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To begin with the game had an appealing cartoony feel to it with warm characters and a good story. It however gets quite slow and uninteresting after awhile - not to mention the combat mechanics which gave me a headache.

Compared to the previous two titles, I wouldn't really say it's an improvement in any way. I mean, it's an Uncharted game - characters and story is amazing as usual. But it feels more repetitive and forced than the prior titles. Stick with Uncharted 2 imo.

Compared to other titles during its time, graphics look amazing. The storyline is grade-a and the character development is outstanding. If anything, the controls are horrible. If not for the story I would suggest Uncharted 2.

Given its a 2009 PS3 game, the graphics are amazing. It has an incredible storyline paired with great characters. Hard to find any complaints, if anything the incessant climbing might get tiring.

Impressive storyline and amazing characters. The visuals are impressive enough to make you mindlessly roam the world. It is however a bit overhyped. As with any open world rpg it has the usual limitations with (side)quest patterns. The grind is very real. I would not recommend it on the higher difficulty settings, the difficulty curve is ridiculous. Death March starts off with you dying in one blow, but after you reach level 20 - the game becomes way too easy.

Story-wise a really awesome game. I would recommend playing it on easy just as a movie of sorts. Visuals are average yet pretty. The combat mechanics are bs.

Enjoyable story and visuals. Combat and AI is OK. I would not say going for stealthy gameplay is rewarding enough. It is definitely worth playing just for the exploring the environment and being part of the story, however I wouldn't play it for the FPS experience.

Pretty good game given its price on sale. It looks good, movement and combat is fluid and fun. AI is OK. Stealthy and opportunistic plays are reasonably rewarding - balancing it for people who aren't as patient. The thieving mechanics are pretty braindead though, it makes you feel like a chinese goldfarmer looting everything that is available. lockpicking goes into the same category. It has no unique elements or mechanics going for it. It is, however, enjoyable enough for a single playthrough without too high expectations, definitely not at full price though.

This is one of the games you regret buying at ANY price. Horrible game is awful. I would describe it in better terms but there's no words. Avoid it like the plague.

This is the addition to the Mass Effect series that successfully implement all RPG elements at an enjoyable level. It has a great immersing main plot, both capturing the previous games and improving on it. It delivers a thrilling main story which makes you interact with the universe as a whole, awesome dialogue between the characters. Reintroduces the most meaningful characters from previous games also giving meaningful sidestories. Combat is further improved since ME3 and has that satisfying fluidity you want when playing a shooter. It reduced the amount of followers to a reasonable amount but retains the diversity of playstyles from the second game. It is the most balanced of all three games and the one I enjoyed playing most.

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Though crippled by a flawed combat system and ridiculous follower AI, this game delivers beautiful storytelling and interesting characters and conversation. I would definitively recommend this game, but with the mindset that you're doing it for the story. Combat can be enjoyed in ME2/ME3. As a RPG, this is a must play.

This game delivered the average single player experience I would have expected from a multiplayer-focused game. Although the game included cutscenes and cheesy dialogue, it was interesting enough to keep playing. Beside the game having great looks, this time around you were able to complete the missions without being controlled towards a certain outcome. It felt more like the usual fps shooter - in a good way. Still too linear though, and pointless.

I cannot seem to recall a worse single player experience, ever. It's a claustrophobic experience where you are denied any choices of your own. The entire game is like an cinematic scripted event. If you even at all think for yourself, you're punished. You're not allowed to explore the map, if you kill enemies in any other order than the script wanted you to, they'll respawn. If you try clearing a mission differently or walk ahead for the same destination, it won't work. This review does not include any opinions on multiplayer. But I'm guessing the game would have been better off as multiplayer only.

Aside for a few flaws, it makes a really good game. It is somewhat innovative when it comes to game-play - and the story and cut scenes are enjoyable and leaves you thinking. However, it has a few glitches such as getting completely stuck in tight spaces. Graphically, it looks like Borderlands 1 - but less refined and more buggy. It is also somewhat grindy, and even though the game has a lot of options - it becomes somewhat boring though relived by the story.

Path of Exile along with DotA 2 are the best F2P games I've ever played. Content-wise there's really nothing to complain about. As an ARPG, it isn't as fluid and beautiful as Diablo 3 - but it has that oldschool feeling and gameplay that facilitates user interaction, very similar to Diablo 2. The complaints I have about this game would be that it's somewhat rigid, unstable difficulty scaling and that the current desync problems make it a game unfit for Hardcore or certain builds.

Average dialogues and quests and too many pointless things to keep track. Horrible controls for the PC experience. Balance between classes is a joke. Combat and controls are very disappointing. This is the kind of game where the most rewarding action is autosaving every move you make. Disgusting. I suppose you could play the game on easy to get the main story. But then again, you can read a book instead.

Tomb Raider has an intense story followed by great game mechanics and fluidity. It has a good mixture of combat, puzzling and cinematics. All this combined with appealing graphics.

Out of my limited selection, this is my favorite RPG game. It plays very similar to Skyrim - but comes out slightly ahead. While Skyrim has a better combat system and more content, The Witcher 2 gives you a much more meaningful story combined with colorful graphics, beautiful cities and good cinematics. For those who couldn't handle the p.o.s controls in TW1, The Witcher 2 gives a great recap of the previous title.

Simply the best lootwhoring/buttonmashing co-op title since Diablo 2, though also enjoyable in SP. Hilarious dialogues, characters and cinematics. Endless combinations of loot and loads of challenges. Worthwhile DLC content. Smooth graphics which still looks good - giving you a pleasant and fluid game experience even if you have an older PC. My favorite game 2012 without any doubt.