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If you are an RPG lover, wait, scrap that. If you are a nCRPG lover and you didn't know of this game you must play it, if you are already playing it stop reading this and continue doing so. However, if you knew about the game and you are not playing it, I would not want to know how the rest of your life choices are... I never wanted to disco more in my life: 10/10

If you are an RPG lover, wait, scrap that. If you are a nCRPG lover and you didn't know of this game you must play it, if you are already playing it stop reading this and continue doing so. However, if you knew about the game and you are not playing it, I would not want to know how the rest of your life choices are... I never wanted to disco more in my life: 10/10

It is an outstanding game that captures perfectly what these types of games must be. I could not finish it due to another project coming hard on the gas, nevertheless, I could see its potential and greatness. There were problems, like how the mid-game was dragging so much and how there were only two types of fights: the ones you could somehow win, and those that your entire squat died. A good game nonetheless. I yearn to die with my brothers: 10/10.

Forza Horizon 5 has one main problem: you are unable to skip cutscenes in possibly one of the most uninteresting stories you will ever come across. But apart from that it is a solid and great game which does not become repetitive and holds many secrets. Long live Porche: 10/10. What on earth is denuvo, **** to it: 0/10

I have over 250 hours in this game and beat it long ago. Thus I did not force myself to play it till the end this time, albeit it was the intention at the beginning. However, there would definitely be some value in it. There is little I can say about this game but to give it a ten, if you want to learn if you wish to play this watch the following video, there is no need to write a satire about romantic knights when Cervantes already wrote Don Quixote: ****/watch?v=JdAjXDDQPJ0 War crimes: I did none. Drug production: I did **** Rome: check.

Oh boy, what a ride... I was going to make a well-crafted review for this is one of the first "big" games that I was going to post here but at the end, I could not even muster the energy to write more than a few lines. This game is slow, its gameplay resembles a demo and its sandbox is a convoluted highway between points with many bushes to make you feel like you are exploring. In reality, you are going from point A to point B, and may God forbid you to find a place that you were not supposed to find beforehand (you know, the whole point of adventure games in a sense). If you ever dare do that, you won't even get a line of the characters nor will be talked about in the future about how you were in this very suspicious place fifteen minutes ago. I won't drag this out any longer, I had to finish the last three to four missions at 2x speed just because I wanted to finish the game. Quality: 0/10 Entertainment:1/10 Women: Questionable. There is really not a single genuinely good thing in this game that does not have a con.

There are two realities that I become more acquainted with the older I grow: 1 - There is no more false and inaccurate maxim than not judging a book by its cover. 2- You do not know how much you have until you lose it. I was doing what I always do as a PC player, fidgeting with the save files of my beloved playthrough of this game and suddenly they imploded after editing a value. They imploded and they were not in the bin, they were gone. I spent around 10 hours haggling with poor people, selling stacks of baked pork to the fattest noble that I could find... There is indeed nothing that hurts more than losing something you did not have the time to value enough. I did not finish the game, and if you have read all my reviews (I doubt anybody will) you must know that I only review if the game is finished. In this case, I will make an exception as there is no way I am playing all over again. I loved the game, do not get me wrong, is beautiful if you know its limits and its single-minded objectives; for a week I was truly a merchant, travelling through plains, mountains, and lakes. I kept my golden trinkets for the best bidders and shunned and sent to oblivion those pesky poor people who could only ask for a loaf of bread. It was incredible, it made me fall in love again with video games. Thank you. I shall never feel the same again: 10/10 Art: 8/10 Fat nobles: 10/10

The game was incredibly fun and engaging in all its phases. I played it for two to three weeks, which I think made the experience better as the gameplay loop can become very repetitive. Story wise I have no idea what I have just played, which I think is what the developers wanted in a way. I cannot think how this idea could become a 10/10 it is very simple and that is kinda of it, if you are going through a rut this game might be perfect for you. Apples: 10/10 Story: No idea. Lore: Even less Idea.

Let us begin by saying that for me this is easily an 8.5, but alas I am incapable of giving such a marking, a shame that it will remain as an 8. As a seasoned player of RPG, especially CRPG, I must say that playing this feels a bit off. I am, clearly, aware of the age of the game and the limitations that the game had while it was being developed. Still, I found the game a bit lacking in the gameplay side, I know that there is a lot of depth with other types of combat but I played it as I play all the Fallouts: melee. The story was fine and it had a lot of twists that if you have the time and patience to play the game slowly across, for example, thirty hours, you would find a very detailed game with a multitude of options. I wish I could say more, but unluckily I rushed the end as it was dragging, I reiterate that if you take this game calmly, you will fall in love with it. Bed encounters: 0/10 Melee combat: 0/10 Fallout lore: 10/10

Thief is a game which capitalizes on a gimmick or a craving, it does its job like a pendulum, at times masterfully, and at others (or most of the game) incorrectly or lacking. Every single layer of stealth in this game feels weird or a little off. I get it that you want to punish combat or killing in a full-fledged stealth game, but then, why provide three types of playstyle at the end of a mission? For instance, predator encourages at least a little killing, so why then have combat lag so much and take down animations being so boring? But anyway, apart from this, the other two modes were quite interesting, especially if you like to maximize a mission in ghost mode, that is mental. About the story I will not comment much, is a typical story from 2014, good enough, lacking the fear of correctness that many have today. For me, the game is special when it came out I fell in love with the looks and the graphics. I didn't have a powerful pc so I waited. Around four years later I got the pc, but the hype was almost gone and I never played past the third act. I went on to play the game on and off (getting it, playing until the second act, and then dropping it) until this summer. I have begun a journey to review all that I play to help me with this little problem that I have not finished games, but enough about me. Feels of being the best thief: 10/10 Dialogues and romance: Absolute decadence/10 Cool environment: 7/10