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Fun, fun, fun — seriously, this game is incredibly fun.I haven’t enjoyed a semi-linear, high-octane shooter like this in almost five years. The story is exciting from start to finish, packed with constant twists that actually keep you guessing instead of feeling forced.There were moments where I genuinely thought, “Huh! Called it — I could be a movie writer.” And then the game immediately flips it on you. Again. And again. At some point I just went quiet, completely locked in, unable to stop **** characters are memorable and visually well-designed, which really helps the game stand out. Every major character feels distinct and adds something to the experience.Gameplay-wise, everything feels smooth and satisfying. The shooting is responsive, explosions feel impactful, and the level design gives you a lot of freedom. It reminds me of what Hitman does best — open-ended approaches within structured missions.I really enjoyed my time with this game and would definitely recommend it.That said, it’s not perfect. I ran into a few glitches here and there, and some moments were a bit unclear in terms of what to do next, which can be frustrating. So I can’t give it a perfect score

I finally finished Dead Space 2 in 2026, and it still holds up as a really strong experience. There are some bad puzzle designs here and there, but they don’t take away too much from the overall game.Where it really shines is the sound design and atmosphere. The game constantly keeps you on edge, making it feel like danger is always around you. Everything—from the environment to the enemies—works together to create a tense, horror-filled **** enemies are just as disturbing as ever, but Isaac feels much more experienced this time. He’s more aggressive and ready for whatever comes his way, and that reflects in the gameplay. It’s less about just surviving and more about fighting back. The gunplay feels great, and tearing enemies apart piece by piece is still incredibly satisfying.This game brings back a lot of nostalgia from my middle/high school days. Now being able to play it on my own PC after work hits differently. Despite a few rough edges, it’s still an amazing game.

A classic action shooter with incredible world-building. The lore in this game is still amazing even today. The way it mixes sci-fi elements like aliens and AI with a mysterious, almost monster-like threat felt really ahead of its time.Playing it through the Legendary Edition is a great way to experience the game, never played original one, only heard about it when still in highschool. Despite its age, it still holds up well, and the story and characters are what truly make it memorable.I loved the journey—and yes, I managed to get the love scene too :)

This is pretty much my dream survival horror game. The story feels a bit silly at first, but once it gets going, it actually becomes really interesting. You can tell the intention is to wrap up everything from 1–8, including the saga and even the spin-offs/DLCs, which makes it feel ambitious in a good way.Graphically, with path tracing on, it looks insane — but yeah, it absolutely eats your PC alive. Still, there’s no denying this is a seriously good-looking game. Seeing how far the RE Engine has come since RE7 is honestly impressive. The gameplay and animations feel refined and detailed in a way that’s genuinely **** game blends survival horror like RE7 with the more polished, action-focused gameplay from RE4 Remake. That mix works really well. They even manage to switch back and forth between characters smoothly, and the character development holds up better than I expected.I love this game. It pulls together everything I enjoy about survival horror and action shooters into one package. For me, it’s close to perfect.

For the price, Metal Eden is a solid and fun experience. I recommend playing on the harder difficulty because the combat feels more exciting that **** gameplay is good overall, but there’s still room to improve. Enemy attack animations can feel a bit rough, and sometimes it’s hard to read their movements. The variety is still decent and keeps things interesting, though.Some boss fights lean too much into being bullet sponges, which can make them feel more tiring than challenging. They’re still cool in design, just not always satisfying to fight.Level design is great for the most part, with only one or two sections where navigation feels unclear and easy to get lost. Upgrades are enjoyable, but you end up with more money than you can spend — having more items or systems to invest in would **** graphics are beautiful but very demanding on your hardware. The lore and worldbuilding are good, but the way the story is told is still pretty average. There isn’t much reason to replay the game once you finish it.Overall, Metal Eden is fun and worth its price, but with more polish and better story presentation, it could be even better.

Battlefield 6 successfully returns to the classic large-scale warfare that made the franchise famous. The gunplay feels tight, the explosions and destruction are satisfying, and the sound design delivers an intense battlefield atmosphere. The new movement and class tweaks also make the gameplay smoother and more **** the downside, some maps still suffer from layout issues, and balancing can be inconsistent depending on the mode. A few technical bugs remain, and the progression system feels slow at launch.Even with these flaws, the core experience is exciting. If you enjoy chaotic team battles and dynamic maps, Battlefield 6 is a strong entry worth playing.

The story gives us the classic kind of superheroes we’ve always loved, but told in a more violent and adult style. It feels like a “grounded fantasy,” where every character is special and genuinely **** gameplay, however, doesn’t feel very deep. It’s more like a Netflix-style interactive show with two big minigames. Still, the combat and visuals are very well crafted and you can really see the passion from the developers and **** the end, Dispatch is a great superhero game with a well-told story, presented through a fresh approach to gameplay from a studio known mostly for narrative adventure games.

Ghost of Yotei doesn’t quite reach the epic heights of its predecessor, Ghost of Tsushima, but it still carries its own strong identity — a tale of revenge, grief, and the struggle to move on. While the story treads familiar ground seen countless times across entertainment media, the game compensates with deeper mechanics and more meaningful world activities.I love the bounty-hunting vibe; it truly immerses you in the ronin lifestyle and captures the wandering warrior theme perfectly. The graphics, as expected, are an absolute masterpiece — visually stunning from start to finish.However, the audio and sound design don’t hit as hard as the previous entry. They’re still solid, but lack that same emotional punch. The world isn’t larger, yet it feels denser, with a stronger sense of exploration and many engaging side quests.Playing on hard difficulty is a real test of patience — parrying feels brutal at times. It’s a satisfying challenge, but one that can really wear on your mental health.

Love the game. The storytelling and lore elevates franchises. Gun-play is unique and smooth. But the song is vey bad especially for DOOM

Even after its post-beta improvements, Killing Floor 3 still fails to meet the minimal standards of quality and fun established by Killing Floor 2, or even the original. The gunplay is subpar, the UI and movement feel clunky, and the cutscenes are uninspired and unpolished. This game is an absolute cash grab and a significant disappointment.

Death Stranding 2 is an improvement in every aspect: story, cinematics, graphics, and gameplay. However, I still find the game unnecessarily long. Furthermore, the gameplay doesn't sufficiently encourage players to utilize the various transportation methods available.

I played this on pc, after I suffer so much on using controller on the 3 previous entries. The game is perfect in everyway, it should be played 1,2, 3 and then this game. This game cant be this great without played the game before it.

I played this game on ps5 with the collection edition. The game is a bit fail on the problem of development I heard about them. The TLOU team and this team. imagine the a team create this game tho, it would be amazing.

I played this on ps5 with the collection edition. The game story and plot including the dialogue itself are enough to make the game masterpiece. I would call this game a perfect 'sequel game'

i played this game on ps5 with the collection edition. The game is so classic to the point I think I might need to play more of this kinda game. A classic action adventure with very hard mechanics of the game itself

1) Gameplay & Controls: Bad PC keyboard/mouse control – who thought making Backspace the exit key was a good idea? You have to lift your hand across the universe just to hit something that pops up constantly. Junky controls and animation for all kinds of in-game actions. Press E then R? Feels like the devs never tried playing with keyboard and mouse, and put on top of poor detection / not even hightlight of what you select. They fix by having focus feature on 1 enemy, but the cam is trashed. Enemies can always hit you back no matter how much you hit them. The game tells you what to do with everything – there’s no room for creativity or player discovery. 2) Visuals & Presentation: Beautiful art and style. Good cinematic direction and animation in cutscenes. 3) Level & Game Design: Level design is hit or miss. Bad animation for animals during gameplay. 3) Story & Characters: How she got her weapon and power is just bad – no buildup, no impact, no meaning. The character feels a bit too unrelatable. The story isn’t that interesting. The actors are gold – they deserve more recognition.

Avowed is perfect for those who enjoy playing games casually. It offers action-packed gameplay with a simple skill arrangement system, allowing you to create and branch out combos as you like. While the variety of weapons feels somewhat limited, it provides just enough options to keep you engaged throughout your playtime. However, the game's pacing feels sluggish, and the story is entirely predictable, offering no real surprises. It leans towards being a simplified RPG with basic animations and beautiful scenery, but the choices you make feel unimportant and lack any real impact. While the art style is decent, it doesn't stand out compared to other games in the $59.99 price range. DO NOT buy this game at full price. It is vastly overpriced and simply does not feel worth it. The only area where Avowed truly excels is in its soundtrack and audio design.

This game is too good, i am so glad to be alive and play this game. My best choice and detective game. I love noir and fantasy. Combination with well execute

I love it. I love Kratos. I used to hate Atreus. The gameplay is better than the previous one. More thins to do and upgrade. Music is still in my brain. Combat isnow the standard of industry.

Good andfun gameplay / challenge but annoyingly bad+difficulty…Bad climbing detection while your game is ‘souls-like’ . Gun feels useless. Skills are mostly used and effective for around 2-3 skills. Average graphics. Soundtracks are killer. Story is predictable, but executed in pretty alright level. Bad voice acting. Talking animation is overly expressive. Beautiful on characters design.

The game has a lot to talk about on both positive and negative side. One thing for sure is there's the only Stalker game can put the anomaly/survival-horror to this stage. They created a fantastic world with immersive atmosphere. Until, gameplay is in between junky and decent. AI is horrible, spawn from nowhere, well, probably just anomaly. And it shoot from miles and behind the bushes. Audio is great, but it feels a bit cheap. Performances so bad. Audio in cut-sence also weird and maybe bug, got silence and then loud again. Put it simply, they are small dev team, dreaming big and pushing all in. Hope they have more experience and get better, but maybe in next 5-10 years. Love them and their passion, worth for me but maybe not for some gamers out there.

I keep going back and forth, and I've decided not to discuss in detail the lore and expansion of their universe as it is beyond my understanding. To put it simply, I recommend this game.

If this were a final release version, I would rate it a 6 or 7. And finally, it's a version 2.12 now. Everything is decent at the moment, but I hope they reconsider using their current red engine and explore other options. The engine truly showcases CDPR's prowess with RPG elements. Nevertheless, when it comes to gameplay, there are noticeable imperfections. This is why I believe they should consider an alternative engine. On a positive note, the story and characters are all uniquely crafted, which is commendable. The graphics set a new standard, as does the sound quality. The only aspect that requires improvement is the smoothness of the gameplay, which they are very close to perfecting. Please don't stop the good works!

I don't have anything bad to say about this game. just annoy some of the levels in the game. I do think the game can improve in terms of technology and sound. It's one of the best single-player zombie games I've played!

The game has everything on its arts piece and all of the lore they developed. But sad on the gameplay that very poor on control, bad and not smooth. Still a perfect and must play game

The only good things in this game are the worlds and graphics. Everything else is trash and boring. I really hate Ubisoft for making everything so cheap. It's such an embarrassment to the industry.

It is my fine and well tune FPS game, and would consider as my dream game. Unfortunately, it got less open options for the game. Multiplayer is so satisfied but too much on camper ease

It needs more polish, that's all. I know that made the great game, but there are so much more potential and room of improvement

Gameplay: the game has lots of different weapons to use, but I only ended up using a few of them instead of trying them all. The shooting in the game is okay, not the best but still smooth enough to be fun. The music in the game gets you excited for the action parts, which I liked a lot. The way you control the game feels a bit old-fashioned, other games have better. Designs: I really liked how the levels were designed. They give you lots of ways to play through them, which makes the game more interesting. The story is short but tells the story well and feels like watching a movie. Performance: the game runs okay, but it needs to be faster to match its style better. Sometimes it stutters or doesn't run smoothly, which can be annoying. In short, the game has many weapons and cool levels. Shooting and music are good, and the story feels like a movie. But the controls could be better, and the game needs to run smoother to match its fast-paced style.

I will forever praise this game. It's more than just a game; it's an immersive world. Every aspect, from the music to the combat and various activities, is perfected to its core.

I'm thoroughly enjoying this game, especially when compared to many FPS-RPG genre games I've played before. However, I have to lower my score slightly due to the game's over-promising by the developers. The game fell short of delivering the immersive experience it promised. Instead, it feels like a linear space game, lacking the vibrant liveliness that was advertised. The choices provided merely create a set path within the story, lacking any impact on the game world itself. However, the gameplay has notably improved compared to their previous work. I found enjoyment in the gunplay and various abilities. Nonetheless, the downside lies in the monotonous aspects, as the AI feels like mere target practice, challenging only due to its superior aim or abilities, often manipulated for artificial difficulty. A shot in the foot by their own creation and business scheme.

All the elements in the game contribute to the Spider-Verse experience that has been ongoing. I can't imagine the movies matching this level. Even the gameplay is satisfying and well-polished. The product showcases the developers' passionate dedication to video games.

Perfect in Arts and Storytelling, but I find myself deeply disappointed by the unpolished gameplay and immersion-breaking glitches present throughout the game. Could be masterpiece,nearly there..