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"Ghost of Tsushima" is a fantastic game for anyone who loves action and adventure. Set in feudal Japan, you play as Jin Sakai, a samurai fighting to save his homeland from a Mongol invasion. The game's world is gorgeous, with stunning landscapes that make you want to explore every corner.

Combat is a blast, mixing stealth and epic sword fights that make you feel like a real samurai. The story is gripping, following Jin's journey as he learns to fight in new ways to protect his people. It is not just about the action; the game also offers quiet moments of beauty and reflection.

Whether sneaking through enemy camps or facing off in intense duels, "Ghost of Tsushima" keeps you hooked. It is a must-play for an immersive and visually striking game.

However, the game should be available to all gamers around the globe.

1. For People who enjoy RPGs with a vibrant, expansive world.
2. You're an Assassin’s Creed fan looking to explore new features.
3. for new comers getting into the new AC games before experiencing the classics

For OG fans looking for the original stealth-focused Assassin's Creed experience.

The combat mechanics have been simplified compared to AC Origins, which I found frustrating because in reality is still the same combat. but its more simple making for smoother, faster-paced battles although even with a good build some of the combat depending on the difficulty feels really really long for no reason. Free running and Parkour are pretty much non existent don't get me wrong there is opportunity for parkour in a lot of circumstances trough out the map but is just useless and not as smooth as the OG games people look for. The quests can become repetitive, involving similar tasks (e.g., clearing out bandit camps). The naval combat is particularly enjoyable, adding a dynamic element to exploration and combat.

The storyline, while engaging, sometimes feels hollow compared to Origins. The protagonists are well-animated and designed, yet the narrative occasionally lacks depth. Nonetheless, there are memorable moments and interesting characters that keep the story intriguing.

The graphics are stunning, with beautiful landscapes and impressive attention to detail. The game shines in its visual presentation, from the lighting effects to the ocean views. Although hard to experience its full magnitude without a good system to run it in. Cut scenes are fully cinematic, enhancing the storytelling experience. Running the game on ultra settings provides an even more breathtaking visual treat.

- Gorgeous graphics and vistas.
- Immersive and vast open world.
- Fluid combat system with a variety of skills.
- Engaging naval battles.
- Diverse side quests and activities.
- Ability to play as either female or male (Female is cannon)

- Repetitive quest structure.
- Somewhat shallow storyline at times.
- Less emphasis on traditional stealth mechanics.
- Can feel grindy with the level and gear system.

- The choice-based narrative can lead to varied experiences but may not impact the main story significantly.
- Mercenary and bounty systems add an extra layer of challenge but can be intrusive.

If you are a die-hard Assassin’s Creed fan, you might miss the stealth-focused gameplay of earlier titles. However, Odyssey offers a spectacular visual experience and a range of activities that make it worth exploring. Balancing epic battles with naval adventures and side tasks like crafting and collecting, it provides a comprehensive RPG experience in an ancient Greek setting. If you embrace the new direction of the series, you'll find much to enjoy in Odyssey.

I have 42 hours in this game and I planned on investing even more and so far is great

when cheaters aren't a factor, this game is the exemplary competitive FPS. Movement and shooting mechanics are stable, functional, and above all responsive, whilst providing a limitless skill ceiling that ensures that CS2 is an excellent outlet for improving your skills and progressing towards mastery.

The meta and mechanics remaining as stable as they do is a rare sight for the genre but is perhaps the most major contributor to why counter-strike is such a rewarding outlet for moment to moment gameplay, improvement, and mastery. (when approached with a healthy mindset, which can be difficult or impossible for some to maintain)

For me personally, who is at an intermediate level of skill; The shooting mechanics of CS2 manage to be an engaging, satisfying, and at times extremely difficult system and yet never feeling like an unfair, or insurmountable, obstacle. The movement mechanics have surprising depth without intimidating or overly punishing new or intermediate players busy grappling with the shooting mechanics. Maps and especially utility is where the game makes available the full extent of potential skill growth through theory and knowledge. Where the other aspects of the game are largely tried to the mechanical ability of the player, maps and utility largely reverses this and is the main factor which makes or breaks performances at higher levels of play.

Counter-Strike can be a frustrating mix of reliance on teammates and reliance on yourself, the game ensures that your performance has an impact and in order to win games against opponents of similar skill you must be able to lean on teamwork. This means for many, the game can be tilting through the failings of the self or your teammates, but if you are able to develop an environment where you're able to lean on your team and develop your skills in conjunction with them, then you will more often than not reap the rewards of satisfaction and hard earned achievement that counter-strike has to offer.

I just missed the original ark man :(( best 102.hours of my life

Honestly the best 71 hours of my life spent in a game I finished the 100% Completion all collectibles + DLC but Just finishing this game is absolutely majestic. Initially I bought it because it was such a good deal on it and Now I am in love with It and Definitely plan on playing it over and over again till I master the different play styles of the game when I first finished the main story around 39 hours or so I was in tears because from the begging of the game you feel like you become so close with the Alloy (MC) that just getting to the end scenes, credits and post credits feels so sad to realize the goal witch you have been playing for has finally been achieved and the final speech is just insane now I cant wait for Forbidden West witch I will also be 100% completing

i just need this gone

God of War is an absolute masterpiece that took me on an incredible adventure for 36 hours straight. From the stunning visuals to the engaging gameplay, this game has it all.

The graphics are breathtaking, and every detail in the game world is meticulously crafted. The combat mechanics are spot-on, making each encounter feel impactful and satisfying. Upgrading Kratos' abilities adds a sense of progression and personalization.

The story is where God of War truly shines. It delves into the complex relationship between Kratos and his son, exploring powerful themes of parenthood and redemption. The writing is exceptional, and the voice acting brings the characters to life, making their journey relatable and emotionally charged.

Exploring the vast world of God of War is a delight. There are side quests, hidden treasures, and puzzles to discover, keeping you engaged and rewarded. The boss battles are epic, creating memorable moments that will leave you in awe.

The music, composed by Bear McCreary, sets the perfect tone for the Norse mythology-inspired adventure. It elevates the game to new heights, adding an epic and immersive atmosphere.

God of War is a true gem that will leave a lasting impression. It combines action, storytelling, and mythology flawlessly, creating an unforgettable gaming experience. If you're looking for an incredible journey, don't miss out on God of War. Get ready to be captivated from start to finish!