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It's beautiful, haunting and so much fun, combat and weapons are even cooler than the first Bioshock but I have two issues with it that I can't really ignore; too short (in comparison to its prequel) and constantly crashes. The crashes are well known in the community and I think it will happen to anyone regardless of the PC they have. Those who didn't experience any crash are probably just lucky. Do I recommend this game? Yes. It's a must and overall gorgeous, all the mechanics, collectibles, enemies, locations are crazy fun to go through. But only if you are patient and save at least every 10-15 minutes. Or, try the fixes available in steam guides. Otherwise the constant losing of progress will upset you and you will probably ending up dropping it.

Play if you secretly hate your friends! On a more serious note, it's a great bonding experience. A bit too complex at times but really fun.

Christina za Zombie found this review unhelpful

I came across Tales of the Neon Sea while looking for games with cyberpunk setting, and I was not disappointed. This puzzle, point & click game is easy to get hooked on due to its stunning visuals and the story running in a far distant future. The pixel art and colour palette are absorbingly beautiful and it's easy to tell how much effort was put in the creative process. I guess something that could turn out as a hit or miss is that this game is full of puzzles. You get puzzles everywhere you go and you either get used to it or take it as annoyance. Some are relatively easy to go through, others not so much but nothing that a little mind effort won't solve. Be that as it may, I appreciate Tales of the Neon Sea for the incredible cyberpunk, dystopian experience, the fun puzzles, the envolving neon ambience and the gorgeous colours, characters, backgrounds and music. Pretty solid experience.

Beautiful and relaxing game if you want to unwind after an stressing day at work or school. I should say as a warning, the in-game time is synced with real world time so it isn't designed to play hours and hours on end. It will provide you daily with 1 to 2 hours of new content and quests for you to enjoy. The world builts slowly but it's really satisfying once you get used to its pace. If your thing is a calm, visually beautiful game with equally pretty music that doesn't really ask of you anything other than patience, and encourages you to not play more than it's necessary and take a break... then this might be exactly what you need.

Emily is Away (gaslighting her partner) <3

If you've always been a Saints Row fan and have played all the games in this franchise, Saints Row IV might come to you as a little bit disappointing. The entire universe has deviated a bit from what it used to be (emphasis in 'a bit') and that has made people upset but also has introduced many of us to an unruly, vast and massively corrupted world that allows you to be and to do a lot of things that in the previous games you could only dream of. Saints Row IV is different, yes, but it's absolutely crazy and one of the most fun, and addictive games I've ever played. It might be hard to get into at first but once you're in to discover every feature, superpowers and new enemies, you're not going to stop there because it's taking you on a wild ride of fun missions and activities through the visually stunning fake Steelport. Now on the bad side, this game is prompt to crash a few times during gameplay and you might encounter a few more bugs than you did in Saints Row The Third. And no, it's not because it's a simulation. If you can ignore that or deal with it without getting worked up I think you can probably enjoy the experience as much as I did.

One of the top games of the genre, truly worth the time and the money spent on it. Gorgeous art and beautiful music, great voice acting and pretty decent story-wise. Although it'd be much better if Toma's route just didn't exist. But hey ho, I still wish I had checked this out sooner.