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Definitely a fun game, though the time loop could have been better implemented. After something like The Outer Wilds, this game is more similar to Hitman, without the expansive sandbox. The characters, charm, and setting are all excellent. The gameplay is very easy and gets easier, and the mechanics are well polished. Instead of feeling like I'm playing a whole day in sequence, I feel like I'm playing the same levels on repeat with different coats of paint. That rush of racing against the clock and meticulously planning a route is noticeably absent here. Overall, I enjoyed my playthrough- even if the main 'loop' mechanic fell short.

When the game is good it's great, and when it's bad it can really be terrible. Bloodborne may have spoiled me for the souls series, but it's a solid title despite some of my issues with it.

I just kept falling to my death in levels that were too dark and in corridors that were too small. Gameplay and most of the bosses were great though.

It's an incredible experience, and an even better game. The world, writing, gameplay, and characters are top notch. It's up there with New Vegas for me.

The game is littered with bugs, but in my opinion, the ambitious scale and scope of the experience drowns them out.

"You can't just shoot a hole into the surface of Mars."

I played quite a bit before it was released on steam: played a bit at launch, then came back after Forsaken. I took a break right after Shadowkeep and came back right as the Season of Arrivals was starting. It is absolutely one of my favorite games of all time. I play both PvE and PvP, but the game is definitely centered around PvE more; however, there are plenty of PvP activities if that's what you're looking for. The gameplay is fantastic, each class feels unique and offers new ways to play, the armor system has just the right amount of complexity, the FPS mechanics are well polished and fun to use, and almost all the gameplay mechanics are accessible.

The thing about Destiny that's so great (to me), is you get out of it what you're willing to put in. If you want to grind into oblivion, this game has plenty of that,. If you're only here for the stories and lore (the lore in this game is top notch), or just grabbing some cool weapons and making a cool build, this game delivers.

Does it have it's flaws? Absolutely (I'm looking at you, Sunsetting). The base game is hard to understand, especially if you're a New Light (Free to Play) owner. I would recommend grabbing each expansion at a discount if you can, especially if you're only in it for the campaigns. This game shines when you dig deeper into each expansion, but that's not for everyone. The chronological order is: The Red War, Curse of Osiris, Warmind, Forsaken, and then Shadowkeep- Beyond Light after that. In my eyes, the positives far outweigh any negatives.

The endgame content is great as well, with dungeons, raids, and high level strikes, as well as missions. This will net you the best gear.

I would recommend this game in a heartbeat, especially since it's free. Try it out, and figure out what you like. 9.5/10

Technically, Fallout 76 is not a good game. It's still riddled with bugs, crashes, and plagued by the same issues which have stuck with it since launch. The end game is stale, becoming a routine of repeating the same few daily quests, reaching the daily limit that Bethesda has placed on end game resources, and then completing any challenges that you still have active. Wastelanders is alright, and the game as it stands right now, is where it should have been a month or so after launch. There are too many negatives here for me to recommend this game, especially to any die hard fans of RPG's like F:NV, F3, The Witcher 3, and even Skyrim. Fallout 1st is a real shame, and should only exist if the game was Free-to-Play. Bethesda manufactured an arbitrary issue, and then sold a solution.

The perk card system is a bright spot, allowing for massive build variety, and the option to choose how you play. There are some legendary perks that are far better than others, when you look at the damage calculations, but a lot of them are really fun to mess around with.

That being said, I do enjoy my time playing the game, and I have a lot of fun with friends, meeting other people, engaging in the player economy, and building up my base. I enjoy the Fallout universe, and right now it looks like this is the only modern Fallout experience that will be offered for a few years.


If you can catch it on sale, I'd say it's worth your time. It's up to you whether the negatives outweigh the positives, with a game like this, you'll have to try it for yourself.

I initially did not recommend this game, due to some incoming changes. I still don't agree with some of those changes (quick-swapping), but this is one of the best shooters I have ever played, so I've changed my review to a recommend.

It has fantastic atmosphere, excellent map design, intense matches, and superb gunplay- Hunt delivers in every way it can.

Although I don't agree with everything the devs have implemented, there is no denying that is has doubled the player count, and increased enjoyment across the board.

It's a really solid game, plenty of content. I never finished HITMAN 2016 but when they added it to this game I completed the whole game, and then completed this one.

The game is also hilarious, with a lot of dry humor and parody stuff.

The story isn't front and center but it is intriguing, and enough to propel you through all the levels and missions, and by the end I thought it was a satisfying Jason Bourne esque narrative.

25$ (for the Autumn sale) Gold Edition is an absolute steal.

Haha Ow

I like CoD.

Ghosts and AW I did not like.

I like this game.