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A bit to mazey for my taste, also the gameplay felt repetitive and controls were a bit clunky. Excellent taste and aesthetics, though.

Nice walking simulator. I wasn't expecting a fast paced game but this bored me to death already in the first chapter.

As everybody pointed out, the main problem is how clunky it feels to govern your character. The gameplay bored me after a couple of hours, mostly spent fighting endless waves of enemies. Dodge, attack, dodge, you're facing the wrong way, roll, block, roll, weapon is broken, roll, attack, roll, repeat. The music didn't stand out particularly and the same goes for those visuals everybody seems to be praising. There's nothing crazy about the art style, it's different than what you normally see, yes, but it also gets really bland after a few hours in. The one good thing I found about this is that it gets you into **** then can't you just open a book and read about mythology yourself, or...watch a documentary? Unless it's free and you have nothing else to play, I'd say skip this.

If you enjoy unpolished stealth games with buggy mechanics, half-assed animations and graphics, gross one liners and stale memes, then this pile of irredeemable crap is perfect for you.

This should have been a DLC for one of the previous installments. And it would have been bad at that, too.

One of the most watered down videogames I can think of. The explorable world is huge, quests are countless, **** much of this is actually inspiring or interesting? Probably 5%. Also, the client is full of bugs (it just doesn't work on some graphic cards, among the others) and on my high-end computer it takes 5 minutes to start playing, whereas even more modern games are performing much better. Buy if it's 75% off and you love grinding.

Bugs, bugs and more bugs. And full synch is just free frustration, some constraints force you to play 200 times what doesn't deserve one single playthrough. Worst release of the franchise, by far.

Superbrothers has very interesting cues, a superb graphical taste, but...that's just not enough to make a good overall experience, in my opinion. Gameplay was boring and sometimes annoying, it really did little to push me and to proceed to the end.

Splice bored me to death before I could really figure out what I was supposed to do. After some random clicking I was proceeding through puzzles pointlessly and with no entertainment whatsoever. Too bad I spent a couple of euros on it.

It was such a pleasure going through this game. For some reason, I did not have great expectations, but after the first few hours I literally fell in love with it. Artistically it is outstanding, wandering in Paris is extremely entertaining, the music choices are fantastic and the main character is charismatic. Simply put: a game hard to forget.

I started playing with the highest expectations but my enthusiasm quickly wore out. Plot and game mechanics looked really intriguing but somehow I never felt engrossed. A) plain, flat, naked ambientations B) awkward and unintuitive commands C) slow and boring roaming within the city, with all its blind alleys D) "hacking" is just a guess game based on luck I just could not stand all that stuff; maybe I'll try again in the future, in a distant future.

I recognize someone could enjoy this kind of simulation, but are you serious? This has a higher user average than Mass Effect 3? What's wrong with this planet?

How can professional critics give NINETY-ONE to this? Oh, that's right, we're talking about world-famous DLC developer, Bioware. It has nothing new, awkward movement mapping and controls, unfriendly tactic system and countless, useless, expensive DLCs. It is good but nothing more, in my opinion.

My expectations were lower and lower, but sometimes with 1,80

Ok, there are some plot holes and some strange decision were took about ending cinematics, almost identical no matter the choice you pick at the end. But I really don't get why everyone is arguing about the final: that was an epic, perfect epilogue for this marvelous saga. Almost perfect game.

How can you give TEN to this? I mean, plot is not so bad, gameplay is passable, but the game time is too short, and it only relies on endless try-retry sessions in almost impossible fights. I'm happy I only spent 2 euros for this, that's the money it is worth.

This game changed the gaming history. It has been so influencing, inspiring and fascinating like few was and will be. Soundtrack is majestic, colors and landscapes are delightful, exploration is immersive. Millions of players and years of market sovereignty cannot lie.

As always in Blizzard releases, the visual impact is stunning. Colors, models, music, interfaces are just perfect. The average customer reaction is too influenced by early servers issues and does not even closely reflect what you experience in the game. Who accuses the plot to be predictable or puerile plot, maybe has forgot that Diablo has always been about some brave hero wandering and killing demons. If you look for something more intriguing, then the whole franchise is not what you need, not just this third episode. Try some german literature, maybe.

Old school game, hardcore and arcade. If you're not into frenzied record rushes and endless series of tries, it will amuse you for one hour, maybe two, but not more.