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Grand Theft Auto V always stood out as one of the examples of an amazing game in the hands of the wrong people. GTAV holds one of the greatest and well-crafted single-player experiences, which is hardly ever updated, while also holding one of the most terribly designed, money devouring multiplayer games online, which is constantly updated. The only thing compensating for this would be the efforts of community members, who work passionately and gratuitously to keep a two year game still relevant today.

Leave it to Rockstar to ♥♥♥♥ even that up.

An awesome satire of 80s movies, filled to the brim with epicness. Definitely worth watching.

Paid mods.

Gmod is practically infinite games in one, and the 1# game for everyone's new steam account. Buy it. Don't miss out.

*jump**shoot**jump**shoot**jump**die**repeat*
6/10

+Fun system, pleasing to look for secrets and loot
+Updated graphics, but still has that old feel. If I didn't know it, I'd say my enemies were flat. (That's a good thing, trust me.)
+Runs 60 FPS on every system I've tested on, no matter what the graphics settings were
+Lots of customization in settings (Basically, you have the options to change what color/kind of blood you see, and how the atmosphere of the game looks like.)
+Database system encourages researching enemies, and quickly identifies the foe you are fighting

x Level design, it can be really good at times (Puzzles, mild parkour), but otherwise, it's straight and forward or it's an arena
x Lots of difficulty settings, but they feel really poorly designed (I'm playing at normal, and it seems way harder than normal. I've played easy, and it's way too easy. There's at least 6 different difficulty setings. :B)
x Saving! You can save, great right! Not really. So, in the game, you can press F6 to quickly save your game. Otherwise, if you die, you are set back to the start of the level. This sucks when you forget to save or are too busy getting blown up to save.
x Sound quality. First off, Sam is hilarious. He says some super-generic puns that'd you'd expect from a cheesy action movie or Duke Nukem. But, the enemies sounds... Well, you got the Kamikaze who screams his a** off when he charges, Scorpion bosses sound like someone taking a sh**, and the Bone Horse-thingies are too loud. The game's music isn't that great, but you can't really mute it, because sounds play such an important role in knowing when you're going to be attacked

-SUPER REPETITIVE, I kid you not. Combat doesn't change, it just gets harder because the enemies have more health, fire more bullets, or are more plenty in numbers. The combat is basically just jumping and shooting, avoiding enemy charges, or tearing down hoardes.
-LEVEL DESIGN! (I know I said this already, but...) There's this one level that was just agony. You start off with your pistols and shotgun (Only the shotgun does good damage) and you have to go into a large field with enemies. Once you kill them all, you have to fight another wave. Then, another wave of harder enemies come. Then , you fight a boss. Then, another boss, and then another, much larger boss. Again, this all takes place in the SAME FIELD.
-Plot doesn't justify the game. Why am I fighting? How did I get here? Why are these enemies spawning? Why are there so many? Why do they look the same? What am I looking for? Isn't there a much easier way? What do you mean I have to read about it? It'd be so much easier to explain if it took place in hell.

IN CONCLUSION[/b]
-Well worth the $1.50 I paid for both of the games
-A lot like old games like DOOM or the original Serious Sam
-You could probably get much more enjoyment from another game, but this game does have its perks
-I'd say it's NOT worth the Steam price (14.99 for the first game, 30.00 for both.)
-Good if you're looking for an easy-to-run game to pass the time

i can finaly speel
10/10 orenges

+ Fun, RPG-like gameplay
+ Rewards intelligence in word choice
+ Good difficulty progression throughout the game
+ Great potential for updates, with weapon choice, character choice, and upgrades
+ Excellent port from mobile, full use of achievements, trading cards, and steam cloud
+ Lots and lots of new words to find out

x Good soundtrack, but songs can get really repetitive
x Nice graphics, but can be too simple for some's tastes

- If you hate spelling games, you'll probably have a problem with this. I don't like them, but I found this really fun.

IN CONCLUSION
-Worth 7.99.
-Great to buy on sale
-Good if you don't mind word games, or like RPGs

99% positive. Let's keep it that way.

This is the best and worst game I have ever played in my life. Period.
I played the original Five Nights at Freddy's. It was great, but it got really repetitive after a while. This game.. it's just too much. First of all, in FNAF 1, you only have five animatronics attacking you. In this game, you have 11. This gets reaaaally hard in your final nights, when you have to defend against all of them at once. This game improves on the controls on the first game; it's a lot harder to make mistakes. However, this comes at the price of having to use every tool at your disposal i.e. the flashlight, the camera, the Freddy mask. And the reason this game doesn't have a lot of rage-quit dislikes is because pretty much every time you die, it's your fault.

10/10

PROS
+Over 10+ hours of gameplay
+Doesn't get boring super fast
+Great graphics and art style
+Lots of plot details and secrets, if you're into that stuff
+Bonus unlockables on the custom night
+Really satisfying when you actually win

CONS
-Gets super hard after the first few nights
-Game strives on perfection or death
-Can get SUUUUPER tense
-Jumpscares. Lots and lots of jumpscares
-Messes with your head