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Let me be clear. I loved this game, I really did. In the early access version they had levels with different types, they had hostages missions and bomb threats. Different kinds of situations for one level -Removed.
Suspects used to hide under beds and in closets -Removed
This is the first game where it feels with every few updates, we lose features of the game.

When RoN first came out it was a massive shock, it was rare to see a game so brutally realistic. It got massive backlash and tons of angry journalists for its realistic depictions of everyday situations that people would rather avoid talking about like it’s a ghost that only leaves if nobody gives it attention.

However the latest update wants to remove a ton of that stuff that got me so into in the game in the first place. A development team that doesn’t cave under societal pressure to cover everything up with rainbows and sprinkles? That takes guts, and unfortunately due to the console releases, they seem to be caving. What a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ disgrace. To change the Steam version for consoles is disgraceful, I thought Void had guts for standing up and not sugarcoating the real issues we face as people in this day and age but I guess I was naive to think a corporate could stand their ground for so long.

I would be more than willing to change my review back to positive should Void take a stance like they did when they released Elephant or the nightclub level and stand their ground on not sugarcoating these things, but until then this review stays negative to reflect the feeling that RoN give me in its current state.

It's an enjoyable experience. I keep coming back because no other game does it quite like this one. It does have its flaws, but the devs (although a little slow) seem to want to fix things and make it as good a game as possible. I hope to see it thrive.

I own MWII, I don't own MWIII. Every time MWIII gets an update, COD HQ updates. This is because Activision did away with the standalone launchers and now bundle games together in one launcher. I can't play MWII without opening COD HQ, waiting through unreasonably long loading screens (I own high end hardware, COD HQ take a minimum of 3 minutes to load into the main menu), getting to the main menu, scrolling down to MWII, and launching the game I already own, just for another loading screen (taking at least a minute) to pop up as COD HQ closes and MWII opens (which in case you haven't guessed yet, has its own loading screen). It's probably apparent how inconvenient this is. But wait, it gets worse. As I said at the beginning of this review MWIII's updates update through COD HQ. This means each and every time MWIII has an update I (who, keep in mind, literally doesn't own MWIII) am required to update my game (these updates are usually 20GBs at minimum) taking up additional space on my PC for a game I don't own! This is considered bloatware. Unacceptable. Save your money for a game that doesn't screw over the consumer with every possible chance.

♥♥♥♥ game get TF2

The trilogy is a great concept, I however see that this game is not for everyone due to the grinding required to enjoy the game to the fullest. You play as an assassin with the goal of killing specific targets, these targets can range from drug lords to president of a company and all sorts. The game will set you in a MASSIVE semi open world environment where you are tasked with killing 2-3 targets. The fun is when you see the creativity of ways to kill your targets, from dropping a chandelier on them, poison, pushing off a ledge, electrocution, shooting a propane tank that they carry around at certain points in the day. The possibilities are truly incredible. They also give you optional missions and challenges like killing 2 targets with one bullet, drowning a target in a toilet, even getting them to stand under a compressor and using it. The issue with the game is where certain weapons and gear is locked behind grinding, there is twenty levels per mission each level granting you a weapon or a new place to start in a mission. Needless to say it becomes overwhelming to complete them all to get a tranquilizer that allows you to have an easier time killing your target. Otherwise it is a game I can’t recommend more!

Great game, sex still missing, Hakita why?

This game was a eye opening experience. The raw amount of content that DOOM 2016 has is incredible. The way the story progresses, the weapon mods, the secrets, the demons, the data logs, it all makes for this once in a lifetime truly one-of-a-kind lovely game. I would highly recommend this game to all fps lovers.

This game is great if you are trying to work on your raw aim, tracking, flicks, and more. I have truly improved in the fps games I play because of Aim Labs. Truly a great way to level up your aim.

This is one of the greatest games I've played due to the infinite replay value and huge amount of challenges and unlocks. There are so many different ways to play and the story is beautiful. I love every bit of this and was the best 15$ I've ever spent. Nothing else even comes close. I would say this is a must buy if you are into hard and challenging games.

The Witcher 3 is a unique game. The story, choices, people, monsters, everything, done with such perfect craft. This game is one of the best I've ever played to date. If you buy it, I'm sure you wont regret it.