats and more makes the game more complex, but it doesn't changed that it's very mediocre at best.

I LOVE this game since my childhood, and even today nothing changed. The scribe, granary and increasing taxes is still a meme in my country. The Polish localization was very well done, adding more to the awesome experience.

The only game in this series that I played, and although it's not my kind ****, I enjoyed it very much. It's extremely addicting, so behave or "just one more round" syndrome. The music in the main menu is beautiful.

My favourite stealth-based real-time tactics game, one of the games that I will always remember fondly.

Good sequel to fun Torchlight I, that builds on it's predecessor. Just like in the previous game, I like pet's that make inventory management a whole less of a hassle. The story is bacic, almost non-existing but that's a norm for this type of games.

Fun action role-playing hack and slash dungeon crawler with nice colourful art style that is refreshing after so many Diablo-like games.

Very good real-time strategy, one of the real-time strategies that I played the most. Fans of the original game seem to be very divided in their score, but all I can say it was worth the money.

Wonderful indie game, little weird at first but you will quickly get **** into it. The narrator's voice-over and music is one of the major things that make this game a memorable experience.

One of the games that I played a lot in my childhood, and also a guilty pleasure because I wouldn't tell any friends that I enjoyed it so much xD

Very unique idea for a game, that delivers some nice head scratchers. It's easy to see why this game is so popular.

Very good sequel to a fantastic Arkham Asylum. I enjoyed every bit of it, completing almost everything that was to be done.

Wonderful game, even for someone like me who isn't big fan of Batman, or even comics overall. The gameplay is interesting (play on gamepad), map is small-ish and restricted but it's enough for the premise of the game. I was absolutely blown by the voice-over and style of the Joker.

Excellent game, perfect for fans of strategies. I have to be honest, I **** at leading my troops so the AI wrecked me mercilessly. The auto-fight results in wins based more on numbers than quality, plus removes the whole fun of being commander.

Fantastic shooter, with good humor and dynamic play-style that awards team play and punishes recklessness.

After playing the first game, the 3D in this instalment was quite a big change. I liked the different nations, with Capital bonuses.

Ah such a classic. Although the nostalgia definitely changes perception of good old game, but Age of Empire is there reason I like real-time strategies.

Very engaging plot, nice graphics and sound. Unfortunately it is short, and after you finish the story there is nothing else to do.

Without mods that game would be way worse. The graphics are clunky, plot non existent and game itself seems very raw, somehow unfinished. But it's great in what it tries to offer you - basically army commander simulator where you can beat the crap out of hundreds of enemies. Sieges are raw like the rest of the game, but it doesn't change the excitement when you cower behind a shield, trying to avoid merciless barrage of arrows.

The only game that made cleaning up trash and puke fun. I never played the previous game, so maybe thats why my rating is higher than other players. Back in the day I had a lot of fun playing it so it was worth it.

When I first bought it I had no idea what to expect, but it pleasantly surprised me. Driving, fighting and plot is very good. The idea o getting different skills depending on whenever you are good or crooked cop was fantastic.

Back in the day it was THE game to play with friends and family. I loved the total mayhem you could cause and those funny little worms that try to brutally kill each other. "Hallelujah!"

My first racing game ever, and I absolutely loved it as a kid. The racing itself was very good but I liked it even more thanks to the special races where damages to the car had to be repaired on limited budget.

I liked it. The combat is great and whole setting epic. There are some issue here and there but definitely worth a play.

Fun fast paced game, but nothing to be amazed by. Worth buying for couple bucks, but definitely not the full release price.

Interesting take on survival game, with quite sad and depresing feeling because of the setting. I played quite a lot an generaly if you stick to being a good guy trade/producer things get easy.

This game is a definition of guilty pleasure because it's so f. up that your momma would be disappointed in you after seeing you play it. If I had to sum it up quickly: Silencer made from a cat, and pouring gasoline and piss on people.

Unfortunately it's an average game that doesn't even comes close to the previous title.

Once upon a time I was really addicted to this game. The whole idea of being a god with awesome creature that grew and changed based on what you did is even today unique, so kudos for that. I love those two advisors (one good and the other evil) that constantly tried to persuade me to their way of life. Even today I still remember the sailors song :)