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A surprisingly well-made hack & slash Diablo-like rpg with great graphics, satisfying combat and a decent story.

You will travel through quite diverse places with many different enemies. Developers used a different approach for upgrading the abilities / powers of your character as you will have to sacrifice the blood of killed creatures to your chosen god. Each god has a different build setup for you. The story is quite long and I found it good, although the core of the gameplay is - as we all know - to hack & slash through waves of enemies to find a better gear & to upgrade / make yourself stronger. Voice acting & the jokes was something I didn't find really amusing, but it wasn't such a big deal either. I really liked the art design of the game & the in-game graphics which are very good. Although your chosen gods don't give to your character that many abilities I found them great & useful, which is much better than in games when you are bombarded with too many, but are mostly totally useless. Combat was very satisfying, especially the combos and the double-triple-multi-rampage kills, which is this game "totally" made for.

I really recommend this game if you have played Diablo-style games and you're looking for some varieties, changes & tweaks in "the concept". It's definitely not the best of its genre, but a well-rounded game. And really enjoyable to play.

I was kind of expecting to be - not too polished indie game, but, oh, boy ... there are some very big "flaws" in this game. Firstly, the game looks "impressive"and that's the best part of the game. Everything else is worse, much worse! Animations of characters are not good and in cut-scenes mostly without any emotional expressions, which really spoils the immersion into the game. The sounds seemed okey, but the music is much better. You move through the whole game on a very linear path, pressing the same button (when the icon pops-up) for climbing up, climbing down, walking between the walls, on the ledges - all with the same ol' button. You can't go back, once you did that (and that's really bad:). I was hoping for combat (which is the core of that type of game) to be as good and fluid as, maybe, in Darksiders or, at least, in Prototype 2, but, man, the combat is awful - really clunky, stuttering, frame-dropping and not enjoyable at all! I was expecting an average story, but with that "theme setting" it could be so much much more. Like the cut-scenes are made and dialogs so poorly written, it reminds me on games dated back all to year 2008. Innovations? The game's setting is nice, the graphical atmosphere is great, some of your unique skills are good, the idea behind the main character and in what he evolved ... but, no, that's just not enough. Not for the price that the game is listed for and not for the type of the game that Devil's Hunt wants to be. Sorry, just not enough.

Amazing game with a great story, nice mechanics, original artwork & very good graphics. Wouldn't expect that kind of greatness from a platfomer. A must-buy! * * * * *

I really loved this game. Very elegant & adorable artwork, quite interesting story, great concept about "time travelling" & its implementation in the core game, very likeable main character, great atmosphere with quality music & other sounds and last but not least impressive, charming and, sometimes, a bit challenging puzzles. 9/10 *****

Oh, man, what an immersive emotional macabre & horror experience. If you let yourself truly dive into the story and its characters and environment, it's so good and... heart bumping. I really wasn't expecting to be that good. Maybe, because I didn't purposely watch any trailers or other promotional media about the game. Music and sounds are top-notch. If you want a story to really suck you in and is a real "dense" horror experience with some nice detective elements (recommended to play past 2 am :) than take it, you won't be sorry.

"Go tell Aunt Rhody that everyone ..." should be prepared for this horror gem.

I really enjoyed every bit of it. Simple yet great esthetic look with relaxing music and not too heavy puzzles. A game of concentration & meditation ... 10/10

/// »A Movie That You Actually Play«

Quantum Break is all about - the story experience. So knowing that, I advise you to know 'as little as possible' about it. If you can forgive or take aside that this is 'not' a third person non-linear, open world or sandbox game, you will enjoy it a lot more.

The story is really intense with dramatic & mind twisting changes and it 'only gets better' with your progress. Animated cutscenes are really impressive, looking graphically almost too realistic. But that wouldn't be possible without Aidan Gillen (for many known as lord Baelish from the TV series Game of Thrones) that has done a 'tremendous work', playing as one of the main characters.

There is quite a lot of reading in the game (texts & emails on computers, mobiles, tablets, etc.), but I advise you not to skip it, because it explains many details and goes 'hand in hand' with the story. At the end of each act there is about 20 minutes long TV movie part. It could be 'a bit changed' along with some other parts of the story with your decisions at 'junction points' – you get a choice which way you want to progress with the 'main antagonist' of the game.

Because you were exposed to the chronon radiation at the Fracture of Time, you'll get new 'time manipulating powers'. They are fun & enjoyable, especially at the beginning of the game, but the other part of combat isn't that revolutionary at all; using quite ordinary guns & a cover method. You'll be using 'time vision' a lot if you'll want to find all collectibles (for upgrading your time powers) and other narrative objects.

This game is a true 'eye candy'. It looks graphically amazing, probably one of the best I have seen in the games so far. With their own new game engine it will bring you an astonishing visual experience to see time fractures & pulsing stutters around you. But on the other hand, you'll need a high performance PC if you'll want play at maxed settings; with a geforce gtx 1060 6 gb & 16 gb ram I wasn't able to have a smooth experience on ultra settings without upscaling.

The game also has some environmental puzzles, but nevertheless it is - a heavy character & story driven game. So, if you're looking for a game with rich story that looks visually amazing, you won't be disappointed.

Replay value: NOT really.

Recommended: Yes, but even better ON SALE!

• Graphics
  
  On the first sight on all settings maxed this game looks pretty nice, but after a couple of hours of gameplay the 'holes' of this game are starting to show ... but, sadly, not just in the graphics area.
  
  
• Animations
  The animations in this game are really disappointing, with bosses which have the same attack animations, people, enemies and soldiers that are just copies one of another. I think that Heller's animations are a small variety in a such 'copy-pasted' world.
  
  
• Sound & Music
  
  The voice acting and other sounds in this game were not really impressive but neither that bad at all.
  
  
• Story
  The story of your character, James Heller, the war veteran who's been intentionally made into the one of the evolved by Alex Mercer seemed not that good at all. Actually there were some missions that had some kind of cleverness and some elements that looked promising, but sadly just for a short period of time, because they just sank in the sea of other unimaginative and boring missions - with just one goal: to clear all of the Mercer's companions and Mercer himself. End of story.
  Maybe the memory cut-scenes with which you progress in understading of the story and other side tasks and missions are the 'better part' and enjoyment of the whole game, not just the story.
  
  
• Gameplay
  The gameplay beside the graphics thankfully isn't the weakest part of the game and seemed improved since the first game. Running, jumping and gliding trough the map which is divided into three sectors never gets old. There are plenty upgrades to unlock, side missions to complete and other bonuses to finish, which really extends the time of finishing the game.
  Maybe the main problem is the fact, that you are overpowered to the most of the enemies - that's why deaths seem to happen only by an accident and not because of the 'difficulty' of the game.
  There isn't really much to do in the so called 'open world' beside completing the tasks that you are given. Using your abilities to beat or 'punish' other NPC's in a free roam mode gets quickly boring, because of their dull personality and poor mechanics.
  
  
• Conslusion
  Prototype 2 could be so much more of what it is, beacuse it inherited such a promising name and some in-game elements that showed the possibilities that could turned this game into a one of a kind gaming experience. But, unfortunately, because of so many unimaginative and (rather) bad shortcuts the overall feeling of this game just falls apart.
  Maybe there are reasons why is that and why we just can't give this game a score above mediocrity and put it on a shelf with other great and impressive titles.

Replay value: NOT really.

Recommended: Yes, but ONLY ON SALE!

There's nothing really much to say about Anomaly: Warzone Earth, as it has been said by other reviewers. I played this game just enough to see how it looks, how it works and where it goes. Graphics for this kind of game were pretty decent, but the gameplay just wasn't something I could connect with. If you are patient enough, the couple of completed missions seem okey, but then it starts to repeat itself. The new game options and some variety that you get through the progress of your missions didn't really get me a chalange or some better value to keep me playing (or even to complete the game). There's not much of a strategy in this game, only a few options that you have been given to choose from.
But with a look from a different corner and from all the positve reviews and comments that this game received, maybe this game just wasn't the type of a strategy that I would really enjoy or try to mastered it.

Hippo Turtle said: "Finishing those artificially difficult missions is not due to skill or through learned strategies, but by saving and repeating the same abilities you have been abusing of throughout the entire campaign. There is no strategy nor skill involved. You simply repeat the same steps over and over, for every mission."

Graphics: 8
Gameplay: 6
Sound:6
Story:6

TOTAL SCORE: 6.5

Replay value: YES, but only if your will is made of titan.

Recommended: Yes, but only at really LOW PRICE or for FREE!.