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TLDR: Worth every cent and minute! Cannot recommend it more!

As someone who's always had their back on both DnD and TB games, this game has changed both of these things. The story, the characters, the world-building, the setting, the dialogue, music and voice acting, it's all so perfectly balanced. I adore all of this game.

Sure, the occasional bug here and slow loading there, but other than that the game runs very well. Graphics are genuinely great, from both up-top and 3rd person view-adjacent.

The way a lot of the quests, alongside the main story of course, grips you is something I haven't experienced in an open-world game since The Witcher. BG3 revived the genre for me.

Buy it. I promise you it is worth it!

TLDR: Fantastic experience! Worth every penny!
It lacks nothing. It has new and fun mechanics, new bosses (one of which we all sulked over for not having in the main game so it was a great surprise), great performances and an interesting new look for some locations.
This DLC made me completely reconsider the way I look at this new Ada and her VA. I was genuinely disappointed with Lily Gao the first time I played the remake. Her performance sounded weak and bored. However, in this DLC I can see her potential and how she's slowly growing into that role. It will take some time, but she is absolutely capable of becoming a new fan-favorite Ada Wong. I have nothing but positive thoughts on this DLC and for this price? I feel like I robbed them.

TLDR: Buy it. Worth every penny.

The story is genuinely something special. While I can't say the setting is very original and new and never-seen-before, the relationship between you and your Titan absolutely is. WIth some great humor and a growing bond, he becomes a good friend, rather than a weapon to be used.

The gameplay is incredibly satisfying and fluid, punches feel heavy, the guns sound amazing, wall-running and hopping from place to place is very easy to get used to and seemlessly combines combat with fast-paced movement. It's an overall fantastic experience.

10/10, buy the game and enjoy it, I can promise you will.


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The game is a disappointment. I've got nothing more to say. It's not worth the money, even on a discount.

I genuinely do not understand why people hate this game. It's got its quirks, sure, but it's such a blast both solo and with a friend. It's a gem, from the fun and chaotic mercenaries mode to the surprisingly good story campaigns. The new characters are well written and the old are well expanded upon, their relationships with each other feel organic and very cheeky at times. Also the gameplay is smooth and very addicting. Definitely an improvement over RE5 and even RE8. RE4R is the only one that can beat it imo.
Recommended with both hands. Give it try, you won't regret it.

Truth be told, the game's a gross mischaracterization of the original. It's not a remake. It's a basterdized version of a great game.
The gameplay is clunky, it sucks, the story makes no sense, the characters are shallow and unsympathetic.
Voice acting and graphics are okay. Leon's face is lovely, obviously, but it doesn't make up for how badly his character was remolded to fit this "cop" cosplay he puts on. RE4 does a far better job of showing you his actual character - a caring, kind person, who's in this mess only to save people.

A genuinely fantastic game which finally does remake right.
It does the original game justice while also adding a ton of wonderful improvements in pretty much every single category.
Having grown up with the RE franchise, I have found an even bigger appreciation for these games as an adult through the RE4 remake, alongside the new titles. Capcom is on a fantastic streak lately and I encourage you to try this game. Worth every single penny.

Except Ramon.....what the ♥♥♥♥ were you guys thinking....give him back his hat....

TLDR: This game can be summed up in one word - Mid. Extremely mid. Get on sale.
I wish I could give a 50/50 instead of recommended or not, but I more so lean towards Not so, here we go.
I expected a lot more considering the overwhelmingly positive feedback, yet what I was met with was more Meh than anything I've previously played. The game is Not bad. It is simply boring.
From a technical standpoint - it's great. The graphics are pretty nice, the game runs great with little to no issues except for a bit of stuttering here and there, the voice acting was alright and the soundtrack...well, I can't say much, I didn't really pay attention to it.
As for the story - the only reason you'd be playing as the gameplay is incredibly generic and nothing exciting - is very M e h. Not great, not horrible, nothing much to say about it. Predictable, some unexciting twists and the ending felt more like a joke than anything.
In all honesty - I would've gotten a refund if I could.

One of the best games I have had the utter pleasure of playing. Refreshing, fast-paced, chaotic and beautiful, Hades is a gem which shines as a bright example of how to create such games.
The art style is gorgeous, the story is brilliant, the dialogues and characters are funny and very well written, the gameplay is addicting and incredibly fun. Not to mention the fantastic OST.
This game has it all and I have nothing but praise for it. Worth every penny!

It IS a good DLC. The cutscenes, the characters, the subclass, the story, the weapons and the armor. People have learned to complain about every single little thing and I honestly cannot take the word of most destiny players nowadays. If I'd listened to everyone I wouldn't have gotten the DLC, but I am so glad I did. It's been one of the most fun DLC's I've played since Forsaken. It's a subclass DLC, meaning it was more meant to introduce a new subclass (which Yes, it is a big deal), instead of moving the story forward as much as other DLC's, such as The Final Shape do.
Y'all have the same complaints about everything, at this point they mean nothing.