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I recommend it, but consider the prices for anything for any f2p games. Ratings: * Story: 9.5 / 10 * Gameplay: 10 / 10 * Graphics: 10 / 10 * Open world: 8 / 10 * Ultrawide / Super-ultrawide support: 10 / 10 * Player support and feedback: 10 / 10 * Optimization: 10 / 10 Among the advantages, I can note the support for ultrawide monitors, with the ability to set the settings to display animations from quests with a screen limit but keeping everything on the game engine in full screen. Cons: * Somewhat slow and not updated gameplay until the start of version 2.0

I recommend the game, From the pros: plot gameplay lack of hints during combat (showing immediately how to defeat enemies, driving by the player's hand, all this is missing) amount of customization game optimization full support for ultrawide, super-ultrawide (all cutscenes are full screen and on the game engine) Disadvantages: in some places not all lists for searching for something are available in the menu (cans/bottles are only available at the base)

A great game, but not for everyone, although work has been done on the errors of the previous part, so some players may like it more than the previous series. The new weather and event system is not used enough and has a minimal impact on the game. Of the pluses: graphics, plot, number of opportunities in the game. Of the minuses for myself, some locations are very difficult to open for 5 stars, since orders do not appear for a very long time.

When an 18-year-old game looks better and features a character design that’s more faithful to the comics, even though it was considered a flop at the time of its release, it’s surprising to see this version of the game. How on earth did they manage to mess up Wolverine’s face? The actor in real life looks more like the character than his in-game version does. Spending 300 million on this and six years of development only to end up with a game like this is a disappointment.

Instead of games, we get the promotion of politics, instead of choices, we get a completely linear game that makes choices for you, instead of detachment from the real world, we get training on how not to offend the offended. The game has completely lost everything that was in the series before with the ability to play different roles, and even be on the negative side, instead the characters are constantly apologizing, afraid to say even an extra word wrong. All dialogues are written very poorly, without logical connections between them. Male characters can't be men, it's always something in the direction of women, female characters look like men no matter how you set it up, and the options are limited in everything else.

A beautiful game with a design similar to The Witcher 3 in terms of drawing the user's attention to interesting gameplay mechanics every 10-15 seconds. It also has a well-thought-out design for traveling around the world with special points of interest where the world is ready for screenshots).