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You wanna go back to the past? Taste the feel of the 80's movies again? Remember the Gore, the Violence and the JUSTICE! This is a no holds barred adaptation of the world of the firstrobocop movies,a love letter like no other, with heart and passion dripping at every corner, evey quest, every gangbanger you turn into mush in spectacular fashion. The only reason it's not a 10 is due to some bugs, that I'm sure will be addressed with patches. If you love robocop, BUY IT! If you like 80's action movies, BUY IT! If you want a good FPS with a coherent world and narrative, BUY IT!

Awesome game, it's like beat saber if you like guns, and you can do pretty awesome stuff from the get go,(Though I do recommend going hardcore for actual learning instead of just feeling like a badass all the time... But if that's your jam, the game also let's ya customize to your heart's content.) and it has a really stylish look with a very good and rather fitting soundtrack to boot. Just left me wishing for more! But the devs are always updating, and there's already more on the horizon,so... TL/DR 10/10, money well spent.

I kinda liked the game a I played through the closed beta, but... I didn't stay.... I didn't know why at first... After sitting and analysing it a little, I came to understand. First- Character abilities in a skill based shooter is a bit weird and difficult to balance, as you could see on Quake Champions. Second- Movement is a bit iffy, feels too... weightless? just like the weapons; it's probably mostly the visual feedback that doesn't sit well with me. Third, and what I feel is most important: Aside from cool visuals, the game fails to have an actual Identity... I mean, R6S has skills and attack/defenders dynamic, but still has a feel all its own... Overwatch as well, they actually focused heavily on the characters and that worked out pretty well for them. CSGO has the nostalgia and years upon years of extremely refined mechanics, Quake champions is... well... the only way to play quake in modern times... But valorant just feels... out of place, maybe? Sorry if I'm not much help, but that's just how I felt while playing it for 30h+ Small edit: Right, I forgot about TF2, my bad... TF2 was probably a reasonable comparison point, but I feel like the mechanics were waaay more refined there and the class system made it just that different from the rest. AND they EMBRACED the aesthetics, valorant feels like it has a bit of an identity crisis there...

Much faster, Gorier and Non-stop High octane action. With thinking! In higher difficulties it becomes a lot like a high-reflex puzzle game, and that's awesome. Really a tribute to those who designed the original games, enemy prioritization pushed to eleven. TL;DR: AWESOME SHOOTER! Different, but (to me) better than Doom 2016

This is basically a Hack 'n Slash Staple, revamped for the Switch in the best fashion possible! Bought the console for this game, was not disappointed. Just did not like the amiibo rewards, but it comes with the Nintendo territory... Still, great story, over the top action and style! Kudos for Platinum Games!

Absolutely loved it! commands are responsive, only gripe with the game is the reloading mechanic feeling a bit off at times, but other than that, a pretty cool concept with great execution on the hardware(HTC Vive version is MUCH better, but given the PSVR hardware, I'm actually pleasantly surprised!)...

To those who remember the good old Time Crisis Games, this is a must have little gem. Just make sure to turn up the volume on options menu for a better experience. btw, not a 10 because the guns don't sound as great as they could, but otherwise, I had a BLAST!