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This DLC is probably in the top3 of all time, in competition with other CDPR ones. If the whole game would have been like this at the start it would have been top1 RPG ever. The main story is fantastic, has different scenery, hiding, stealth, parties, shows a different face of Night City. The extra area is not too big, just perfect sized. We also have new side gigs, now they have some story behind it which is far better than just "kill these guys", endings are great, the characters are very very detailed and complex. New talents are okay, looking forward to the next game, this should be the model for it.

Enjoyable game truly, fun shooting experience, I liked the duels as well. The gameplay is not too deep could have been better with some more perks or abilities, my favorite was the rifle to shoot with. The story is okay as well, sometimes a bit too much narration but the jumping in time and rewinds are pretty unique overall. Would recommend playing through this at least once in a life just for the good wild west vibes.

Fantastic action adventure game, really holds up well. Best aspects are the combat and the level design, great puzzles and platforming bits as well. The story sets up the saga nicely, the cinematics are of course a bit outdated. Combat felt great, a bit repetitive but when you are stronger you really feel unstoppable, movements is really smooth and in later games it even gets better. Looking forward to the remakes!

Fantastic game, very detailed, deserves the compliments. Slightly overhyped, I came as a fan of Dragon Age and this game felt like a bigger and more detailed one but the core gameplay felt pretty close. The only minor negative things for me were: it is a bit too long, I had to force myself to finish it towards the end but enjoyed it throughout, also a bit too many spells you only have like 8 spells slots at the end even less before but you got like 20 spells to choose from so a lot of them are underutilized or you have to search for certain ones in a long list. Otherwise a 10/10 game, looks great, the story is engaging, all of the companions have deep and long backstories. Except 1 or 2 side quests all of them were enjoyable and engaging which is rare these days. The choices and consequences are meaningful, all the story games nowadays could learn from this because sometimes they just "act" like our choices matter but actually they do not. Looking forward to future games from this studio, they are now at the top of their game.

Enjoyable game, not that deep, not that long but I was compelled to continue with it after starting it. The base gameplay (loop) is very unique, finding the clues is satisfying. The level design is awesome the maps have different sets and layers, the interiors are very detailed, these guys know how to make maps. I haven't encountered any technical difficulties, the AI of the enemies was very weird though sometimes and frustrating. If they added a few cinematic cutscenes for clarity, for interactions between the Visionaries so we don't have to read a lot of written clues it could have been better because we could resonate with them more or with Cole, now this was a bit blurry. The combat was also smooth although they could have added a few more gun types besides like the 8 we had.

I was hoping for a small resurrection of the AC franchise with this, but it was a huge disappointment. I couldn't even play through the game I got so bored and frustrated with it. Now first the positives: Baghdad looks good and the menus are clean and well thought-out. That's it. Now the negatives: maybe I am not interested in this historical era, but the whole setting was uninteresting for me, AC meant to me that I can experience notable historic eras, explore, find monuments, etc. and this was just not it for me, just a big dusty city with some desert and villages around. I could have looked past that, but then what makes a good AC game? The combat and the story: now for me both of these aspects were just really bad. The combat is just dull, guy hits then do a parry, then it will do a red hit so dodge, then attack, literally nothing changes between killing the first guy and killing the last, 0 enemy variety, 0 extra combos or skills or anything. Yes you have some "tools" but those are sometimes clunky to use and really just reused from earlier games, yes the hidden blade is back and Basim got a teleport assasinate combo thingy but that's it. I feel like they just couldn't decide that they want go back to the oldschool gameplay or the Odyssey/Valhalla combat so they just did a weak version of both. Skill tree is absolutely useless too besides the first tree. Now for the story we have like 1-2 hour content where we actually learn something about Basim, in Valhalla he was cunning mysterious guy so they really had some potential there but they fell short again. Now for the other 15 hours of the gameplay time: "investigate" for a "very bad guy" meaning do some tedious quests that we have seen a million times like follow this noone, eavesdrop on these random guards, free some random slaves, then you find out that the "very bad guy" is a random person again who allegedly done something bad that we will need to assassinate, and then do this for 5-6 times again. We have 0 motivation to find out and kill these guys, we can't even see why they are bad, they show 0 connections to templars, nothing, how can we compare this to earlier games where we had the Borgias as enemies, there is 0 emotion in the story they don't even do nothing to us. Of course we end the game in the good old animus whatever vault where we discover something that noone cares about. Keep in mind I haven't played Shadows yet, but I think they need to seriously consider a soft reboot of the franchise again because this was a disgrace, if this game released without the name "Assasin's Creed" then it would be a B category flop. Rework the whole combat, change up the whole story to have some meaningful twists and emotions and not just play as an errand boy for several hours, make the villains and the opponents have some character, make me want to actually assassinate them because they deserve it and not because I discovered from a letter that he burned down a field or something. If Ubisoft won't do something like this I think they will go down, wasting a mutimillion dollar franchise.

My favorite game of the year so far. I just wanted to binge it and even when it was finished I wanted more. The art style is perfect, light but gritty, the lighting in certain scenes was really good. I really enjoyed the dispatching segments too, great story with some nice plot twists. Hoping that they continue this, or AdHoc Studio puts out a new game soon. Room for improvement: - hacking segments - some extra complexity at the dispatch segments - action scenes were sometimes a bit laggy

Pretty good, game brought back good memories from earlier Battlefield days from like 10 years ago. I have tested all of the modes for a good amount of time, enjoyed myself. Multiplayer: lots to unlock, progress can feel a bit slow if you are not playing 24/7 but lots of content. Really like the smaller scale maps, very cinematic and enjoyable battles and good variety of the maps. In the smaller maps you can actually make an impact. Movement is great, not this tweaking nonsense like in CoD, shooting and reaching objectives feels great. BR/Redsec: Its the least enjoyable for me, you need to spend a lot of time here to reach an ok rank and it helps if your teammate is useful, in quads you just get obliterated if you spread too far, in duos its slower but sometimes you loot and play smart for 15 mins to just randomly get 1 shotted by a guy from a random bush, my time is more valuable then that. Gauntlet: The best mode in my opinion, intense fights, possible to clear teams alone, fun game modes (except the tank one) where you can make real impact and do some actual teamwork if you are lucky. If they update this mode with a few more types, or extend the tournament then this could be even better. Can even introduce some kind of ranking. Campaign: 6.5-7 points. The story is believable but very predictable and takes itself too seriously. The battles are good, some epic moments happened which I liked. The mission variety could have been better, some different or more memorable scenarios, driving more vehicles, sneak missions, etc. Overall a decent campaign which ended right around the point it started to get boring and tedious, but I don't regret playing through it.

The game is good, but not flawless definitely. The art, the setting, the freshness of the game is 10/10 truly. The music and the sound design is a 10/10 again. The combat has depth, there are many variables and builds that helps with the longevity of the game. The story was good, however the mystery in Act1 and 2 was sometimes a lot, it was hard to comprehend what was happening exactly and because of that the twists didn't hit that hard for me. The level design is good and has variety, but the invisible walls, getting stuck in some debris at the side of the map was just annoying sometimes, also the exploration was pretty weak, random loot scattered here in there but virtually no puzzles or any challenge, just a bunch of enemies scattered. The minimap in the game was unusable, also hard to track which places you have already visited, also you know nothing about what to do in Act 3, just need to explore randomly and die a lot, it could have been more streamlined. A major drawback was I got tired of the combat after spending some time in Act 3, sometimes it was impossible to know which dungeons were too strong so I just struggled, but even after leveling my characters to lvl90, upgrading all weapons, I don't want to spam parries for 30mins on the end bosses for the same 3 moves and sometimes if you miss 2 hits then you're dead. The balancing was just off, also the parry mechanic is great, but too overpowered, all fights are just 1 learn all the parries 2 do this for an eternity. The characters were pretty good, but the conversation parts were useless and static. For these reasons I would give an 8 but I really appreciate the lore and the effort behind this game so thats why its a 9. It has plenty of room to improve if they make a sequel so hoping for the best that they can improve on these.

In terms of being a DLC it is a great addition to the original game. The highlight of it are the bosses with some great memorable ones with new mechanics, thank god no reused bosses from the original just 1 or2. The new zones are mostly okay, however some of them are pretty boring and empty, sometimes I would just ride around for minutes without any enemies or notable loot. Music and atmosphere was the same as the original, quests were quite nice and followable.

- top graphics in 2025- the game is not slower just have to be played differently, I liked Eternal better but I was looking forward to every fight here- guns are very cool, I liked nearly all of them- story is not the best, would be nice if they added some more context for the later games- dragon and mech parts were OK, provided a little break between run and gun- overall a fantastic game, hope they release a DLC for it

The core strength of the game lies in its gameplay loop—it’s genuinely enjoyable and keeps you engaged with constant goals to chase. That said, things can start to feel a bit dull once you hit the point where grinding for recipes becomes necessary. The boss fights are a definite highlight, each one offering a fresh and sometimes tough challenge that adds real excitement.Building your base is fairly intuitive and can be a lot of fun if you’re into that side of things, though it does require some motivation to really get creative—especially when you have to deal with the slightly frustrating task of rearranging your base. Resource farming, particularly between your castle and the mines, often involves a lot of repetitive back-and-forth running, which can get tiring.Visually, the game has a stylish and appealing design that fits its atmosphere well. One downside is that if you're not on a larger server, the game might pause when you're not actively playing, which can interrupt the flow.

Unstoppable. Unrivaled. A Clear 10/10.This isn't just a game; it's a new benchmark. A 10/10 that showcases incredible polish, easily surpassing its **** combat is exceptionally realistic, making every engagement feel impactful. The level design is peerless – genuinely the best in the business. Every detail, from the firearms to the character models, is meticulously **** storytelling is a standout, fearlessly exploring multiple perspectives and showing how non-linear narratives can make traditional approaches feel dated. Other developers should take note.Visually, it's stunning, both graphically and artistically. The extra game mode is a solid addition, and with a substantial 25-30 hours of gameplay, it offers excellent value. Don't miss this one.

- Visual Masterpiece: This game sets a new bar for visual fidelity. From character animations to breathtaking cinematics, everything is simply stunning and showcases incredible attention to detail. - Visceral Combat: Combat is impactful and intensely realistic, offering a challenging yet rewarding experience that often requires tactical thinking. - Compelling Narrative: The story is an absolute 10/10, rich with social dilemmas and moral ambiguities that stick with you long after playing. While the main narrative is superb, a bit more background for some side characters would have further enhanced the experience. - Minor Gripes: My 9/10 score reflects some repetitive scavenging and resource gathering. Additionally, most collectibles feel a bit meaningless outside of a few weapon upgrades. The game encourages replaying for full upgrades but ironically lacks strong replayability hooks. - Immersive Atmosphere & Design: The game's atmosphere is incredibly immersive, perfectly complemented by phenomenal level design that contributes to the overall sense of dread and beauty. - DLC: The included DLC was enjoyable, though at times it felt borderline boring.

A fantastic reboot that delivers on intense, satisfying gunplay. While a bit slower and simpler than its sequel, Eternal, Doom (2016) truly shines with its visceral combat and the introduction of the now-iconic glory kill system. The story is largely forgettable but effectively sets the stage for future installments. Level design and graphics are consistently excellent, easily a 9/10, with only a couple of maps feeling slightly less inspired. The soundtrack is an absolute 10/10 banger that perfectly complements the action. Gameplay feels incredibly polished and rewarding thanks to a well-implemented system of collectibles and upgrades.

Nearly flawless game, fantastic story, a polished experience compared to the first game: Cons: - side missions were a bit dull with some highlights, maybe a bit less but more meaningful would have been better - if they come out with a 3. game a reform of the combat system could do well Pros: - absolutely beautiful, the faces, armors, forests, streams everything - main storyline is great, different kinds of missions and never boring, the dialogues and the voice acting is top quality - Kuttenberg is a living city - polished professions, crafting is fun - cool and likeable side characters

Hardcore RPG, especially close to heart because of the Central European setting. You can feel becoming a proper knight coming up from a peasant. - Setting and graphics are great, considering it is a 2018 game - You can do everything, fix your weapons, make potions, you need to practice to become good - Combat feels good, like an upgraded Mount&Blade but can become dull near the end of the game - A bit too long for my taste and the end was rushed a bit but it is a good, gripping story overall - Leveling is great, you can upgrade all skills with perks - Conversations and persuasion system is great as well Looking forward to the 2. game hopefully they improve on the clunky stuff.

Worthy successor of the first game, AAAA action and superhero game. Cons: - some more creativity with the bossfights would have been better, so its not just the same healthbars again - side quests with a little extra lore could have been nicer - had to downgrade graphics in my high end PC because it crashed instantly if not Pros - great story, 9/10 a bit less emotion than the first one - traversal of New York is polished, the city is huge and really lively and detailed - making the story around the 2 main characters is great (sometimes even 3), this rarely happens in games - besides maybe god of war,the best side quests in the business still, good rewards, not tedious

A likable game with a fresh take on the original. The storyline is decent, though somewhat predictable, but the combat feels improved thanks to Miles' unique abilities. While there are a few too many electrifying quests, the overall tone of the game stands out, capturing Miles' perspective as a teenager. It serves as a great warm-up for the sequel, where he and Peter team up.

Lovely game, fun characters with a bit of humor. Still holds up pretty well in 2025, decent platforming, sometimes frustrating camera problems. Bosses were enjoyable, the maps are nice.

Fun, nostalgic platformer game, camera controls are a bit clunky, but I could still have some fun with it in 2025.

Fun little game, sometimes pretty tedious. You can play as Clank a lot, but even with small robots, Qwark and Ratchet a bit. Lots of random fights, the story is OK, the secret agent stuff is charming. Rhythm games, big robot fights, skiing everything they could come up with. Ratchet's prison fights are ridiculous. Crazy game

If Deadlocked was 7, this is a 6. Weapons are a bit clunky, the story is OK, but forgettable. The graphics, effect, even the animations are a step back sadly but yeah this was a PSP game. Overall can be played once and have fun.

I would not count this as a classic Ratchet & Clank game this is more like an action game with Ratchet as the main character. The fighting was fun, the weapons and the weapon progression was also fun. The planets and the challenges got boring after a while, and the game had basically no story. No platforming segments but overall easy to play, fun game which got repetitive.

The best of the trilogy, polished gameplay, nearly all weapons are fantastic, the arena and planet fights and quests are great, some nice farming spots like the sewers. It doesn't feel like you have to grind a lot to get all the stuff which is nice. The story is the best of the 3 games, also liked the Qwark platforming challenges.

Improvement in every way upon the first game, very good level design.Tons of guns, but if you want to have everything you need to grind a lot. Gun upgrades, gun mods, ship improvements, bolt farming opportunities, races, plenty of stuff to do. There were 2 spots where the game is just mean and puts checkpoints half an hour away, otherwise the bosses were fun and manageable.

The OG that started everything, insane nostalgia factor, levels are nice even in 2025. Last boss is annoying, otherwise great light hearted fun. And also plenty of room to improve in later games.

This is a great game, a fantastic Bioware game and probably the second best DA game in the series. It's been 7 years since the last Bioware game and as a huge fan of these styles of games I was very satisfied with this one, it checked all the boxes for me, for better than ME: Andromeda. - Base story was fantastic, epic final mission, only like 5% of the quests were not that interesting, or maybe a few more harder decisions could make it perfect - Companions again, I missed this system very much, all of them are interesting, all of the have tons of quests and lore and an arc behind them 10/10 - Visually one of the best from the last years, animations, effects are probably the best; the new artstyle worked fully yet it was still dark and gritty as a DA game should be - Sounds and stuff, voiceovers were great, huge explosions and spell effects - Great combat, easy to use but can have depth to it - Dialogues are OK, sometimes a bit more depth or extra info could be better - Loot system is awesome, great idea with the rarities Cons: - romance options are not like they used to, watered down - strange facial animations sometimes - few more enemy types would have been better - bit more backstory for Rook would be appreciated Regarding this culture war, woke bull.. yes it has 1 non-binary companion which actually has a backstory and an arc to it so its not forced in. Not my cup of tea but you can't hate this game for only this move when DA: Origins was like one of the first games which featured a gay romance. Should not take away from the positives of the game and the quality of Bioware.

I generally enjoyed Far Cry 6—it’s packed with content and definitely worth the money if you’re into open-world games. However, I couldn’t help but feel it could have been so much better. Here’s hoping Ubisoft shakes things up with Far Cry 7 because the series could use some reinvention. Pros Atmosphere: The setting is fantastic. The huge map feels alive and immersive; you truly feel like you’re there. Gunplay: Pretty solid overall. Lots of weapons to choose from, and experimenting with them was fun. Protagonist: Likeable and enjoyable to follow. I felt a sense of accomplishment by the end. Things That Could Be Better Story (2.5/5): The plot fell flat for me. It got boring at times, and I nearly quit because of it. The side characters lacked depth, there weren’t enough surprises or reveals, and the protagonist had zero character progression. Adding a personal angle or stakes could have improved it massively. The villain, Gus (or Anton Castillo), started strong but ultimately became a generic “evil dictator.” More nuance in his story and motivations would’ve gone a long way. Mission Variety: Many missions felt repetitive and uninspired. There wasn’t much that stood out or made me go, “Wow.” Something along the lines of GTA’s epic and creative missions would’ve been great. Side quests (Yaran Stories) had a spark of creativity but needed more effort to keep them engaging. Collectibles: The game is overloaded with collectibles that feel meaningless. There’s no real reward for getting them all—just mindless grinding. Less is more here. Amigos and Resolver Weapons: The Amigos system felt more annoying than helpful. Resolver weapons were another letdown—cool in theory but mostly useless in practice. Base Conquering: Conquering enemy bases got old fast. They only give you resources and XP, which don’t feel impactful because enemies just scale stronger anyway. Visual changes or tangible benefits for conquering would’ve made it worthwhile. Vehicles: All the vehicles felt the same. Adding unique controls or differences would make them more interesting. DLCs Insanity (3/5): A decent roguelike but gets repetitive fast. If you’re not invested in the villain's story, it won’t hold your interest for long. The gameplay loop (kill enemies, capture flags, repeat) needed more variety. Lost Between Worlds (3/5): Enjoyable but forgettable. Some levels were frustrating, and it felt similar to Insanity. It’s fine to play once, but I won’t remember much about it after a few days. Far Cry 6 had the potential to be a 10/10 game with some extra thought, especially in the story, mission design, and gameplay mechanics. Ubisoft seems stuck in a template, as the last few games all feel like variations of the same formula. Maybe it’s time to try a new business model—ditch the unnecessary DLCs and focus on making the core game truly exceptional.Here’s hoping for something fresh and exciting in Far Cry 7!

It was perfect. Perfect. Everything down to the last minute details!!!!!!!!

Cool game, this was my first ever experience with the Warhammer universe and I was not disappointed. - Graphics and the set design of the maps is great - The combat is good, but gets repetitive after a few hours, the weapons are more or less the same, a few extra moves could help with this in the future or more defined weapons - Campaign was enjoyable but the tyranid part was boring after the first two missions, however the last planet was fantastic so it nearly made up for it - Very few lore information, had no chance to deepen my knownledge only useless audio logs here and there - Tried Operations but it was boring and hard after a while, with mates I think its much better in Coop

9.5 points, probably the best Star Wars game that exists as of now or maybe tied with Kotor. Negatives: -I have played on PC and had like 10 crashes, and lower performance and fps than expected with an RTX4080 Pros: - looks great visually, animations, landscapes all of it - level design is awesome, many hidden secrets, secret chambers the exploration is the best part of the game; Jedha action scene is truly epic, tons of agility puzzles - compelling story with real characters and character development, many references and cameos from the movies - lots of conversations, lore, the cantina, skoova, all the others are great - 50 hours of playtime for 100%, lots to do besides the main story but stays interesting - lightsaber combat at its best, smooth, tactical, different stances, perks, strategies - attention to detail is great, funny conversations between droids and troopers, they fixed every mistake they made in the earlier games (fast travel for example) Really looking forward to the third game, with same bigger scales, more story, raising padawans maybe?, upgrading a new home?

Best DS game, quality bosses, most of the time polished gameplay. A few disgusting zones but manageable, overall a good enjoyable game, if doing your research it is not that frustrating.

More like a 7,5 rating if DS1 is 8, lots of quality of life improvements over the first game, longer, more content and overall enjoyable. DLC content is great but at the end I got a bit tired of it. Negatives: - story and characters are weightless, just random NPCs - 2-3 notable bosses, otherwise very weak and without though - PC port is just horrible, got used to it but bad handling - tons of trash before bosses, lot of places I was frustrated because of level design - bit more variety in level design needed

Awesome game but really not for the beginners, I could do this game and enjoy with a guide only. - level design is crazy, only a few times frustrating - bosses are epic, sometimes a bit unfair - the game look OK with the remastered graphics - gameplay is the usual raw stuff - lots of small details which are easy to miss -needed to farm souls for like 5 hours

The game is definitely an improvement on the first game's gameplay. Better, polished combat, no clunky controls, far better graphics. However in terms of story it is really weak, no real boss fights (Vader fight was cool tho) and the game is very short. So overall better in terms of gameplay but otherwise forgettable.

SW: TFU was an enjoyable game with many flaws though. - graphics was really messy with strange textures sometimes - creative level design but sometimes it was easy to get lost - star destroyer mission was really frustrating and sometimes bosses too, no need for creativity just bash them with lightning - story was OK, a new interpretation of the original - the combat was fine but could have been more polished, the talent system was pretty much useless btw or more guidance would have been needed.

This is an OK soulslike game, the story and setting is nothing much, combat is enjoyable, bosses are good also. I had drive to play and finish it, try out different plague weapons.

OK action game with good gameplay and polished bullet time segments.I have played this after the original 2 games and sadly it has nearly nothing to do with the originals, the story is really different,tons of cinematics without any thought. - no brooding stuff, no past stuff just some random alcoholic shooting - after cinematics current gun gets dropped - cinematics with cheesy animations - this brazilian story was alright but earlier games had some personal motivation

Improvement of the first game in nearly all aspects: - better story with emotions and twists - music, and the comic book art design is still great - gameplay polished, 0 bugs now even after 21 years of publishing - more weapons, smoother animations and graphics Classic staple game of the action shooter genre.

I have played this game 23 years after its release and enjoyed it fully. The story was gripping the storytelling with the comic book pages and the brooding atmosphere was great. The gameplay was enjoyable as well, several guns and moves. Negatives: sometimes looks funny and outdated of course and there is an annoying bug of getting stuck onto walls, especially in the dream sequences but with a bit of patience I could get out of it.

- Visually stunning still in 2024. - Played the full campaign, interesting story of renegade imperials but a bit short and low on variation 6/10 - Lot of things to do, achieve and collect - Best Star Wars multiplayer ever, lots of game modes, heroes, vehicle combat - My favorite is the space battles - In 2024 the number of players are low or they are just too good

Was happy to play this game in 2024, gripping story, sometimes a bit too mysterious but the ending is great. I could finish the game without bugs, added a few mods also, but it really feels like an unpolished game, sometimes missing voices, cranky animations. Combat is better than the first game but the characters are a bit weaker. Still a must play game as a Star Wars and videogame fan.

Fun gameplay, cute graphics, sometimes really frustrating levels. It could contain a bit better storyline or more creativity between the levels but overall good coop fun.

Fun gameplay, cute graphics, sometimes really frustrating levels. It could contain a bit better storyline or more creativity between the levels but overall good coop fun.

9/10 story-driven sci-fi action game pros - main storyline and especially the faction storylines are awesome each one of them - dialogue and persuasion is OK, very predictable after a while tho- lots of different types of guns, combat is smooth, but becomes a bit boring after a while - space fighting is also OK - graphics is spectacular cons - outposts are dumb - resource handling is horrible but playable - exploration beyond the bigger main quests is just boring and pointless, lost of empty planets with generic stuff Overall I was really invested in finding out the story and going through some exciting combat scenarios so this should be considered a must play. Sometimes I felt I'm playing CP2077 but combat there is much more smoother.

Fantastic game, lot of similarities with the Arkham games which is a big compliment. - combat and gameplay is very smooth, gadget usage can be optimized a bit but I never got tired about it - story and characters are 11/10, one of the best Spider-Man stories I've seen, even the lesser villains were interesting, lots of story details and cameos there and truly emotional ending - graphics also great, its not a 2023 game but still beautiful and vibrant city, a few rough edges inside the city - music is awesome, perfect Spider-Man feeling, swining around the city is a game on its own, far better than in the Batman games - easy to understand collectibles and side missions, most of them were pretty enjoyable as well - DLC content is 7/10, Hammerhead was pretty annoying and generic but the others characters were good and lots to do

This game could have been game of the year, but nevertheless it is a solid game with some highlights: - graphics is among the top5 right now, fantastic outdoors and indoors settings - 10/10 level of detail, really a treat for HP fans with all the small easter eggs and details - combat and spells are good, sometimes a bit tedious to swap spells - lots of things to do, lot of collectibles and todos but low impact of these activities - HORRIBLE technical presentation, my RTX 4080 new PC crashed every 5 minutes, it was a struggle to finish this game this is unacceptable - story is 3.5/5 it is forgettable but they did OK after the OG HP story Hopefully with a sequel they can polish this formula and make a solid game, the direction is awesome.

This game is one of my biggest disappointments, I have never played an ARPG before and I was really hyped about D4 and expected to play it with my friends: - the gameplay aspect is enjoyable, combat and animations look great and graphics and level design is also great - the main campaign was awesome, best cinematics I've ever seen, enjoyable story and characters all the way - when we reached the higher levels and World Tier 4 the game dies pretty much, endless grind for nothing, 0 motivation to play the game, loot is poor so no real motivation and objectives after getting to about lvl60 - I don't really understand the concept of seasons too, just do the same old grind just with a few tweaks here and there - I really hoped that the game would have a multiplayer element or some late game content to do with friends because it is rare we all buy a game -> after 1 month noone played the game.

This game still could **** me in in 2023. - Of course the graphics was outdated but with a few mods and some time spent I could get immersed - The music was a bit repetitive sometimes, only 1 theme per planet - Gameplay was pretty nice, nice RPG elements, several opportunities to level up and use your skills - Diverse planets: Tattoine with desert, Kashyyk with swap and mystery, Manaan with big city and underwater scenes, Koribban with the sith tombs. Also nice side missions that doesn't feel like a chore - Teammates and characters were exceptional, lot of talking and conversation can be done in the game and deep backstory for the teammates Overall great game and worthy of a remaster sometime later.