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Do not buy. Activision Blizzard supports pedophilia, and the grooming and sexualizing of kids too. #LeaveTheKidsAlone

Due to Activision Blizzard's choice in supporting the grooming and sexualizing of kids, I will not be recommending, playing, or promoting this game, and future titles and other games under AB down the road until they apologize. And I mean a REAL apology, and not a Bud Light apology (I don't drink by the way, but I am aware of all of the current news on their crap). God bless!

I don't know how to explain it, but for the campaign side of things, this may be the second-best Halo game, if not first. The story was emotional and really pays off for players who have played all of the games before this one because there are literally callbacks to EVERY Halo game; from easter eggs to pivotal plot points. You actually see what Guardians are capable of, and you get an explanation visually of what happened from Halo 5 to the beginning of Infinite, to where Infinite picks up 6 months after the beginning. Boss fights seem a little unfair, but they're beatable, and I played on normal difficulty, but it seemed harder than most other normal difficulties I've played. Probably a second normal playthrough I'll be able to tackle heroic difficulty. I do think that Halo Infinite falls for a few issues other open-world games fall for. Difficulty varies, and your fun factor will change from the direction you choose to attack locations. Also, some enemies feel too bullet-spongy. With the story, you might get a little lost at the beginning, but everything is explained in the last third of the story. On the multiplayer side, it's a mixed bag. Regarding gameplay, solid. Very solid, no issues. Weapons are a mixed bag. Most alien weapons are weak, excluding the sentinal beam, needler, skewer, and mauler. Don't use any other alien weapon. The plasma pistol was nerfed, and there are not enough variety of weapons. Wished there were so much more. Vehicles feel off. There more...unhandy than before. Instead of vehicles having weird physics being a feature, this is more of a problem. The maps are very good. Customization looks cool, but because of how the progression system works, you might as well not bother customizing your spartan without paying loads of money. The campaign is a must-play, and the multiplayer is something you might like. I like it, and I'm not much of a multiplayer guy.

The campaign is hot, burning, smelly, trash. This game makes no sense, unless you record the game, slow down the scrolling text, read it, buy comic books, and read them. The level design is stupid and unfair to the player at times. I can only recommend playing this game IF you play it with a friend. Trust me, it is not worth your time unless you like achievements or collectibles. The zombies is the best part of the game. Zombies is almost perfect. I like some of the gobble gums. The guns are cool. Customizing guns are cool. Though, half of the maps are good. The only good maps are the remakes, ****! Multiplayer is stupid. Borning maps. Boring all over. Don't recommend it.

I could almost copy and paste my review from Battlefield 1. The campaign is awesome, and I love it. I don't get why I like it, because the mechanics are mostly stupid, but there are not many cop simulators around, and I like it I guess. It is like an action-packed TV show, but it actually has action. The multiplayer is okay, better than most Battlefield multiplayer's I've played, but big battles between cops and robbers make no sense, but it is still fun. I like it, and I recommend this game.

The campaign is a major improvement from Battlefield 4's campaign. I only wish that there was a singular story versus multiple stories. I understand the decision, and I respect it, it just wasn't for me, even though it was better than 4's campaign. The multiplayer is still fun, but is still not my kind of multiplayer game. Sometimes it feels like it takes years to go from spawn to the battle, or it takes centuries to find someone and get a kill, but I guess that fits some people's preferences. It is a good game, and if you find it for $15, $20, I would say it is worth it. I just wish I could fight bots, or have split-screen with friends because the multiplayer is unplayable without Xbox Live Gold or Game Pass Ultimate.

This game is not really fun. The campaign has a boring story that I don't really feel interest in. The most fun I had with it was the first and second mission, and then it got terrible. Controls are clunky, I guess for realism like, but it sacrifices the fun factor for me. The multiplayer is stupid because the maps are too big, so it is a sniper's dream if they got the high ground, so don't do it Anakin, or you'll get sniped! When you aren't getting sniped at spawn, you're spending a long time on foot getting back into the action, or waiting for a vehicle to spawn. The helicopter is hot trash because the controls are horrible. The first and last time I got off the ground, I flipped the helicopter and killed everyone inside of it. Terrible game.

The game was pretty much at the same level as the one before this, **** glitches are gone! The story was better (the first game's story was also good). I was glad to see a new take on the Joker and other villains. It's nice to see that Telltale can make the same old characters seem brand new. Again though, the super makes no sense, because whenever you need it, you are going to have it, so it makes no sense to have a meter for it. This game is awesome, and I recommend giving it a play through AFTER you play the first game, because this game builds off of the choices you made from the first game.

This game was not as good as Assassin's Creed Rogue, which I thought was the best of the games that I played. This game was boring. Game mechanics were confusing. The story felt like it pulled situations out of the air just to have a situation to force the plot forward. The romance in the game was very unsatisfying. The game was just hot trash all around. What keeps this score from going any lower is a convincing open-world, excellent graphics (for its time, but it still looks good today), and the outfits. Other than the stupid story, what really kills this game is the co-op missions and the costumes and weapons that are required to purchase with one of two currencies to make your gameplay easier. The weapons were not different enough, and they felt unfair to use depending on the level of what character you engaged in combat with. This was too different from Rogue, and I don't like it. Did I get my money's worth? I think so, because I bought it off G2A for less than $2.

This single-player only game is a great game. Meet real-life characters, visit historical places, captain a ship and enter combat, transverse the world in interesting ways, and complete the story. It is a great game all around. Sometimes it feels slow, and sometimes it feels like the story comes to an unnatural halt to shoehorn in the mechanics in a confusing way, but overall, this game kicks butt. Shaw, the main character, is super awesome, and his sneaking skills are well made. Story and mechanics are really well made, just the level design of a couple of parts holds it back. I totally recommend playing this. I hope the remaster is good. One other thing, theThis single-player only game is a great game. Meet real-life characters, visit historical places, captain a ship and enter combat, transverse the world in interesting ways, and complete the story. It is a great game all around. Sometimes it feels slow, and sometimes it feels like the story comes to an unnatural halt to shoehorn in the mechanics in a confusing way, but overall, this game kicks butt. Shaw, the main character, is super awesome, and his sneaking skills are well made. Story and mechanics are really well made, just the level design of a couple of parts holds it back. I totally recommend playing this. I hope the remaster is good. Plus, the ending of the story directly ties in with the beginning of Assassin's Creed Unity.

From the creators of the amazing Titanfall 2 game, this game was...a bit underwhelming. I wish this game had wall-running, which it does not, but I guess it makes sense since we're not Titanfall pilots. I love the sliding mechanics, along with climbing and the overall movement of the game. What I don't like, which many games does this, which disincentivizes me from playing, but the limited time items locked behind the season pass. I don't like season passes with items that cannot be gotten after a time frame. This game has that. I will say I am happy with the cross-play, but that does not help in increasing the score. This deserves a hard seven in my opinion, because of the mechanics that I wish it had, and the limited time rewards, it gets a seven.

I know this is for iOS, but there isn't an Android version for this. This game was the best game in the franchise that I have personally played. The story was top-notch, and villains were super hateable, and the protagonists were super manly and awesome. Edward Page was the coolest villain who is willing to torture anyone they want if it helps them. Trust me, this game is very, very good. It was heartbreaking to see my favorite character, Anderson, die at the end, but hey, he was a well-written character who had an ending that went out with a bang! If this game is still up on the app store, buy it! Download it! Play it! The multiplayer is okay, but it had some really great maps, better than the maps from the next game. The DLC in this game is free and comes with the initial download. The biggest critisim is that you cannot play the multiplayer without a connection to the WIFI.

When I bought this game, I knew that people were saying that this game had little content. I bought this to find out if I think that this game is really worth the criticism. **** was. My FIRST four player raid or whatever it is called would have server problems after completing the mission, but it would not save my progress. I have done it three times, and it is horrible. The story of the game I have not finished because for some reason no NPC wants to talk to me anymore and give me new content. I'm sure it's been patched by now, but I haven't touched the game in months. Everything on my YouTube channel of this game is all that I've played for the story and other missions. Other than the server problems, I didn't notice glitches. Loading is a huge problem. The "social hub" often loads after entering an area, dropping in NPC's and shops seconds after entering the market. Some might call this loading screen simulator, and you'd be right because I've spent two or more minutes most of the time in loading screens. The time played does not justify the loading screens. It does not matter what you're loading, it loads SLOWLY. Probably the biggest redeeming feature about this game is flying. I'd say that this game is worth the $10 that many pawn shops sell this game for if you want something that makes you feel like Iron Man with a gun. Player controls feel good. Enemies are bullet sponges if they are a miniboss or an actual boss. I personally don't mind the pointless decisions made in the social hub, but I know that others do.

The story of this game was really well done, and I personally think that Telltale really outdone themselves once again. The story is easy to follow, and there are lots of decisions to make in this game, and that is what this company does well. You might be thinking, "Why are you giving it a 7 out of 10?" Let me tell you why. The game, four years after it came out, IS STILL BUGGY! At some points, assets take their time to load, and at one point, Batman was beating up invisible people and talking to an invisible person. I watched a clip on YouTube to see if this was working correctly, and sure enough, it was not. I was supposed to see Batman beat up thugs, and then talk to a cop that was almost killed by the thugs. The only minor criticism I have is the super ability, which I feel does not need a meter because you are gonna use it during the scripted events. There is never a time where you need it and you can't use it because the meter isn't full. I do recommend playing this game, despite the glitches, be overall, it was a stable game that was super awesome.

Up until the release of Modern Warfare in 2019, this was my all-time favorite Call of Duty. Some people could say that this game had a predictable story, and while it did, it did not hurt it in the long run. Personally, I was caught off guard by the plot twist. Being given an exo suit with incredible power and punching all sorts of enemies was satisfying all the time. While the missions were a little restrictive, they never got boring. The only gimmick I hated was the mag-gloves. These pieces of trash forced you to go straight up, down, left, or right; you can't go diagonal which makes it so annoying. The other tech you are given is so much fun and mixes up the gameplay. The advanced movement, lethal and tactical gear is incredible. The survival mode was hard, but an excellent mode and new spin to survival from Modern Warfare 3. The objectives you are given are fun, and so are the upgrades you can get. Zombies at first I was very critical of, but now I think it was just not what I was used to, but it was a good thing none the less and had some good twists to the gameplay. The one thing I HATE about it though is the EMP zombies because at one point, the ability to jump really high is NEEDED and the moment you can't do that, it's more about running for your life until you regain power than it is about the carnage. The multiplayer is probably the worst part of the game and has been the only time that I feel like I'm suffering when playing. The boosted jump makes shooting idiots near impossible. Some tactical items are now nearly pointless because of the boosted jump. Guns needed to be more powerful because of the boosted jump. This was just a poor case for multiplayer.

What can I say but this version of the game and Halo Reach are neck in neck as my favorite Halo games. This game has an amazing story with some of the best level designs I've ever seen. What keeps me from a perfect score is the recycled level. Typically I don't care if something was recycled, but this was the most annoying mission they could have recycled. My favorite weapons are the Assault Rifle and the Magnum, and they always come in handy. Enemies are diverse and each one requires a certain playstyle. Missions contain a mix of tight corners and wide-open battlefields. Sometimes the wide-open battlefields can feel boring because you have to run across great distances at times or there is not enough combat. One thing to remember about the campaign: BEWARE OF THE ROCKET FLOOD. The graphics are amazing for the art style and IMO, the graphics still hold up today because of the art style. Now for the multiplayer. I haven't played that much multiplayer, but what I have played, it's always fun. I never had 16 people to play with at once, so the big maps are more about screen peaking or playing hide and go seek. The best game modes to play with two to four people are slayer or rocket slayer, and it does not matter what map you are on. This is truly a must-play title.