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Functional tutorials are vital. Possibly an awesome game that needs a proper intro.

Original Manibus scenario was creative and fun. Way of Winter one has punishing mechanics that quickly freeze all the joy out of playing it. Games like this I expect to have a safe home that I can layout for my chilling... Sadly the game decided I should chill by freezing in a house ravaged by a roaming world boss mob.

Not fun anymore

If jerky video and choppy audio are what gets you going in the morning is for you then you've found a perfect game. For an added dose of screwing up the system have Windows Defender block unauthorised memory changes.

If you prefer something is written to only access authorised data and that has smooth graphics which won't induce motion sickness then find something else.

Nex(t)On my list will be practically anything else

Summary - Glad there was a free weekend so I didn't make the mistake of buying.

+ Story line was engaging
+ Graphics decent

- Poor movement interface
- Missing the fun factor that previous Diablo had

Pathing problems where your team just won't move around simple objects in open world.

Nice graphics. A decent interface. Where it falls down is really with the questing and story. Within an hour it grew stale.

A solid engine is a great start. Apply polish and it may be worth repurchasing.

Bought thinking it would be fun. Nope. Wait for the 110% discount.

Sims meets survival. Great variability. Several new game modes added since launch. Slightly annoying trying again and again to get 8 mates deed, yet so captivating I kept going back for more.

Interesting concept that doesn't capture much replay.

The intrigue of the dystopian story led me to buy it. The lacking tutorial and clunky interface led me to return it.