บทวิจารณ์ล่าสุดโดย Arson Aardvark

Easily the best 5 dollars I've spent on Steam. It helps that you know who all of the characters are. You basically want to play this game with a beer and cigar while the fellas crack wise in your general direction. The themes alone are a great addition to the game. When your internet is crappy and you can't play online, fire this baby up and bluff a few hands. Get it.

The latest installment in the cult favorite franchise, this came to be the first game I played in the series (I took a crack at the first one and found it was actually too hard to control). The game offers polished gameplay with one of the best soundtracks I've ever heard. The voice acting can be off-putting a bit, because being a Quebecois production most, if not all, of the actors are Canadian and not from the setting's Detroit. The game received a lot of criticism for being too easy, and the boss fights not being inventive enough. I still found the storyline intriguing beyond a few gameplay flaws. It's definitely worth a play through (pick it up over a seasonal sale or something).

A must-have for Civ 5 fans. Civ 4 fans, you probably hate this game so don't buy it.

Buy this game because it costs what you might pay for lunch. The last level outplays all the other levels because it's basically a sandbox map. Good for the money, but not winning any awards.

Breathtaking imagery, graphics, and music. Mouth animations suffer, but storyline keeps you engaged regardless. You may have to take a 6 monther in between replays, but it'll all come back to you in a good way when you do.

Beautifully rendered backdrops with literal miles and miles of explorable landscape. Character models may be awkward at times, but are noticeably better than those of the Fallout series. The game is fun for the first playthrough, but I haven't found a reason to play any further. Perhaps you can.

Whether you're an old school Civ guru or brand new to the series, like myself, Civilization 5 delivers engaging gameplay through key choices made during every campaign. Tread diplomacy lightly as to not incur the wrath of larger, more powerful Civs, or go balls to the wall militarily. I guarantee if you play long enough, you'll ache to win as many ways as you can. Gods and Kings didn't quite fix diplomacy, but the game is directly better because of the DLC.

It's time for Valve to do something about this game. Playing casual servers is not an option anymore, because there is a 100% chance you will run into cheating bots, have to kick incoming bots, and/or be kicked by cheating bots in a server full of them. I've seen servers devoid of any actual human players, but solely filled with bots, and when you enter, you're instantly kicked so you don't have a chance to votekick them out.

For a company with infinite resources, they sure don't seem to give a damn about the game that helped put them on the map alongside Counter Strike. It's time to Fix TF2, or shut it down for good. There can be no middle ground.

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