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This is a fantastic game set in 1950's Americana. The graphics are gorgeous and a ton of work went into the game's physics engine, as almost everything is destructible. I had a great time barreling through sun soaked street creating havoc while on delivery missions. This game has an interesting story that takes several unexpected twists and turns. At the time of this writing the game is free on the Epic gamestore, so you have nothing to lose if you want to try it out.

If you're a neckbeard who can live inside the game 24/7 you'll probably love this expansion, it was made for you. For everyone else it's a terrible slog through boring time gated content and continually buffed mobs coupled with ilvl scaling which actually makes you feel weaker as you pick up more powerful gear. Loot has been nerfed and drops much less frequently, world quests give next to nothing and torghast has once again been made more difficult, all in an effort to appease the mythic/heroic raiding crowd who find it all too easy. Seriously, if you have a life outside of this game, do not buy the expansion, the only way Ion and company will learn is taking a hit to the wallet. This is a pathetic expansion where every sytem is clearly created to make you spend more time for less reward, I have a feeling this will be the expansion with the least amount of content to date, there is no other reason for the ungodly amount of gating and taking away of quality of life systems players enjoy *flight whistle*.

This game is basically Madden 2020 with updated rosters, it's a buggy, lazy rehash. The fact that EA would release something like this to people who have supported this franchise for years is a slap in the face. They literally think we are idiots, and if their continued millions of profit year over year selling Madden is any indication; maybe we are? This once great company has turned into something vile that will almost certainly implode upon itself in the future, for them its all about making that next quarterly investor report look good, the people in charge have no concern about the future health of the company as they will all be held aloft buy glistening golden parachutes when it finally falls apart.

The game is pretty good but suffers from some balance issues, some classes are bullett sponges and totally dominate matches while others are soft and dont really have the firepower to back up this shortcoming. The maps are large, and this is pretty cool until your team dies and everyone winds up re-spawning at one of the myriad spawn points across the map, and as far as I can tell you cannot detect where you other team members have chosen to spawn in, making it hard to regroup. It also can take far too long to get back into the match after death, and get to where the contested node is. Many times your team will arrive back at the node from different areas on the map and be wiped out by the already grouped enemy team, as your team arrives one at a time. There is a good selection of hunters to choose from and each have a handful of unique powers that are strong or weak depending upon the circumstances playing out on the map. I was using a character called "Bugg" which is a turett class that plants seed pods around the area, and waters them with the characters main weapon to make them bloom and become turrets that engage the enemy. Bugg also has a shield move and an AOE that damages and slows enemies. Each character has some variation of a jet pack that allows quick movement for a limited time (destiny). Each character also has a skill tree from which you can pick and choose from several options at each level as you progress. I achieved level 5 in the time I played and had a few interesting choices to make regarding my characters progression. You can change these skills later as you choose, you arent locked into anything. I played for a couple of hours and saw absolutely no server/lag issues. The game looks good but by no means cutting edge in the graphics department, im sure this is to capture a wider audience than it would if the game required higher specs to play. Matchmaking took around a minute, and I was matched with other low level characters around my skill level. Being a new game I'm not sure if the matchmaking is working well or if everyone is low level, and thats why I wound up with players of my skill level. The in game store had no play to win elements and mainly consisted of various skins for each character. A season pass was a available that will reward you with various cosmetic items as you level up. All and all this launch has been a success thus far with only a few minor hickups. You can get stuck in a loop where you are required to complete a tutorial before being allowed to continue into the game proper. After completing the tutorial several times I was still stuck at the tutorial screen (re-logging solved this. ) The game is free, fairly fun and will improve in the future. Its worth your time to try it out.

This is a game made for critics, and not the gaming public, its like an art house movie that only the fanciest powder-assed high society types would like. This is a walking simulator of the worst kind, and the frustration and boredom will claim most folks long before they finish it. Walk walk walk, and then turn back around and walk back the way you just came from, all while balancing a stack of boxes on your back that could topple and scatter at any time. This isn't a game, its a bad interactive movie. Don't fall for the hype, this game will be in the bargain bin by the end of the month. Note the difference you will see in the critic score, and the public score, and never listen to the the big gaming reviewers again, they are bought and paid for.

This game is totally underdeveloped in its graphics, weapons and quests. It looks rushed, and apparently several planets featured on your map are never used, probably cut to be sold seperately later. I really liked this game in the beginning but quickly discovered that it became a boring slog shortly thereafter.

This is a cheap home brew looking game that is unfinished. The game is far below average graphically and mechanically. The physics are terrible, the weapons boring and AI dumb as a rock. Don't be surprised to find AI racers stuck on walls or spinning in circles. I played the Nintendo Switch version, and I must say, Nintendo is playing a dangerous game allowing trash like this to litter their system.

This is a fantastic game that is well worth the price of admission. This gem is a Diablo like game that features 16 bit graphics. Don't let the throwback art style fool you, beneath Chronicon's pixelated exterior lies all the bells and whistles of a modern game, including achievements. There are tons and tons of different skills to choose from for each class, that give you lots of different build options to choose from. By the time you totally obliterate a large group of enemies and see the CARNAGE message in red blood, you will be hooked.