Recent reviews by FPScanada

Game has come a long way since release, and the modding community has done fantastic work. Definitely an ARMA title worth the money

Really fun and polished stealth-action experience. Definitely recommend. It is nice to play the games that came before to really understand the universe/lore though

I will not repurchase this game based purely on the fact that even on 50% off sale, it cost around $60 to buy this game with all the DLCs. Online is dangerous to play as well. Hackers can gain pretty deep access to your computers functions through this game

edit: Let me be clear.. The game itself is an awesome Call of Duty. I have great memories of playing zombies with friends as a young teen. I do not recommend buying the game though because of reasons stated above.

Some people say the encounters are predictable, and they might be, but this game still scares me lmaoo

IDK why people are upset with this DLC.. Honestly maybe the only thing is they could have made the map a little bit smaller but more dense with enemies/landmarks. The bosses are tough, but none of them felt super cheap so far (I i still have the last 2 or 3 bosses to kill) The bosses are all modelled very nicely and have some pretty cool effects. Not my absolute favorite Fromsoft DLC, But still definitely worth the money, and by no means is it bad. (9/10)

Easily one of the greatest games this decade. Up there with the greatest of all time

Honestly the best way to play 'Return to Castle Wolfenstein' in 2024 on a modern PC

This is a real good Tekken game. Can't wait to see who they add as DLC characters. Online has way better netcode than 7. It has rollback as well.

Just so happy that this game turned out good.

The game is GREAT. Let that be known.. HOWEVER, for me and other people (windows 10) the game won't save properly. It will let me save after the first level, but when i quit and restart the game again, the saves are not there!

such a fun/funny game to play.

Expect a lot of fake accents, seeing your friends blown away by incoming cannonballs or rockets, and listening to fifers and drummers playing music at the frontline