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It's great, you get two amazing games. Uncharted 4 has great visuals, gameplay and story. Lost legacy is a good epilogue game that you also get in collection, it's not as good as Uncharted 4, owing to its shorter runtime but it's still great. It's a shame that the online modes and survival mode aren't in this. Still you get the main stories which are the important parts of the game anyways.

It's a lot better now, they fixed a lot of problems with the game. For starters the game functions better now seeing as there are much less bugs now. The maps were also reworked so that they are less open, still though some of the maps are still very annoying to play on. They also kind of brought back the class system so thats also good but there are still operators. The multiplayer is fun, though thats really all there is since there is no campaign which is a shame. Portal mode adds a little extra to the game as well so you can play on maps from older games with guns from those same guns which is a nice addition. You can get the game pretty cheap now so it wouldn't be a horrible buy.

It's a good Battlefield game, every time I played, I had a good time. The destruction isn't quite as good as in Battlefield 1, but it's still there and you can still destroy plenty of things. Some of the maps do bug me for being too open but it's not a game ender. The gunplay feels good and is fun. While note as immersive as its predecessor, in part due to the fact that you can buy goofy looking skins, it's for the most part still pretty good. There is also a series of short campaigns like in Battlefield 1, some are interesting but some just whatever. They aren't the main point of the game but it's still nice it has some sort of offline mode. Overall, it's enjoyable to play.

It's a collection of games that were the best, compared to todays games, it obviously won't be as good graphically or gameplay wise, but the stories are still fun. The first game is particularly rough to play and it is kind of a slog to get through at times, but it's a good start to the franchise story wise. The second and third games are better, however shooting can still feel frustrating at times and throughout all three games, taking cover felt janky. One place where the games do well are the stories; each game has its own interesting story, and while some parts of the stories could feel repetitive, especially if you play all three games in a row, they all still have good moments and overall are good stories with funny characters. You can have a good time playing these games if you manage your expectations before starting, otherwise you might get disappointed.

It's not as bad as people say it is. The story is borderline pathetic, with lots and lots of issues, but there are some ok parts. There are some interesting characters with some genuinely funny moments. The game also has some really nice graphics as well. The gameplay is actually not that bad, it does get repetitive since you basically just doing the same missions over and over again, but still, it's good for a little while. The live service elements of this game are horrible, the skins they sell are stupid, the battle pass is stupid, the lame updates are stupid. It's a shame because if you strip away all the rubbish around the game, at its core it's actually not that bad. If you can get it for a very low price, then it might be worth it.

It's an incredibly good game and a the perfect coop adventure to play through with somebody. Every chapter has its own twist to keep things fresh and fun. For the most part it always feels fresh, although sometimes some gameplay sections do feel repetitive. Regardless the game is still pure fun. The graphics and story are also of the highest quality. It's a very memorable experience for both you and whoever you play it with. The puzzles and general design of levels force cooperation in a mostly natural feeling manner. It's a really good game that is defiantly worth a play.

It's one of the best shooters out there. It has a great atmosphere, a good selection of guns and a lot of fun maps, though some of them feel like sniper death zones. Despite that they are all still unique and interesting to enjoy. The game explores a part of history that we don't often see a lot of in games. The single player element in the game is ok; it's thought out enough to be enjoyable. While the game isn't quite perfect, it's close to it so it's worth a buy.

It's an ok arcade racer. The driving feels a little loose, but it fits into the style of game. It's nice to be able to create your own tracks and play the ones others are have created as well. It's not nice that there are a lot of dlc cars, despite that disappointment, there still are a good amount of cars to play with. They are well modelled and look really nice. Unfortunately the rest of the game is mediocre at best. It's for sure not a bad game, but it leans on the novelty of being hot wheels a little too much as opposed to being a game with something different.

It doesn't have much, but what it does have it does well enough. After awhile it gets quite stale. It's fun with friends, and you can defiantly enjoy this game, it just won't last very long. It's basically just a clone of among us with a DeathNote skin on it, so don't play this expecting something new. It adds a couple of new things here and there, but nothing to truly set it apart from the original. It's a meh game, it's defiantly not awful, and it can be fun, but it just won't last for very long.

It's a boring game, there isn't much to do. You just go around and swim towards fish and press L2 a bunch of times to eat them. Even this simple mechanic feels wrong though, the gameplay is jagged and flawed. Dodging and jumping feel really bad and I found myself sticking the sharks fin above water, getting locked their for a while then awkwardly coming down again. The world is interesting, and so is the customisation system, but apart from that this game is pretty bare and repetitive. Even the primary part of the game, eating things, gets stale really fast. It's the same eating and blood splatter animation over and over and over again. There are few positives to this game, so unless it's on a major discount avoid this, because it's never going to be worth $40.

It's a slow burn for the first hour or two, but once it gets started, it really gets started. The characters and story are well crafted. The music, animations and extras in the game create a horrifying blend that will truly disturb you. It's very good at what it sets out to do, so you should play it, especially since the standard version is free.

It's a boring game. I understand it's supposed to be some sort of simulator game, but it fails at that. The missions are ok, but the gameplay is so monotonous. It's the same over and over and over again, with absolutely no variety. It also annoys me that a key aspect of the game play, the fire hose, feels like it has no power behind it. It just all feels so wrong. The driving also feels really bad, the trucks and the roads lack physics, so when your driving a fire truck, you feel like your floating over the ground. Nothing in this game is good, or right or proper. Just ignore this game. While there are worse out there, this one is pretty close to being among the worst.

It's a good game, a good story, some good enough characters. The game isn't great, but it defiantly is not bad. It got me a few times, and it succeeded in creating an uneasy atmosphere. It was a little slow to start however, it took me a couple of hours before anything interesting started to happen. I also felt that some of the characters died a little too easily. Besides that I enjoyed the story. Some of the gameplay mechanics annoyed me; pushing and pulling things felt awkward and janky, and sometimes just would not work. Overall it was an enjoyable experience, but it's not the best game in it's genre, so I would look at other games before I looked at this one.

It's a great experience. The story, the choices, the overall atmosphere, it's all really well done. It feels like your watching a movie the entire time and it keeps you constantly connected to the game via a few unique gameplay mechanics. If you want a good interactive movie type game then this will for sure satisfy your cravings. This is a bit of a walking simulator though, so if it's intense gameplay your looking for, then this game might disappoint you. If you enjoy cinematic story games, then this game is for you.

This is probably the best multiplayer game there is right now. Its gameplay is engaging, its graphics are amazing and its not over priced. Playing this game is like watching an action movie with only action. There are always explosions or massive creatures roaming the many different biomes of the game which creates a stunning cinematic experience. The guns all feel unique and are fun to use. Graphically is the game is unmatched by most, the environments look stunning. The best part of this all is that it's a $40 game. So many games today are grossly overpriced, Helldivers 2 is for sure not one of those games. It's also also not oversaturated with microtransactions like so many games these days as well. Even the microtransactions it does have, can be earned in game. There are also constant updates to the game, there is always something new being added to the game. Helldivers 2 is a great game and is without a doubt one of the best you can play right not.

It's unfortunate, but Security Breach is just boring. It has a cool couple of nods to the other games, which is nice, but besides that there is really nothing in this game. The game is just boring, you run around a hide. There are some nice set-piece moments but besides that your not really doing anything interesting for the whole game. There is also no autosave, so if you get seen by the animatronics then you have to restart the whole section again. If the game was fun then that would add some stakes to the game, but it's not, so all it does is make you do that same boring stuff over and over again. The story was fine, but unnecessary. The overarching story of FNAF seemed to have ended with pizza simulator, this game just ruins that ending by adding more fluff to the story. This game is not good. There is truly no reason to buy of play this game. It's not unplayable, but there are so many better games you can dedicate your time and money to.

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It's a good game. A lot of the issues that used to be present are no longer there. The single player campaigns are entertaining, and fun battles to manage and play through. The multiplayer is just as good and enjoyable. All four factions feel unique and different to play. One thing that is annoying is the fact that you need to be constantly online, even when playing against only ai. It's frustrating and completely unnecessary. Besides that though, it's a very good real time strategy and is fun to play.

It provided a good couple of hours of fun, but after that it becomes pretty plain. It fulfils its purpose of being a police simulator quite well, however that can make the game repetitive since your just going to be going around and giving out a lot of tickets. There are also some technical issues with the game, more specially with the tow-truck and police AI. They just seem to be really clunky and unable to move around traffic if they have to get somewhere. At the end of the day it does what it sets out to do so I can't complain.

It's just another Fifa game. It's nothing special. It adds absolutely nothing new to the game except more technical issues, so if you already have a recent Fifa game just play that. It's definitely not worth the money.

By far one of the best games I have ever played. The story was captivating, the cinematography encapsulated my attention, and the action sequences were invigorating. It makes you feel like your apart of a movie with how well everything works together. It's without a doubt a game I would play again.

It's a fun game, but a long game. The main story takes forever to complete. It isn't a horrible story, but it does get a little repetitive towards the end of 60-70 hour story. The map is big, and the cities are well constructed, but the there are way to many open spaces. The combat fells crunchy, and rewarding and is defiantly a strong factor in this games favour. Stealth and parkour are both meh, but the combat makes up for it. Overall, it's an enjoyable game, but the map is to empty and the story is to long.

It's a good game but it's the furthest thing from and Assassin's Creed game. There is not stealth, no hidden blade and some horrible level gating mechanics. You have to grind side quests to be able to be able to play the main story missions to avoid having to fight damage sponges, which is a shame because the main story is quite enjoyable. Don't worry there is a way to avoid the side quests, you can buy XP boosts. It feels like they made the game purposely grindy to push you to buy microtransactions. The map is beautiful, and large. The map is a little to big though, it becomes a bit of a pain to traverse, especially considering the fact a large portion of the map is water. Another very annoying part of the game is the mercenary system. The game sends this boring bosses to constantly attack you. It was an interesting idea, but it was just irritating. Your wanted level goes up for everything you do. It makes the mercenary system feel like a punishment for playing the game. Underneath all the missing mechanics, and all the bad ones, there is a good game, but defiantly not an Assassin's Creed game.

Egypt is a beautiful world to explore. The combat is different, but not in a bad way. It's an acceptable progression of assassins creed mechanics. Stealth is still present, and a viable option for encounters. The large map makes parkour hard to do but it's still fun. The story is stock standard, but it gets the job done. There is a lot of side content so your bound to find something you like. There are microtransactions which are irritating, but it doesn't effect the experience to much. Assassin's Creed Origins is an expected progression of the Assassin's Creed formula that is worth the time and money to play.

Avatar is not bad, but it's not good or special in any way. It's Far ry but with less weapons to use. The game just gets so repetitive so fast. You fight the same two enemy types using the same three bows, two guns and a spear. You do the same boring missions over and over again. The story is just so generic like the rest of the game. The game is graphically amazing, and the world is lush with colour, but the rest of the game is just so boring. There are also a micro transactions and all that does is add another reason to not play the game. The Avatar series in general has always been about pretty graphics, this game is no different. Unless your a die hard fan of Avatar I would avoid this game.

It's a really boring game. You jump around a little bit, do some stupid puzzles and then do it again. There is not much to do, and it gets monotonous after playing it for a while.

Ghost of Tsushima is a truly great game. It's story is impeccable, the open world is beautiful and the gameplay, though not revolutionary, is still fun. The strongest part of the game is easily the story, it invokes all kind of emotions and kept me engaged the entire time. The open world is big, but not so big that it becomes a drag to traverse. It also looks amazing, there are all kinds of biomes and the particle affects are bright and vivid. The fighting is reasonably deep but the stealth is a little basic. Ghost of Tsushima is a really good game and much better then a lot of big budget games nowadays.

It's Monopoly if Monopoly had micro transactions. It provides nothing new, it's just plain old Monopoly. There is an interesting game mode where you can create your own board but that costs money. If that was included in the main game then it would make this game worth it. It just feels like a cash grab that's using the Monopoly name to get some cheap buys.

There is a lot to do in this game, a lot of coop missions, a lot of horde maps and a lot of guns to play around with. The game gives you a variety of modes to choose from. There are short stories from around the world that follow different groups of survivors as they navigate the the zombie filled cites in a range of countries. The second game mode is a horde survival mode. This is a static defence game mode that comes in two flavours, standard and XL. The third game mode is a multiplayer pvp mode that has sprinkles of zombies here and there. There is also a progression system where you can upgrade your character classes as well as their guns; this provides hours of mindless fun that will never get old. WWZ Aftermath has a simple premise, but a fun one and is definitely a worthwhile buy.

Prison Architect provides a deep simulation of running a prison. There is plenty to do, you can manage pre-built prisons, mange your own and there are even some story based missions. There is also a game mode where you can play as a prisoner and escape prisons including your own, however this is locked behind paid DLC which is disappointing. It seems wrong to have game modes locked behind paywalls but it does not take away from the great amount of freedom you are given when designing your prison, and how fun it is. If you have a hankering for a well developed simulation game then Prison Architect will provide you with countless hours of fun.

Nascar Heat 5 provides a authentic racing experience. The controls feel responsive, the racing atmosphere feels amazing and there are a good amount of racetracks to choose from. You also get a variety of car type that all feel distinct and unique. It isn't a masterpiece, but Nascar Heat 5 provides a solid game to choose from if your interested in Nascar.

Far Cry 5 very much like the other games in the franchise, if you like Far Cry games you will like Far Cry 5. It's not really innovative but it works. The main character in this game is silent, this to say the least, impacts character development since there is no character. The main villain has his moments, but he also feels stale sometimes since he just monologues in your face all the time. The side villains are some of the best in the series; each one feels unique in their own way. The friendly side characters are really hit or miss, some are interesting while others just annoyed me. The main missions have good variety and plenty of action so it's sure to keep you hooked, the side missions on the other hand are a completely different story. Some of them are fun missions that are goofy in a good way, others are just lame. The map is a little monotonous, it's not bad but it's one of the worse open worlds out there. The gunplay is about what you would expect in any Far Cry game, you go around and shoot people. They added these ai soldiers that you can enlist with you to help you in missions, they also added more enjoyable vehicles to use. Far Cry 5 is a fun game, but it isn't a must buy by any means.

Far Cry 4 is a game set in the fictional of Kyrat that borders the Himalayas. The games graphics are stunning and hold up well to todays standards. The game gives you options that can shape Kyrat to your will. Though the main character is a little bland, the others are not. The games main antagonist is generally interesting due to his deep backstory and the amazing voice acting for the character. The games main missions are generally varied and interesting, the side missions are not. There are only a few types of side missions, that you do over and over again. The outposts also feel the same after about the 70% mark seeing as they all feel the same. The stealth is deep with a range of takedowns available and the shooting is fine. Despite it's flaws Far Cry 4 is a good game, so if you see it on sale then it's worth a buy.

If you haven't played any other Far Cry game, and like shooting things then you will enjoy Far Cry 6. The gunplay is crisp and satisfying, the map is gorgeous. The gun customisation is plentiful with there being plenty of different gun types, attachments and skins. You now also have these backpacks that are incredibly fun to use and add something new to the game. There are more things to do with there being checkpoints and AA guns to destroy, along with the traditional outposts that the other Far Cry games have. Some of the side missions have some interesting story lines while others are bland and mind-numbing. The weakest part of this game is the story. The a lot of the characters are underdeveloped and the story as a whole is just a cliche mess. If you can get past the disappointing story then you will have a good time blowing things up.

This game if definitely not worth $70. I got bored of the game after a few days since it's so repetitive. I understand that it's a racing game and theres only so much you can expect in terms of gameplay but there should be more game modes or different kinds of cars, otherwise they should't charge such and exorbitant amount of money. The annoying performance issues also didn't help me enjoy the experience any more. The game as a whole just feels like another bland microtransaction filled EA game designed purely to take as much money as possible.

It is extremely short but it is fun since Catwomen actually feels pretty different to play. Because of this I really enjoyed playing as her in both Arkham Night and City because of how fast and nimble she is. She also operates very differently in stealth as well and I enjoy that. If you like playing as Catwomen and like exploring a bit more about Riddler then this dlc will entertain for a short while.

Compared to some of the other dlc for Arkham Night it really is not that bad. It has a fairly good story and Two-Faces lair looks really cool but, it's not enough to make up for how short it is. There are also no real gameplay changes since Robin is basically Batman but with less gadgets. If you just want some more content then this would be an ok choice.

It's really short and the map was really stale. When playing as Nightwing you get to use his electric batons, which is fun but that is about the only unique thing that Nightwing can do. He has some witty banter as well but that dlc is so short that you don't hear enough of those entertaining voice lines. Regardless I would probably avoid getting this dlc.

For me it's one of the better dlc for the game. It's set way before the events of Arkham Night so it has no connection to the main game in any way but thats fine. You get a classic Joker experience that's set in an abandoned theme park. The map is really cool and open so your free to explore at your leisure. The dlc is quite short though as it only took me around an hour to complete. I also experienced a lot more bugs with this dlc then I did with the main game or the other dlcs. For example Batgirls cap would do all kinds of weird things like morphing into strange shapes or defeated enemies would stretch around and sink into the ground. Overall though I had a mostly bug free experience and the ones I did see were minor did not impact me that much. Though the dlc was short it was fun and if it goes on sale it wouldn't be the worst buy.

If you really like Arkham Night or Red Hood then get this, I personally really like Red Hood. He plays like a Batman with guns. The missions took me around 15-20 minutes to complete. For most people it would't be worth it but if you really like Red Hood or just really badly want more Arkham Night then it's worth a buy.

Battlefront 2 has truly improved over the course of its life. While it was awful at launch, the team but a lot of work to making this game good through a lot of updates. They added more heroes/villains, more maps, and more game modes. The offline modes are also really good now since they put a reasonable amount of effort into the single player section of this game. The campaign started off interesting then fell off, I would rather have then not have it though. Overall it's a quality game now that you will have fun it regardless of whether you like Star Wars or not.

If you really like Arkham Night or Red Hood then get this, I personally really like Red Hood. He plays like a Batman with guns. The missions took me around 15-20 minutes to complete. For most people it would't be worth it but if you really like Red Hood or just really badly want more Arkham Night then it's worth a buy.

You get to play as Harley Quinn and she does feel different to play as. She has her own unique combat, stealth mechanics and gadgets. This all sounds good but once you start to get into it, it ends. The Harley Quinn story pack is really short. It took my around 20-25 minutes to get through the few the whole thing, it is cheap but I would still avoid it unless you really want to play as Harley Quinn.

The DLC adds 4 new side missions that focus on 4 new villains. Some of these side missions are really fun and have really interesting stories, others not so much. There is one particular mission that I found to absolutely boring since the tasks were repetitive and tedious. If you enjoyed Batman Arkham Night and want some more side missions then get Season of Infamy otherwise you could live without it.

Batman Arkham Night has the best gameplay of the series, the formula has been refined to perfection. There are so many possibilities when in combat that you do truly feel like Batman. They also added the Batmobile though it felt a bit overused. There are far to many missions that involve the Batmobile but I'm still glad they added it. The graphics stand up to todays games really well, it all looks really good. The rain for example is looks amazing and the way the lights reflect of the wet pavement also looks amazing. The story is a bit predictable at moments, nonetheless I felt satisfied at the end. While perhaps not the best game in the series overall it still is spectacular and it will not disappoint.

The Batman Arkham series are some of the best games out there, the story, the gameplay, the maps are all stellar. Return to Arkham allows newer older fans to experience this epic again on newer consuls as well as giving the opportunity an opportunity to new fans. It's also important to note that Return to Arkham includes all the dlc from both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, this includes the top tier DLC, Harley Quinn's revenge. If your a fan of batman then get this Return to Arkham, you will not be disappointed.

Apex feels like an EAs version of fortnight, there is just so little that makes this game unique. While the gameplay is fun it gets repetitive due to the lack of game modes. It feels like Apex was just a game that jumped on the battle royal train when fortnight was at its peak. Less and and less updates come each year, the game just feels forgotten. There is also some truly extreme monetisation in the game. It's important to remember that the game is free but some of the micro-transactions are just too much.

Plants vs Zombies 2 expands on the original in every aspect, there are more levels, more types of levels, more enemy types, more boss fights and more plant types. The game is really fun and it does not deserve the amount of criticism that it gets, yes the micro-transactions do harm the experience but not in a way that would completely destroy the game. If you enjoyed the first Plants vs Zombies then you will enjoy this one for sure.

Stellaris offers the player a unique experience to manage a galactic wide civilisation. You have resource too mange as well as a government to mange. You also have to be weary of a range of threats. You must also compete with other empires for new star systems and wage war if you must. The game has a lot of mechanics that are all very refined and fun to use, however there is a lot of seemly basic things looked behind DLCs. For example you can't build megastructures or use super weapons unless you get two separate DLCs. When playing the game you get reminded that you don't have DLCs by the game allowing you to see the options the DLCs offer but not allowing you to use them, a bit like dangling a carrot in front of a rabbit but never allowing the rabbit to get the carrots unless the rabbits pays a further few hundred. All these features getting locked behind a paywall is really annoying though you can still have a enjoyable experience without them if you use mods.

Battlefront is a fun game but it gets pretty boring pretty fast. The gameplay itself is fun but it gets repetitive as there are only a few maps and to get anymore you would have to buy their DLCs. The game further disappoints with a very barebones offline experience and a lack of any the main characters in Star Wars. In the base game you have only 6 heros/villans to play as, there are more but you have to pay to access those characters. Another massive downside is that the game is limited to only the original trilogy time period, all this does it further exacerbate the repetitiveness of the game. There are also a lack of vehicles that you can play as so this also adds to the boredom. Graphics wise the game still holds up to even todays standards so no complaints there. It's an ok game and worth a play if you can get for cheap.