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DISCLAIMER: This is the first and only CIV game I've played. CIV VI does good job to introduce basics new players to the series, although some systems like the diplomacy stay unclear. Also the AI diplomacy seem illogical. The game is still very addictive and it is the primary example of a 'one more turn' game. The gameplay is very fun and satisfying. Cool game for LAN party with friends. Playing with AI gets a bit boring after couple of games.

I've played Hearthstone everyday since Beta up to the Boomsday Project expansion. I've bought couple pre-orders. In the early days of the game it was the best card game ever, with brilliant visuals, simple yet fun gameplay and cool setting in the WOW universe. BUT ever since the Witchwood the game began to be more and more repetitive, the grind was real, you couldn't keep up with the meta without paying money. Playing Hearthstone became more of a chore to me. Every time when new expansions were announced I was thrilled to see new cards but then I read about the massive paywall behind the content. I'm ok with paying for actual quality content but paying about 60$ for every expansion, couple times a year is horrendous, that's the price of an AAA game you have to pay in a F2P card game. It is a good game if you want to play VERY casual and spend 2-3 hours a week on it, but I advise you not to get too invested in order not to waste a lot of your time and money. What a big waste **** core game...

I've played SO many racing games on PS3, PC - every NFS game, Burnout, Gran Tourismo, etc. but once I got Xbox One everything changed. The first game I played on a new Xbox was Forza Horizon 3. It was amazing. But then Forza Horizon 4 came out and it was even better. The graphics and detail in this game is amazing. The game doesn't force you to do anything - you are given so much freedom. Remember when you are 100 m from the finish line and you suddenly hit something - no more, because you can rewind anytime during the race. It is so satisfying to race in this game. To me it has the perfect balance between arcade and sim way of driving. Best racing game ever.

It's very very addictive game. But when you beat the game with every character it gets a bit repetitive and pointless. Ascension isn't enough. It lacks endgame and a bit more content.

Poorly optimised and wacky, but hey it's dark souls and it's awesome. Memorable locations and bosses. Great world and unique storytelling.

Great visuals, great combat, grat locations, a great game. Some bosses could be more memorable, but overall an awesome game.

One of the best story in gaming. So much content in a DLC that it could be a standalone game.

The Narrator, The Narrator, The Narrator, The Narrator, The Narrator. (character limit)

+Beautiful and diverse locations +Satisfying character development +Great replayablity - Weak story - Some of the segments feel stretched, I got bored a bit too often - It gets too chaotic often times

The second entry to the Sims series brought even more wacky tone and developed it greatly with very imaginative DLCs. Even more possibilities, even better music, even more Sims.

+Many ways of approaching the goal +You feel that you are powerful + Nice setting and visual style + Very innovative stealth assassin game - Quite shallow, small, and forgettable locations - A bit weak character development

First game I got on Xbox One. The graphics and detail are amazing. The freedom is astounding. The best racing game before Forza Horizon 4

Despite the hate on this game, this is my favourite. I have so many memorable moments with this game. This is a big leap in comparison to the 1st game.

Best DLC ever. You get so much hours of gameplay, many other game studios could make 2 games out of it. And the quality of the DLC - same as the main game. Touissant is breathtaking.

My favourite game back when it was released. It was such an unique experience, but also had its limitations. Great start to the formula.

After the prologue you are given so much freedom of exploring and discovering Skyrim that it was breathtaking to me. And the immersion after dozens of hours put into this game was magical. I admit, there were some bugs, strange ragdolls and couple of save reloads, but I still love this game.

A remarkable game that changed the whole industry. I've spent countless hours playing Minecraft, made dozens of friends. I have so many memorable moments with this game. A pinnacle of gaming. 10/10

I could write a book about the things I love about this game, so I will just point a few things: + great, remarkable characters + great story + visuals and music + a lot of content + Gwent + satisfying progression system + cool mechanics + decision impact + setting + telling story through the world + DLCs are dbasuvasyihbasiguying awesome +/- combat is ok - couple of sound and visual glitches - boring armor quests 10/10 ( played on XONE S, over 200 hours, played the main game with dlc twice)

Games like Flower or Abzu typically are boring to me but with Journey it was different. It has been a wonderful experience full of strong emotions, astounding visuals and music. Although you can easily beat it in one sitting (I recommend it), you'll definitely remember it for a long time.

This game introduced me to the roguelike genre. It has so much content, secrets, combinations of items. The progress in this game is so satisfying. At the beginning you struggle to get to the 1st boss, then to beat him, etc. and after dozens of hours its just bread and butter to you. 10/10

(I played through about 70% of the game) Celeste takes some simple mechanics and develops them through the levels to maximum. The mechanics are satisfying to learn and master. The story is quite enjoyable and have a deeper meaning. Visuals are surprisingly impressive to me. The game makes the most of these pixels. Sometimes you have to do too pixel-perfect jumps which is frustrating and can drive you away from the game. Some parts feel a bit stretched. Overall it is a solid platformer.

One of the best platformers I've ever played. The game takes the mechanics from The Blind Forest and greatly expands it. Will of the Wisps focuses more on combat mechanics and its metroidvania aspects. The story is also more compelling for me than the previous. Graphics - amazing. Music - breathtaking. 10/10 (played on Xbox One X)