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This game is the definition of quantity over quality. It somehow has less to do than Oblivion that came out almost 20 years prior.

I played this game around Christmas 2025 finally. For what is was I enjoyed the base game but felt it fell flat in many areas. But I enjoyed it and 100% it. So why the 9/10? Phantom Liberty. The DLC is peak cyberpunk and it changed my perspective on the base game too. The more and more I think about Cyberpunks base game after the DLC. The more appreciate it. I felt the base game was originally maybe 7 or 8. I still believe it falls flat in the gameplay side of things. It kind of just feels like a slightly better Fallout 4 in terms of gunplay to me.

Requiem felt like a love letter to the fans. Grace Ashcroft is such an incredible character and she feels like a real person thrown into a nightmare. I love my goat Ethan but he kind of adapted too quick. Grace is just consistently terrified and that also terrifies the player. Speaking of which. Graces sections are peak Resident Evil. Flawless execution of the horror vibe. Also Graces' VA Angela Sant'Albano knocks it out the park. I don't know what they did to her in that booth but she deserves VA of the year. Leons sections are a great break from the horror. All the one liners and just feeling so overpowered after Grace's sections are great. Seeing that rookie cop from 30 or so years ago facing the trauma of the city that made him was amazing. Seeing how he blames himself for it all and not being able to save everyone due to being in experienced was sad but it shows Leon's character still being the caring type. After everything, its still him. His sections bring the wackiness of resident evil back too. Zeno quoting Wesker before dropping Mr X on you. Mr X launching a rocket at Leon, Giant spiders. Consistent one liners and THE bike section. its so much fun. So why the 9? Sadly its because of Leons sections. While good fun. His sections are a drag on subsequent playthroughs. They aren't very engaging. its just running from point A to B. Even on the hardest difficulties. Meanwhile Graces unless you're a pro speedrunner still involves of lot of stealth and thought. Otherwise you'll just get trapped and die. Leon Must Die is a fun side mode too. Nice callback to Ethan Must Die. With that being said though. A Grace Must Die mode more akin to Ethans where its get from the start of the level to the end with a boss fight with the game being super punishing would be great.

Borderlands 4 is Premium game for premium gamers - Randy Pitchford CEO of Gearbox Software

Played this game to stop myself being a **** with horror. Then I thought why be a casual fan of the series

Borderlands 3 had such an up and down cycle for me.Amazing first playthrough and amazing story. Then once you think about the story. The cracks show, The ridiculous plot holes are blaring and the thought of replaying Eden 6 and listening to Ava makes you sob. Then the base game has introduced Nyriad. Incredible lore that was amazing to listen to. Then they just don't expect on the story in DLC's until what, Ava's murder mysteries?I also hate and still hate the balancing in this game along with 4th skill trees. But what this game did well was save itself. It hit roadbumps. Had ups and downs. But its end result is far better than it what started as. Its a joy to play nowadays

Falls extremely flat due to budget cuts. If a Wonderlands 2 happens I hope they learn from their mistakes. But this is Gearbox and Randy Pitchford and they don't learn.

If you ever wanted to feel terrible at games start this game. If you wanted to feel good at games. Play this game for a month

What's something every gamer wants to hear? "Hey wanna play BO1" *Supressed Galil noises* *115 and Paridolia blaring"

I would have this at a 10 but I feel like this has the only zombies experience that aged like Milk. Shadows is 10/10. The giant and the following chronicles are all the worst versions of the maps by a mile. Der Eisen is just Origins 2. Zets is good and unique. Gorod is one of my most hated maps of all time. Rev is too easy. 10/10 Multiplayer still. I wish servers were still populated and all modes were playable. 10/10 Campaign. Playing it as a teen I felt is was terrible like everyone else. But I ask you to replay it as an adult. Its so much better than I remember and it deserves so much more praise than it gets.

An incredible game with a perfect first playthrough that only loses points due to have the worst replayability out of every souls games. I start a new playthrough. Want to just fight bosses so its best to gear up early. *Spends 3 hours holding B on Torrent". Great gameplay. A Sekiro like Boss rush mode would really help this game.

Stupid sexy androids. I'm making this short otherwise i'll be here forever. Nier Automata is personal favourite game of all time. Its incredibly special to me and I think it will be favourite game for life. 10/10 characters 10/10 story 10/10 music 10/10 voice acting 10/10 combat 10/10 animations Need I keep going? Play it!

I played this after Automata and i'm honestly glad I did. I feel like playing them either order just compliments the other. Leaning of Project Gestalt and the events that led to Nier Automata was fantastic. Learning that 2B's "Revealing outfit" was actually a homage to Kaine was great find too. The music is incredible as always with excellent story telling that isn't afraid to take its time (The book sections). The added ship chapter felt like it belonged. I hadn't played the original but It didn't feel out of place. It has probably my favourite cast of characters out of any game. The only thing people may have issues is with is that you can tell its still a remaster of an old game. Some parts of the game as smooth as you'd expect. I didn't mind it. But worth mentioning for others

The remasters are incredible but fall short of the original trilogy remasters due to them not being 100% faithful. A fun replayability aspect of the original remasters was they kept the glitches meaning speedrunning became really fun. They removed the majority of them in the game. Which is understandable. But it does ruin alot of replayability. I'm also not a big fan of revelations and always felt it was a chore to play through. These remasters really were saved by Angel of Darkness though. The modern control scheme alone makes this worth playing. As I couldn't it was the first Tomb Raider I couldn't play and didn't like. Coming back as an adult with the modern control scheme it became one of the better games of the bunch

The game never fails to amaze me at every turn. The combat is so well made that you can kind of make the game what you want it to be. Don't want to parry or dodge? You can forcibly make your builds incredibly tanky. Or you can take the opposite route and go glass cannon. The music never ceases to amaze. Lorien **** shows his immense talent in every track. The game is just an absolute sensation to play. Jennifer English and Ben Starr deliver unreal performances as Maelle and Gustave. along with the rest of the incredible cast. Can't wait to see wait Sandfall are cooking up next