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It feels so refreshing playing this game - every other AAA title is overtuned and no one gives a ♥♥♥♥ about the playerbase, this feels like the battlefield game we never had but always deserved. Simple gameplay, gunplay feels good, would recommend

i one hundred percent recommend this game, it's super fun. It's difficult without being annoyingly difficult, the humour is hilarious, the soundtrack is great and the art is great as well.

I'm having a lot of fun running around shooting things. The game has many things that definitely need improvement though.

Jedi Outcast is old, but it is absolute gold. Made from a modified version of the Quake engine by Raven Software, this first-person / third-person shooter is a blast.

The Single-Player campaign mode is very well done. You begin at an Imperial Outpost, fighting your way through hordes of stormtroopers and imperials.

The gameplay is smooth, the shooting mechanics are awesome, and it genuinely feels like you're a hero fresh out of a star wars movie.

As you progress through the game, you gain increasingly stronger and useful force powers which are hilarious to use on enemies.

The levels are designed amazingly; the puzzles can be frustratingly difficult, which I love. When you get your lightsaber, the fun definitely doubles!

The soundtrack is based off the OST for Star Wars by John Williams, and it is incorporated into the levels and cinematics smoothly.

Unfortunately, multiplayer is mostly dead. There are a few servers which spring to life every now and then, but don't expect to be able to take your blaster and lightsaber abilites to the online battlefield; you'll only be met with dissapointment and loads of bots.

Ultimately, this game is now only good for single player, but in its time, it was one of the best games you could play at the time.

I definitely recommend you play this, if you're up for a challenging single-player campaign with a reasonable story and a rewarding end.

An absolutely fantastic game.

The story was engaging, dramatic, hilarious and unique. If you are a fan of stories which take twists and turns, then this game is for you.

The level of immersion I felt while playing this game was off the charts; Life is Strange does an excellent job at drawing you in, getting you attached to the characters, and then breaking your heart over and over.

The soundtrack fits in perfectly with the environment, it feels natural and provides a great ambience at key points in the game.

While it felt a bit strange, I truly did feel as if I was in the life of the protagonist, a geeky, nerdy girl going to an academically acredited academy.

Its key gameplay mechanic creates opportunities for interesting puzzles. For a game in the storyteller genre, Life is Strange can be surprisingly difficult; though nothing like megaman or cuphead.

The only sad thing about this game is, like all good books and all great stories, it comes to an end, all too soon. I clocked in around 14.5 hours when I beat LiS.

I absolutely recommend that you play this game. If you find yourself attached like I did, you'll love the rollercoaster ride that Life is Strange takes you on.

A great game full of funsies. Huge variety of things to do, but I prefer just bumming around in TTT till I die.