willmoy38

Yet another underrated Spiders game, much like Mars:War Logs and Bound by Flame. There almost seems to be an automatic bias against anything Spiders releases. Technomancer does some interesting things with the combat system and moral choices in relation to companions. I have enjoyed what I have played of it thus far.

Just another plotless, pointless multiplayer game. Yet another way for video games to make endless surplus coinage with "promises" to add more meaningful content. Frankly, if I want to just run around and compete with other people, I'll play Mortal Kombat, Street Fighter, WWE or some sports title. I play games for the immersion, an escape, not to deal with toxic multiplayer communities in a game that is plotless. There are far too many of these types of games being released.

Honestly, I have enjoyed the two episodes I have played. Granted it's probably not as enthralling as Telltale Games previous titles. It's not in the category of Walking Dead season 1&2, Wolf Among Us or Game of Thrones, but it's good for what it is. I think it's important to keep in mind that the Michonne series is just meant to be a filler. With that being said, I think it's very good for what it is.

Very good game. I really enjoy the world and atmosphere of the game. Now, people say the game is a grind. What mmo isn't? I mean, one of the criticisms of mmos is that they're too involved. They begin to feel like a job after a while, and there is no real way to break away from them. If you break away for a couple of weeks, when you come back, you have tons of refreshing to do. So the argument that "It's a grind," doesn't really wash with me. ALL mmos are that way. They can be overwhelming.

Ok, here is my review to negate my 10 from earlier. I have put about 28 hours into this game and honestly, I am just as impressed as I figured I would be. It's a very good game to me. Not a 10, but I am not even sure what a game would have to be to get a 10 from me. The graphics are awesome. I loved the color rather than the drab, boring atmosphere of New Vegas. The companions are actually interesting and have personalities. The combat is improved, but vats is still pretty much a necessity about 65% of the time. The ability to reconstruct the wasteland was incredible. It has been over 200 years, time for humanity to start rebuilding. The weapon and armor modding is good. Here's what I didn't like. Too much reliances upon the "Charisma" skill tree. You couldn't have settlement stores until your charisma was a 6. Bad movement of your character when placed in a bind. If you get surrounded by enemies, you might as well just wait for game to reload. You're not going to get out of situation. Your decisions don't really seem to impact the world. Now this doesn't too far stray from Bethesda's modus operandi because in Oblivion your decisions meant nothing, in Fallout 3 your decisions meant nothing, in Skyrim your decisions meant nothing, but it's still disappointing. I was hoping for a more Witcheresque decision influence in the game. Haven't seen it thus far. With all of this being said, so far, I have still thoroughly enjoyed the game. It MIGHT even be, alongside Witcher 3, a game of the year contender for me.

Not exactly what I would expect from the Fallout franchise. While I liked the added perks crafting and companion Veronica, everything else about this game was bland to me. The environment and story was atrocious as far as I was concerned. Nothing particularly memorable about it at all.

One of the best games I have played. The "Hearts of Stone" dlc makes it all the better. I think what I really loved about this game is how some of the side quests actually tie into the main storyline. It's not just where you do a quest and it has no impact; no, you do a sidequest and it either directly effects the storyline, or your actions are at least mentioned in the game. I loved this game, honestly.

Very good game. It's one of those games that initially isn't particularly user friendly, but once you understand how everything works within the game, it's a ton of fun. I really like the decision trees within the game. It's something that I feel is done quite well. If you like tactical rpgs, you're sure to enjoy Wasteland 2.

I tried this game shortly after its release, and to be honest, this type of game just isn't for me. Being a story driven player, premise and story is VERY important to me. There isn't one here beyond being a criminal trying to advance net "worth." I played it for maybe two hours. Just not for me.

Very good game. I was very impressed. The "butterfly effect" system is out of this world, and the story had some interesting twists too. I am definitely going to be doing at least a second playthrough of this game. It runs smoothly and it's just an overall incredible game. If you like anything at all by TellTale games, you'll LOVE Until Dawn!!

Server issues aside, the game is much better than many people claim it is. It really surpassed my expectations given the inexperience of Bethesda in the MMO genre. I really don't see what many dislike about this game.

Much better than reviewed. I really don't understand the poor reviews of relatively good games. I have seen it far too many times. Then games like Read Dead Redemption get classlessly over rated. Don't understand it.

Can't believe this game got rated so poorly. By far one of the most entertaining shooters I have ever played. It's too bad Sega has such a bad marketing department and lousy track record in regards to creating sequels.

Honestly, one of the most over rated games I have ever played. L.A Noire put this game to shame... Part of the reason I didn't like it I am sure is because I just never really cared for the western theme. However, I thought maybe this game would do something different or unique. It didn't. On top of that, the atmosphere and story was the blandest I have ever played through.

Honestly, I have been very impressed. Only real complaint I have are the long loading screens. It has really been an engaging experience for me. It's what Skyrim could have been.