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What a classic game. I feel like the display pictures on the Steam shop aren't doing any justice to this game because it is absolutely beautiful in its own way. There's not a single boring time in it and there's always something new to do or explore. The music is absolutely amazing and it fits the post-apocalyptic nuclear war world theme. Only downgrade for me personally was getting to run the game considering it crashes frequently and you have to do a few changes to make it work properly.

Deus Ex: Invisible War is a game that you should play if you're a fan of the series. But mind you that it doesn't bring much to the franchise. The story lacks depth and the plot & ending is similar to the previous game. The environment even though promising and futuristic is a little bit boring. They could have done more to the design in my honest opinion. The loading screens are awful, the AI ridiculously stupid and the inventory is not practical. Also the port sometimes doesn't work properly and it stops operating on loading screens.
What made the first game so great was the previous things I mentioned which unfortunately here in Invisible War were changed. But changes don't always mean positive outcomes. It was a letdown.

Doom 64 has the same gameplay like the previous original Doom games with the only difference that it comes with more puzzles and many times you'll catch yourself wondering what to do or where to go. It requires more thinking, focus and memory for the map than the previous games where you just run around shooting monsters or pressing door switches, and many times it gets confusing because of its level design structure.
My personal negatives were that the music is not that good (in fact at all) compared to the previous games and that the final boss battle is straight out stupid. The boss is a bullet sponge no matter which powerful weapon you use (even the bfg gun). The only way to beat it (atleast for me) was to hide behind a door button and just spray whatever clip I had left on her. The rockets the boss aims at you are unavoidable unless you find a trick like I did and kind of break the game. It's the worst boss battle I ever played in any game because it's so unbalanced.
All in all, the game is okay but I think it could've been a little better. I recommend it for the experience but it's nowhere epic like the first two Doom games were. Especially the soundtracks. You won't find epic thrilling music here. Which is a shame because the soundtracks in the first Doom games were what made the games so unforgetable, so epic and simple timeless.

Random tip: Watch out for the traps in some maps. I'd recommend saving at every new level (especially if you play this for the first time) because sometimes the traps are unavoidable and you end up getting stuck there.

This game in my humble opinion is underrated. It should be as much popular as the previous title. The music is amazing just like the first game and puts the player in the mood of the scenes. And in addition to that we have new characters, a variety of masks, many more weapons to choose from and extra gory melee executions which overall makes the game very fun.
Something that is a bit confusing was the story. Even though it continues from the first game and it takes place in the same universe, it jumps from character to character and is not chronologically in order. Which leaves the player with question marks. But regardless of that, the ending was shocking.. I would say the least.
The graphics remain the same as the previous game but I personally didn't mind it because I felt like Hotline Miami 2 delivered exactly what it had to deliver with this title.
In conclusion, if you played the first game you should definetely play the second one too. It won't disappoint and it's equal fun.
The only downside is that the series ends here. The developers have no interest in continuing the series.

F.E.A.R.: Perseus Mandate is a good DLC that kept the horror and the adventure balance just like the base game. But the only downside for me was that the AI was glitched 20% of the time in a "T" pose. I don't know if the problem was my installation or it's a regular thing in this game.

My childhood game. Words cannot describe what this game means to me. For some people San Andreas is the best GTA. For me personally it is Vice City. The game was heavily inspired by The Goodfellas (1990), the Scarface (1983) & the L.A. Confidential (1997) movies. And they did it in a way that it's just really aesthetic pleasing and beautiful. Also it should be mentioned that the voice actors did an amazing job aswell especially Ray Liotta. The storyline aswell is really well thought and put together. In a world full of corruption, Tommy involves from a common drug dealer to a kingpin.
Vice City has aged better than GTA III. Some sceneries are still very breathtaking.
I've finished this game 4 to 5 times in my lifetime and I'm still not bored of it. It stills holds a special place in my heart.

Recycled characters, recycled game ideas, buildings, sceneries. It brings nothing interesting, nothing new, nothing fresh, nothing that the Postal 2 game didn't already bring to the table.
Apocalypse Weekend is amazing but this one is plain boring and very repetitive. Just pass it. In addition to that it's unnecessary long. Half of it shouldn't have made the final cut. The developers recycled ideas over and over and over where it got so repetitive and the shock value wasn't even there anymore.
And even the comedy touch was lost here. The original was funny without being so extra and cheesy. This one was just silly. Only good thing I enjoyed was the music at the ending credits.

Gripping storyline. It starts with an emotional cutscene and connects you immediately with your main protagonist. You don't kill for the heck of it. You kill for revenge. You have a good sad story behind. It's not only empty violence. The progression, the atmosphere and story are all really good and well fitted together to the point where after I finished the game I felt like I watched a police crime movie. It captures that exact feeling and delivers it in a very realistic way.

A tip: Just make sure to check some guides on how to fix the sound because for some reason Steam hasn't fixed that bug yet. The game has no sound unfortunately.

Super funny! Many many easter eggs in this game from the developers which were really interesting. A game where you can just kill people and have fun while running away from the police (like GTA) or do the daily tasks the game requires. Whatever you choose it's still very fun.
The game uses dark humour to joke about American culture and everything around it and it does it so well.

Weird game. Let me explain why.
The first hour was pretty normal and fine but after the story progressed everything turned out weird really quickly. The gameplay is weird too even though the tasks are pretty simple. It had some quick-time events which some of them reminded me of the Twister board game.
I finished this and I honestly have no idea what happened and why it happened. Was it related to supernatural? Paranormal? True crime and detective? Romance? Horror? Religion? Spirituality? Family bonds? Angels and demons? Or maybe ALL OF THE ABOVE AT THE SAME TIME?!!!! This game tried to be a lot of things at once. Did it fail? No. Is it a mess? Yeah kinda. But an interesting experience I guess