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I usually play this game on its standalone game launcher, not on Steam. The recent addition of skin gacha to CN server is ridiculous. We already have gacha for both units (with 50/50 odds) and weapons (with 75/25). Adding a third gacha for skins is just a greedy move to squeeze more money out of players. If you want to have skin gacha so badly, abolish gacha for both units and weapons.

Patch 2.0 is a major overhaul. Recommend old players to come back to the game and check it out.

The new RPG elements (skill tress, dialogue options, multiple endings, etc) are great editions to the game.

This is basically JPOG 2.

Miss the good old days when developers would sell me the game and that's that.

If you didn't play previous Witcher games, you will like this game.

If you played Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings, you will love this game.

If you played both Witcher 1 and Witcher 2, you won't even need to read the reviews before buying this game.

Modding in any Bethesda game will always be a huge plus. But for the sake of this review, let's set aside the modding aspect of it and just talk about the game itself.

Fallout 4 is a great open world game, with improved graphics and better gameplay over its predecessors (Fallout 3 and New Vegas). Bethesda made some changes to Fallout 4 that made it a little different from previous Fallout games. For one, the Skill system was totally removed and its mechanics were integrated into perks and SPECIAL stats. Dialogue system was tweaked to only show 4 options at a time. Although sometimes it can feel like fewer dialogue choices are availabe compared to previous Fallout games, there is still enough diversity in the dialogue choices to make it feel like a Fallout game.

There are also other changes that made Fallout 4 better than its predecessors: settlement building is introduced, Power Armor gameplay is changed to feel like an actual power armor (and not just another piece of armored apparel), almost all Followers have their own affinity system. And lastly, Fallout 4 still gives the familiar "Fallout atmosphere" through its soundtrack (for both ambient musics and radio stations) and level designs.

The Creation Club is a controversial move by Bethesda. But as long as they still support free modding, it's a minor flaw that can be overlooked.

If a black hole were to suck in the world of Batman, Assassin's Creed and Middle Earth, you will find this game coming out from the other side.

A nice remake of the original Carnivores game. People who are fans of dinosaur hunting games should definitely give this a try. No doubt there are some bugs and glitches, but you will be too busy hunting T-rexes to notice them.

Skyrim takes gaming to the next level with its magnificient open world, interactive NPCs and immersive gameplay. Play through the game as either a mage, warrior or thief; or if you are up for it, master all 3 play styles and become the most powerful Dragonborn to ever walk Skyrim. It's abundance of perks, quests, side missions, weapons and armors are just some of the things you will love about Skyrim. Did I mention you get to fight dragons as well?