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I often think jump scares are a bit cheap, but this game uses them to perfection. Love the price aswell

A game about you and a boulder, pretty cool

Funny Spider Game

Game is optimised like ♥♥♥♥
-stutters all the time
-sometimes the fps is fine sometimes it runs a 20 frames, luck of the draw i guess
-cpu usage is at a insane amount (around 80 to 90 percent just for the game)

will change my review once they fix this problem

Finding the truth by beating up high school kids

I like how that there are a bunch of different options for driving, almost makes it more like a driving sim based in the 1930's more then a grand theft auto based game. The story is pretty generic but still fun to play through especially with the difficulty choices to change up game play. The classic game difficulty is my favourite to play on but be warned unless you play racing sims then you will be destroyed, so for me instead of bashing my head against the wall i changed it to hard mode and finished it up. other then fair play the rest of the game is not to bad to play on classic. In the end the game is worth buying but wait for a sale since its not very long, unless you like the style and driving.

Used to be a big destiny player but now a days it feels like a chore to play it. It is just easier to list what made the game bland for me.

Edit: Played Witch Queen: It was fun and improved on older expansions (except for forsaken, but that expansion is a shadow of its former self), but the problems that I listed are still relevant. I think the worst part of witch queen is that new players are still unable to enjoy this franchise to its fullest :(.

-The expansions are just lacking other than forsaken (I know that they said there is not enough resources). I also did not play witch queen but seems like more the same. The same being a campaign that is a few hours long and you wait every week to get a small update. When the small update comes you play it and have some fun but then the blandness comes in where you just want to finish whatever it is as fast as possible.

-Season pass model is the worst thing to come to destiny since it is just the same as above but instead of getting an expansion all you get are boring missions that you must wait 8 weeks to finish. The pass itself for some reason disappears after 3 months even though it is still accessible through bungie.net. I understand that people/devs do not want the game to have dead space during the year but if they just focus on making an amazing expansion that is huge and let us say have a few small updates around the year like 2 dungeons and a strike then i feel like it would be a lot healthier than just smashing your head at a wall while you play a game where you cannot lose (You cannot lose the seasonal activity unless all players just did not play, that is lame).

-Vaulting, I feel like this just by itself should be enough. I understand that the game files could amass a huge amount for players, and they would complain but just deleting some people's favourite raids/strikes/dungeons is not a solution it's just erasing the game that you are playing and having fun with. Just imagine what the game would look like if we had all that content (tons of stuff to do!). Instead, they delete it and force all players to purchase the season pass since most of the content comes from this year's expansion, which makes sense for business. Getting rid of a product that you purchased just feels wrong and makes it close to impossible for new players to ever get interested in the game (think of it as watching a show but they deleted season 1 and 2 then you must try and follow what is going on and being told it is better this way since they will leave teasers for the first 2 2 seasons).

-PVP is basically nonexistent. They finally added a new map after around 1000 days, this should be argument enough for how poor the pvp is. The PVP in general is just not fun compared to any other shooter out there. The substantial change that would make it amazing is making it more like halo where you find weapons on the map and having let us say a starting weapon that could change for every season, could be an AR one season then the next sidearm. You could also base abilities on kills, and it would act more like a reward instead of a free kill for some people. PVP is also the reason we get nerfed in PVE so also not very cool.

-The expense of the game is wild compared to other games if you look at getting all the content being season pass, expansion, and dungeons/raids. The argument against this that i have heard is you can just buy the deluxe edition (or whatever it is called) and get all the content for the year, but the problem with this is you are pre-purchasing something that is 3/6/8 months away not even knowing if you would play the game by that time or just think that one of the seasons is just not for you. Looking over how much i spent on this game makes me feel a bit gross since a portion of the content is now gone (got it on release and bought everything up to the last season during beyond light). The straw that broke the camel's back was when they started selling content during the season that i already bought, i.e., being the 30th anniversary, which is funny how they said let's celebrate by giving us more money. The game is one of the first PC dedicated mobile games ever created when looking at the amount of content. Even though eververese is just cosmetic the amount of content pumped through it and the insane prices blow my mind especially since it is a gear-based game where you will change everything all the time (transmog is an awesome add on but the cost and grind to unlock Armour looks that you already unlocked blows).

(This is a person-to-person thing but if it is your only game, you play then expenses don't mean much since some people purchase every call of duty so kind of is the same thing at the end of the day)

-Free-to-pay/new lights is a bit of a smaller point since it does not refer to me but to people I tried to get into the game. Getting people into destiny after they introduced vaulting just made it frustrating for my friends to have any interest in the series since all they understood was alien bad and shoot it. When it comes to the free-to-play it is more like a free trial for the game since all the content is behind a pay wall. Even if the content that is getting vaulted now you are forced to purchase a stripped-down version of it instead of just giving last wish out for free.

The game play is one of the best and raids are one of a kind in the gaming sphere, but these problems just added up for me, so I had to get out while I still had money intact.

When I first saw the witch queen trailer, I was hyped af, but as the 6 agonizing months of the season of the lost went on I realised how bare bones this game has become. Then as I said the 30th anniversary was shown, and it just made me quit altogether. I have not written anything for a while so probably butchered this, but just wanted to throw my hat in the wind. Probably stated the same points more than once since they all merge together.

-From one dude who finally escaped the cycle (kinda)

Ugh, No one told me this game had rats! had to go through and disable all rat models before playing it. next give me a warning ESRB

You play as the Halo in search for the artifact which is located on the UNSC

Most overrated boring game
Don't know why people like it when Fallout new Vegas is around