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Where to begin, I love this game. I could play it over and over again, and I have. I love the story, the characters, the settings, everything. It has a fun mixture of enemy types from soldiers to zombies to giant bugs. It also mixes the combat and puzzles well. I'm honestly at a loss for what to say, it's just a really good game. I never felt lost, bored or like I was really struggling to progress. It came out in 2004 and 15 years later it still holds up and I would instantly recommend this to anyone.

This also goes for Episode 1 and 2, I didn't feel the need to make 2 more separate reviews for them because they are basically all a single game.

I really really enjoyed this game. The free running felt tight and responsive and I felt completely in control the whole time. This was one of the few games where the weapon condition mechanic didn't feel like a giant pain in the ass because it felt like you were constantly picking up better weapons as the story continued so you rarely ran out of things to kill with. I liked how guns were in the game but I didn't feel like they were essential to survival, instead focusing on being able to out manoeuvre your enemy. I felt that the enemies for the most part scaled well to you and your weapons other than some of the boss type enemies, the Demolisher and Goon, and the ones that only come out at night, Volatiles. There's tonnes of sidequests and optional things to do in the world which keeps you busy.

That being said, a lot of the optional objectives are fetch missions. Go here, kill these enemies, return. Go here, grab this, return. Etc. It doesn't get to the point of being dry and boring, but I can understand how it wouldn't appeal to everyone.

This game can have 4 player co-op so if you have some friends that wanna kill zombies in an open world, this is a great game for it.

I know it's really not breaking the mould to say this, but this is my favourite Assassin's Creed by far. I love the setting, Italy during the Renaissance is simply beautiful and full of life. The characters are funny and interesting, especially the main player's character Ezio. He's just so funny and charismatic. Also the bromance between him and Leonardo is just perfect. The game does a pretty good job about making you hate the enemies in the game so there's not much thought put into if you should feel bad about killing them or not. Although the motives for Ezio do change, they go from revenge based selfish reasons to the good of mankind. It's a fun world full of exploration and action, I would definitely recommend this for someone thinking about playing an Assassin's Creed game.

I don't hate this game, but to put it bluntly, too many damn DLCs.

I never got into the single player of this game, for some reason I just couldn't get invested in the characters, other than Trevor, doesn't mater what's happening, he's pure gold.

The main appeal of this game is the multiplayer, but again this didn't really do much for me. It was really only fun to play with friends in private lobbies, the heists were fun to. But as soon as you step into a public game it's just littered with cheaters and frankly, ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥. Maybe it's just me, but I don't see the appeal of being killed over and over by someone 100 levels higher than you. And on the reverse of that, I don't see the appeal of killing someone over and over who has no chance of fighting back. Also everything fun just costs way too much so you have to cheat, grind A LOT or buy Shark Cards for way too much irl money.

This is definitely my favourite Fallout game. The characters are pretty interesting, the story is solid and the world is amazing. The Mojave Wasteland somehow manages to feel completely desolate and empty and full of life and activity at the same time. I personally love the NCR, even if they aren't perfect the mean well and I am a sucker for traditional militaries and governments. At the same time the Legion is very very easy for me to dislike lol. The war between the NCR and Legion makes the world feel like it's alive. There is so much to do and discover in the Mojave, from clearing a Deathclaw infested quarry to getting kicked out of all the casinos in New Vegas. The biggest draw back to me is the combat, gunplay specifically. I don't like to use V.A.T.S. in any of the Fallout games because it always feels like I miss or take too long to shoot, but if you don't use V.A.T.S. it also feels like you miss quite a bit haha. For this reason I prefer playing a sniper character because you can pick enemies off while they're not moving too much and they won't see you right away.

As of the time of writing this review I am doing my second playthrough with the goal of getting all the achievements. I am looking forward to trying the Legion's quests and various side quests that I haven't tried before. Should be fun.

I would definitely recommend this to anyone who's interested in the Fallout series, it doesn't hold your hand like Fallout 4 but it's fun and you shouldn't have any issue finding a plethora of things to do.

Edit: 09/03/2019
A In the progress of getting all the achievements I have been reminded of a con in the game. Crashes. Lots of crashes. Not to the point of making the game unplayable, just save frequently.

The music in this is just beautiful. It can be very frustrating at times but when you succeed you feel amazing. Note: if you live with other people and own a mechanical keyboard, play when you're home alone lol It's also nice that they keep updating and adding to it.

I love this game, but I am not very good at it. On it's lower difficulties it's a pretty relaxing time passer, which is what I use it for. It's really fun to build cities and an empire, something you can do completely peacefully or by crushing everyone else under your military power. It can also be fun to play with friends...provided they're around the same skill level as you.

L4D is a really good game and the whole reason I even got Steam in the first place. I love the atmosphere, characters, enemies, maps, etc. Now as much as I love this game I would recommend just buying Left 4 Dead 2. It has all the maps from Left 4 Dead plus all the new maps, weapons, characters, enemies, etc.

I've got mixed feelings about Fallout 4. It's my most played Fallout game, but this is only due to the fact that it is the most technically competent one...and that's saying something. If New Vegas or 3 were redone in this engine they would have been infinitely better. The gunplay is fairly solid, when you aim at things and shoot you tend to hit. When you get to higher levels the enemies become pretty bullet spongy though. The worst part of this game has to be the story. Some of the characters are pretty interesting but they're not enough to hold it together. The main character is far too one dimensional and you hardly get to make any real decisions in the world apart from who you want to kill who. The best part of the game is the variety that the Commonwealth provides for exploration. There is a lot of attention to detail in the world and I love discovering random locations in the middle of nowhere. It's just too bad that the same attention to detail wasn't given to the story.