Willmoy

Anyone who doesn't think this game is at least an 8 are either people who have a vendetta against David Cage or they are people who just don't like narrative driven games. The choices and the number of outcomes in this game is astounding. The game actually allows you actions and decisions to matter. I am not talking about just a falsetto sense of choice and consequence, I am talking about observable consequences. I think the game is awesome.

Torment:Tides Of Numenera is a gem ****. If you enjoyed Planescape Torment back in the day, or if you enjoyed the more recent Pillars of Eternity, you'll like Torment Tides Of Numenera. It's certainly a relief from the era of micro transaction/ multiplayer nonsense. I would recommend it to anyone who likes rpgs and story driven games.

Dark Souls is a good game. I won't even try to argue otherwise. However, unless you like repetitive grind and a very archaic plot, I cannot recommend the game. The game is very niche and beyond the average gamer's skill level, frankly. I played the game until level 40, and just became tired of trying to reach any coherent plot. It's just not something I would recommend to the typical gamer.

Really have enjoyed the game. I don't understand the negativity it has received at all. People keep citing facial animations. Mass Effect has never been known for "great" animations. I don't see this game being less than an 8.

People are real quick to forget this was game of the year for 2014. Rightfully so. Was 2014 a "weak" year? Maybe. What game was better? Shadow of Mordor? Really don't think so. Anyone who rates the game lower than an 8 are sour ****.

Honestly,probably the best game I have ever played. Graphically it is beautiful. Story and characters are outstanding.Meaningful sidequests.Decisions that ACTUALLY impact the game. If the game has any real drawback,it's the combat .While I felt it was improved compared to its previous installments, I can understand why some would find it cumbersome. However the game doesn't have any negatives glaring enough to negate the positives

I thought the game was well done. The game does have some issues with plot,but they're not glaring enough to deter from understanding the gist of the story.Frankly, I probably would have given the game a 9 had it not been for the horrendously done chapter 13 of the game. Anyone who has played the game knows exactly what I am referencing.

I am glad they are starting to make games where your decisions ACTUALLY impact the **** combat admittedly lacks some things to be desired,but that's really not what Torment is about. Long story short,if you don't like narrative driven games, Torment is probably not for you. However, if you are like me and like games with a lot of lore and story, Torment is a gem.